Technical site analysis
Review navigation, sitemaps, robots.txt, structured data and on-page foundations.
Search engine optimisation built on technical health, useful content and lasting authority.
A business that wants sustainable organic visibility for its key services or locations.
Build a brief for this service ↗Priority rankings, organic traffic and the enquiries it supports; rankings are not guaranteed.
Your proposal confirms the exact outputs, responsibilities and timing.
A technical audit, keyphrases grouped by what people intend, pages improved for them, then steady movement in the results.
Illustration of how the work comes together, not a client project or live data.
Ranking is about credibility as well as visibility. Search engines and customers both look for a site that is technically sound, clearly relevant and trusted by others.
Audit the site, research how customers search, then prioritise technical fixes, content and authority building in a plan of action. SEO is a long game, so the focus is sustainable work and regular reporting.
Review navigation, sitemaps, robots.txt, structured data and on-page foundations.
Research the phrases customers use and group them into clear priorities.
Create and improve pages, articles and product copy for people and search.
Earn quality links and strengthen local visibility, including your Google Business Profile.
Identify technical gaps and document them in a plan of action.
Group searches by intent: Do (transactional), Know (informational) and Go (local).
Improve technical health, content and on-page relevance.
Earn relevant links and strengthen the brand’s search footprint.
Share regular updates and adapt as search behaviour and algorithms change.
Which products, services or locations matter most?
Do you have access to Search Console and analytics?
Has the site had SEO work or a migration before?
Bring relevant assets and existing reports if available. Please keep passwords and sensitive customer data out of your brief.
Discuss SEO ↗SEO builds over months rather than days. Technical fixes can help sooner; content and authority take longer. We agree review points at the start.
They do different jobs. Ads create visibility quickly for high-intent searches, while SEO builds organic visibility over time. Many businesses use both.
Yes. Local SEO covers location-specific phrases and your Google Business Profile, so nearby customers can find you.
Your proposal should identify deliverables, approvals, access needs and the measures used to review the work. Implementation depends on the agreed scope.
Explore our approach ↗Google Business Profile ↗Google Ads ↗Websites ↗