We identify what's making your website hard to find and address what matters: its structure, pages, content and business information.
Review my websiteA clear description of what you do, where you work and how you can help the person searching.
A clear title and a useful page help explain why your website is worth visiting.
Illustrative example. The search engine determines how the result appears and where it ranks.We check that important pages are accessible, connected and available for indexing. We look for blocks, errors and pages with no links leading to them.
In practice: reviewing indexing, the sitemap and internal links.
Duplicate URLs, old pages and poorly handled redirects can create confusion. We organise the structure and make the preferred version of each page clear.
In practice: URLs, redirects and duplicate pages.
We look at the services you want to highlight and the questions your customers ask. We review titles, descriptions and content so each page has a clear purpose.
In practice: content priorities and clearly explained service pages.
We check contact details, opening hours and service areas. Where relevant, we align this information with your Google Business Profile and your website's structured data.
In practice: consistent local information that's easy to verify.
The analysis helps us decide what to do next. We explain the issues we find, their expected impact and what's needed to fix them.
A clear distinction between errors to fix, content to improve and opportunities to explore later.
We carry out the agreed changes or work with the team that already maintains your website.
Where included in the service, we review changes in page performance, searches and enquiries. We put the numbers in context and explain the next steps.
Send us the address and tell us which services or products you want to highlight. We check the platform and access requirements before proposing changes.
No. Rankings depend on several factors and are determined by the search engine. We commit to the agreed work, verifiable improvements and a clear explanation of what we have done.
It depends on the website, the competition and the changes made. Fixing an error does not mean search results will change on the same day. We agree with you how to track progress.
Not always. Many improvements can be made to an existing website. The initial review identifies the platform's limitations and any work that needs a more substantial change.
No. SEO works on the website's organic presence. Ads are paid campaigns with their own budget and management. We can help identify which approach fits your goals.
