Technical audit
Crawl, index coverage, canonicals, redirect chains, Core Web Vitals and schema — with each finding written as a change, not as an observation.
SEO OPTIMISATION
Technical fixes, page structure, content briefs and link work — applied to the site itself. The report at month end describes what changed, not what we noticed.
The findings never reach the site
The audit lists thirty issues. Nobody has write access to the theme, so thirty issues are still there next month.
Keywords are picked for volume, not for intent
The page ranks for a term nobody buys on, the traffic line goes up, and the enquiry line does not move.
Links are bought in bulk from the same twelve sites
A footprint any reviewer can see, on domains that have nothing to do with what you sell.
Crawl, index coverage, canonicals, redirect chains, Core Web Vitals and schema — with each finding written as a change, not as an observation.
Titles, descriptions, heading outline and internal links rebuilt page by page, so each URL has one job and links to the ones nearest it.
One brief per target page: the query, the intent behind it, the sections the page needs and the pages it must link to.
Digital PR and partner placements on sites relevant to yours, and one monthly report against the keywords that pay.
Technical fixes register within weeks. Structure and content take a quarter to read clearly. Anyone who quotes you a date for a position is guessing.
No, and neither can anyone else — the ranking is not ours to hand over. What we commit to is the work: the fixes shipped, the briefs written, the pages published.
Yes. That is most of this work. It starts with an audit of what exists, and we only recommend a rebuild when the current site cannot be fixed for less.
We write the brief and can draft the page. Your team confirms anything factual about the business before it publishes.
We will tell you what is standing between the two, what it costs to fix, and how long it takes.