seo — found by the people already looking
Search Engine Optimisation.
Technical fixes, pages that answer what people actually search for, and the steady work that moves a business from page three to the top of page one – reported plainly, month by month, in positions and enquiries rather than jargon.
01 · the problem
You're on page two. Nobody is.
The searches happen every day – emergency plumber near me, accountant for contractors, wedding venue in your town. The businesses on the top half of page one take nearly all of them. Below that, it doesn't matter how good you are; you're not in the conversation.
What changes
- A site Google can read, crawl and trust
- Pages that answer the searches your customers actually type
- A Google Business Profile that's complete, active and reviewed
- Positions tracked weekly, so movement is visible and honest
fig. 01 · page one · illustrative
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02 · how it works
Fix. Write. Earn.
First the technical audit – speed, structure, indexing, the things that quietly stop a good site ranking. Then the pages: one per service, one per area, written to answer the search rather than stuff a keyword. Then the slow, compounding work: profile, reviews, links from places that matter, and adjusting to what the data says.
Under the hood
- Technical audit and fixes: speed, structure, indexing
- Search research: what people type, what's winnable
- Service and location pages, written properly
- Google Business Profile setup and upkeep
- Links and citations that hold up
- Weekly rank tracking, monthly plain-English report
fig. 02 · the pipeline · illustrative
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03 · what you get
Enquiries that arrive without an ad budget.
Ads stop the day you stop paying. Rankings earned properly keep sending people for years, and every month of work builds on the last. It's slower than ads to start, and cheaper than ads forever.
In the box
- The technical audit – fixed, not just listed
- Service and area pages, written and published
- Google Business Profile, managed
- Weekly positions; a monthly report of rankings, clicks and enquiries
- A quarterly plan of what's next, and why
fig. 03 · clicks from search · illustrative
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04 · the offer
A first phase, then a flat monthly. No lock-in.
SEO is a monthly, not a project: the audit, the fixes and the first pages come first, then the compounding work. The figure depends on how competitive your searches are – we tell you on the call, and we tell you if it isn't worth doing.
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First phase
Technical audit, fixes, search research and the first service and area pages – the first two months.
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Monthly
New pages, profile upkeep, links, tracking and the report. One flat figure.
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Term
Month to month after the first three. The site, the pages and the rankings are yours.
05 · questions people ask before they say yes
How long until results?
Technical fixes show within weeks; new pages take two to four months to settle; competitive searches take longer. We show positions weekly, so you see movement before the enquiries arrive.
Do you guarantee page one?
No one honest does. We guarantee the work, the reporting, and telling you the truth about what's winnable before you spend a pound.
Is this local SEO?
For most of our clients, yes: service pages, area pages and a properly run Google Business Profile. For national or e-commerce sites, the same principles with more pages.
Do I need a new website?
Usually not. Most sites can be fixed. If yours genuinely can't, we'll say so and quote it separately – we build those too.
What do you report?
Positions for the searches we agreed, clicks from search, and enquiries – on one page, in plain English. Not a forty-page PDF.
Why a three-month first phase?
Because nothing honest happens in one. After that it's month to month.
Can I stop?
Yes, after the first three months. Everything – the site, the pages, the profile – stays yours.
next step
Fifteen minutes to hear what's winnable for your searches. If it isn't worth doing, we'll say so and you've lost a coffee break.