SEO services for small business websites.

Search optimisation grounded in your audience and your website — technical fixes, content that answers real questions, and honest reporting on what moved.

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About this service

What is SEO?

SEO is making your website answer the questions people are already asking, in a way search engines can see. That is the whole idea. Everything else — audits, keyword research, link building — is a way of doing that.

Technical first
Crawlability, speed, structured data and internal linking. While those are wrong nothing else matters, because the content cannot be found or properly understood.
Written to be found
Pages that answer the questions people actually type. Not filler written for a crawler — content that would earn the click even if nobody could see the ranking.

Search engines are not a directory you submit to any more. They read your pages and decide whether they are the best answer to a query. So the work is mostly about the quality and clarity of what is on the page, with the technical side making sure it can be found at all.

We are deliberately not promising first-page rankings, because anyone who does is guessing. What we do promise is that the fundamentals are right, the work is measurable, and you are told honestly what moved.

Make your business easier to find.

Scope

What you get with SEO.

Technical audit

Crawlability, indexation, speed, mobile rendering, structured data and broken links — the things that quietly stop a site being considered at all.

Keyword and intent research

What people actually type, and what they are trying to do when they type it. Grouped by intent, because ranking for the wrong intent wastes the effort.

Content plan

Which pages to change, which to create, and which to leave alone. Written as a plan you can hand to a writer.

On-page optimisation

Titles, headings, internal linking, structured data, and alt text — the on-page work that makes each page answer one question clearly.

Technical fixes

Speed work, schema, redirects and indexation directives, handled in the codebase rather than recommended and left undone.

Reporting that means something

Rankings, clicks and conversions, with the search terms that changed. Monthly, and short enough to read.

Cost

How much does SEO cost?

SEO is priced as ongoing monthly work rather than a one-off, because search positions are lost as well as gained. What moves the price:

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Size of the site: A twenty-page site and a two-hundred-page site are different amounts of crawling, auditing and internal linking work.
Current state: Fixing what is broken comes first and is finite. Improving something already sound is ongoing and smaller.
How competitive the terms are: Ranking for something generic costs far more than ranking for the specific thing you are known for.
How fast it needs to move: Technical fixes show in weeks. Content and links take months of consistent work, and pretending otherwise helps nobody.
Content capacity: If nobody on your side can write or approve pages, the ceiling is set by that rather than by the optimisation.

We would rather start with a one-off audit and a plan you own, so you can do the work with whoever you like. Ongoing work is faster and we stay accountable for it, but it should be a choice, not a condition of doing anything at all.

Process

How we do SEO.

01
Audit and access
Search Console, analytics, and a full technical crawl. Most sites have something simple and expensive-looking that is holding them back.
02
Research
What your customers search for, what is ranking now, and what is realistically winnable for a business of your size.
03
Prioritise
Fixes first, content second, links third. Told as a list you can act on yourself, whether or not you continue with us.
04
Implement
We make the changes directly in the site rather than sending you a list and hoping.
05
Measure and report
What changed each month, what did not, and what we are doing next. If something is not working we say so.

Tools

What we use for SEO.

Google Search Console

What people search for and how your site appears

Google Analytics

What people do after they arrive

Screaming Frog

Crawling the site to find what a search engine would trip over

Schema.org markup

Telling search engines what each page actually is

Core Web Vitals

Measuring speed on real phones, not a desktop score

Fit

When SEO is worth doing.

Worth doing if

Your website is not appearing for searches that describe what you do.
You have traffic but almost none of it turns into enquiries.
You are about to redesign and want to avoid losing the rankings you have.
You have been told your SEO is bad and nobody can tell you why.

Not worth it if

You want guaranteed first-page rankings in a month. Nobody honest can promise that.
You are not willing to publish new pages. SEO without content is decoration.
You want cheap volume links. That is how sites get penalised, and we will not do it.

Proof

We have done this before.

A few projects where the website had a clear job to do. Open one to see what changed for the business.

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Questions

SEO questions.

If your question is not here, ask it directly. We answer honestly, even when the answer is that we are not the right fit.

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How long does SEO take to work?

Technical fixes can show within weeks. Content and authority take three to six months of consistent work to become visible, and longer to become dependable. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is not describing search engines.

Can you guarantee first-page rankings?

No, and neither can anyone else who is being straight with you. What we can do is fix the fundamentals, work on terms that are realistically winnable for your size, and report honestly on what moved.

What do you need from us?

Access to Search Console and analytics, and someone who can approve and publish content. That last one is usually the real constraint, and it is worth sorting out before we start.

Do you write the content?

We can, and we can work with a writer you already have. Either way we tell you what each page should answer, because that is the part that is easy to get wrong.

Will a redesign lose my rankings?

It can, and it is one of the most common causes of a sudden drop. If you are planning one, the fix is redirects and keeping URLs stable — both straightforward if planned, expensive if not.

What is in the first month?

The technical audit and the prioritised plan. If you decide to go your own way afterwards, you keep the document either way. We would rather that than lock you in.

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