SEO
Technical fixes, content and internal linking that build visibility and qualified organic traffic.
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A clear, hands-on process
For businesses that need more qualified leads and leaner operations — from audit to implementation and clear monthly reporting.
A technical, content and competitor audit ranked by impact.
A prioritised roadmap tied to traffic, leads and revenue.
SEO fixes, content and automations implemented and measured.
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Full technical crawl, content review and competitor analysis to find what's holding growth back.
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A prioritised plan with quick wins and bigger bets tied to traffic, leads and revenue.
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Technical fixes, content and internal linking to strengthen visibility and relevance.
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Workflows, alerts and processes that save time and remove manual work.
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Clear monthly reporting showing what changed, what it did, and what's next.
Technical fixes, content and internal linking that build visibility and qualified organic traffic.
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Real projects run through the same five phases — the fixes, the content, and the numbers that actually moved.
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Inside each phase
No black boxes and no sixty-page deck nobody reads: you see what I found, what I'd do about it, and what it moved.
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Nothing gets touched until I know what is actually wrong. I crawl the site, read the search data you already have, and look at the two or three competitors who keep outranking you. What comes back is a list of problems ranked by what they are costing you — not a severity score out of ten that nobody can act on.
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The audit says what is broken. The roadmap says what we do about it, in what order, and what each item is expected to move. Everything ties back to one goal you pick, because a plan that optimises for traffic, leads and revenue at once optimises for none of them. Work that costs a lot and moves little gets cut here, not halfway through the quarter.
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This is the part most audits never reach. Technical fixes get implemented, pages get rewritten and restructured, new content gets published, and internal linking gets rebuilt around the topics you want to own. I work inside your site or alongside your developers — whichever ships faster. Every change is logged with a date, so a movement three months later can be traced back to a cause.
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Once the work is running, the recurring parts get handed to a machine — reporting, lead routing, content briefs, alerts when something breaks. These are custom Python and AI workflows built around the tools you already use, not another subscription to manage. The test is simple: hours back every month, and fewer things that quietly stop working.
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Monthly reporting a non-marketer can read: what changed, what it did, what is next, and what did not work. Impressions climbing while leads stay flat is a finding worth leading with, not something to bury on slide fourteen. If a bet did not pay off, you hear it from me first.
How long it takes
SEO is not paid advertising. Technical fixes can move things in weeks; competitive rankings take months. Anyone promising page one by Friday is selling something else.
Weeks 1–2
From the first call to a plan you could act on without me.
Weeks 3–12
Fixes and content ship continuously. The first real movement in search usually lands in this window.
Month 3 onward
Rankings mature, reporting runs itself, and the roadmap gets rewritten against what actually moved.
What I need from you
The work stalls far more often on access and approvals than on strategy.
Search Console, Analytics and the CMS. Read-only is fine to start with.
One person who can approve copy and say yes to shipping. Approval by committee is what actually kills timelines.
One call to review what moved and agree what's next. Everything else can be async.
Traffic, leads or revenue. Tell me which one you're measured on and I'll optimise for that one.
Common questions
Technical and on-page fixes can show up within weeks. Competitive rankings usually take three to six months of consistent work. I would rather tell you that now than explain it in month four.
Either. If you have a dev team, I hand them scoped tickets and verify the result. If you don't, I implement the changes directly.
That's the SEO Audit & Sprint package. You get the findings and the roadmap, and you're free to run it in-house or with another team.
I do. You are not being sold to by one person and then handed to someone else.
The same five phases run for digital marketing, automation and web builds. What changes is what gets audited in phase one and what gets shipped in phase three.
See what the phases cost in packages and pricing, or look at how this played out on real projects in the case studies.
Let's talk about your goals and the bottlenecks slowing your team down.