Every engagement starts with an audit, so we both know what we are fixing before anyone signs anything.
I take your best commercial pages and rebuild them around search intent. That means the words on the page match what buyers type, and every page has one clear job.
Best for ecommerce category pages and service pages that get impressions but no clicks.
For HVAC, cleaning, plumbing, dental and any business with a van or a front door. The goal is the map pack and the phone ringing from the right postcodes.
Best for service businesses covering 1 to 40 suburbs or cities.
The unglamorous part. If Google cannot crawl, render and index your pages quickly, nothing else matters.
Best for sites over 300 URLs, or any site that lost traffic after a redesign.
Search ads and Performance Max, managed with the same reporting discipline as the SEO work, so you can see which channel earned the sale.
Best for brands spending 1,500 a month or more on Google.
Most accounts I inherit have GA4 counting the wrong things. I fix the tracking first, then build a report you will genuinely open.
Best for anyone who has never trusted their own numbers.
The repetitive parts of SEO do not need a human. I set up the pipes so the data arrives and the alerts fire on their own.
Best for teams tired of rebuilding the same spreadsheet every month.
A one off deep review with a prioritised 90 day plan you can hand to any developer.
Ongoing technical, on-page and content work with reporting. Most clients stay 12 months or longer.
SEO plus Google Ads managed together, with one report covering both channels.
Prices are starting points. Quotes depend on site size and how many locations you serve.
Technical fixes can show up in Search Console within two to four weeks. Rankings for competitive commercial terms usually take four to six months. Local map pack movement is often faster, around eight to twelve weeks.
Yes. Admin or editor access to the CMS, plus Google Analytics, Search Console and Google Business Profile. If you have a developer, I brief them instead of pushing code myself.
I white label technical audits and analytics setups for three agencies at the moment. Happy to talk if you need overflow capacity.
Then start with the audit. If they are doing good work, the audit will show it and you will have saved money. If they are not, you will have a specific list to bring to them.
