Search

Search did not die. It got harder, and most of your rivals gave up.

Technical, content and local SEO for businesses that want compounding demand instead of rented clicks.

The problem

Rented traffic stops the day you stop paying

Paid search bills you every month for the same click. Organic position is an asset that keeps returning enquiries after the work is done. The gap between the two is the difference between a marketing cost and a marketing investment, and it widens every year you leave it.

The actual deliverables.

Named work with an owner and a date against it, not a monthly allocation of hours you cannot inspect.

Technical audit and remediation

Crawlability, indexation, site speed, structure and the errors quietly capping everything else you do.

Keyword and intent mapping

What your market actually searches, sorted by buying intent rather than by volume, and mapped to the page that should own it.

Content strategy and production

The pages worth having, written to rank and to convert, not to hit a word count.

On-page optimisation

Titles, structure, internal linking and schema across the pages that carry your revenue.

Local and map visibility

Profile, categories, citations and review velocity for businesses that get found by location.

Authority building

Earned links and mentions from sources with genuine standing in your category.

Reporting that names the number

Position, traffic and enquiries, tied back to revenue rather than to impressions.

Four stages, on repeat.

  1. 01

    Audit

    A full technical and content review, plus where you sit against the competitors who are beating you.

  2. 02

    Prioritise

    The fixes ordered by impact against effort, so the first month is spent on what moves.

  3. 03

    Build

    Technical remediation, content production and authority work, run as a continuous programme.

  4. 04

    Report

    Monthly, against the positions and enquiries that matter, with what we are doing next.

Search, answered

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