Technical SEO audits
Crawl errors, broken links, duplicate content and indexing issues found and fixed — the groundwork most quick wins are actually built on.
Rankings built on real technical health and content that matches search intent keep growing long after the campaign ends. We fix what's broken, build the structure search engines trust, and write content for the questions your customers actually type — so traffic compounds instead of resetting every time an algorithm update lands.
SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is the practice of improving a website's technical health, content and structure so it ranks higher in organic search results — through fixing crawlability and speed issues, writing content that matches real search intent, and building an internal linking structure search engines can navigate cleanly.
Rankings rarely come from one fix — they come from a healthy site and the right content, working together over months, not days.
Crawl errors, broken links, duplicate content and indexing issues found and fixed — the groundwork most quick wins are actually built on.
Load time, interactivity and visual stability fixed to Google's own performance thresholds — because speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor at once.
Content built around real search intent and grouped into topic clusters, not scattered keyword-stuffed pages.
A site structure search engines can crawl efficiently, with internal links that pass authority to the pages that need it.
Titles, meta descriptions, headings and schema aligned to what's actually being searched, page by page.
Plain-English monthly reporting on rankings, traffic and the pages driving enquiries — so progress is measured, not assumed.
Google ranks organic results on relevance, authority and technical health. Content can win the first; the other two take sustained work — and that's where most sites quietly lose ground.
SEO typically takes three to six months to show meaningful ranking movement, and six to twelve months to compound into steady, qualified organic traffic — because Google needs time to re-crawl, re-index and build trust in a site's changes.
Technical SEO fixes how easily search engines can crawl, index and load a site; content SEO focuses on writing pages that match real search intent. Both are needed — technical fixes without the right content rank nothing, and great content on a slow, broken site rarely gets seen.
Full technical and content audit against your current rankings, traffic and competitors — the baseline everything else is measured against.
Core Web Vitals, crawlability and indexing issues resolved before any new content goes live.
Topic-cluster content written for real search intent, with internal linking planned in from the start.
Monthly reporting on rankings and traffic, with content and technical work adjusted based on what's actually working.
Map-pack visibility and organic rankings reinforce each other for any business with a physical service area.
Explore Local SEOThe technical health and topical depth SEO builds is exactly what gets a business cited in AI answers.
Explore AEO/GEOA fast, well-structured site is the foundation every SEO campaign is built on.
See web designSEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is the practice of improving a website so it ranks higher in organic search results. It works on three fronts at once: technical health, so search engines can crawl and index the site; content that matches what people actually search for; and internal structure and links that show search engines which pages matter most.
SEO typically takes three to six months to show meaningful ranking movement, and six to twelve months to compound into steady, qualified organic traffic — because Google needs time to re-crawl, re-index and build trust in a site's changes.
Technical SEO fixes how easily search engines can crawl, index and load a site; content SEO focuses on writing pages that match real search intent. Both are needed — technical fixes without the right content rank nothing, and great content on a slow, broken site rarely gets seen.
Almost certainly. A website makes you findable only if search engines can crawl it, understand what it is about, and judge it worth ranking. Most sites we audit are technically sound enough to load but have no topical structure, no internal linking plan and no content aimed at real search queries — which is why they sit on page three.
Our SEO work starts at $600 a month, and Local SEO from $450 a month, with the exact figure depending on how competitive your market is and how much content the plan needs. Every price is published on our pricing page, and there are no long-term lock-in contracts.