Found by the people already looking
Somebody typed exactly what you do into a search box this morning. Whether they found you comes down to a handful of unglamorous things: can a crawler read your pages, do they load quickly, and do they say plainly what you offer.
What you end up with
- A technical audit listing what is broken, ordered by traffic lost
- The foundations fixed: metadata, sitemap, structured data, speed
- Pages built around what people actually search for
- Search Console set up, with a monthly read on what changed
How the work actually goes
We check whether Google can read the site at all
Before anything about keywords: is the content in the HTML or does it only appear after JavaScript runs, are the canonical tags right, is the sitemap accurate, does the site work on a phone. This is where most of the lost traffic actually is, and it is invisible from the front page.
We fix the foundations first
Unique titles and descriptions, one clear heading per page, structured data describing what your business genuinely is, and images that are not ten times larger than they need to be. None of it is glamorous and all of it compounds.
We build pages for what people actually type
One page trying to rank for everything ranks for nothing. Someone searching for a specific service in a specific place needs a page about that, written for them. We work out which of those are worth having and write them properly.
We measure in Search Console, monthly
Not a dashboard of invented scores, but the real thing: which pages are indexed, which queries you appear for, and where you sit. You get a short monthly note on what moved and what we're doing next, in plain language.
What we build it with
Mostly free, public tools, the ones Google itself publishes. We'd rather show you the same numbers Google reports than an invented score out of a hundred.
- Google Search Console
- Bing Webmaster Tools
- Lighthouse / PageSpeed Insights
- Schema.org JSON-LD
- Google Business Profile
- Next.js Metadata API
Questions people ask us
- How long before I see results?
- Technical fixes can show up in a few weeks. Ranking for anything competitive on a newer domain takes months, and anyone promising otherwise is selling something. The honest framing is that this compounds slowly and then holds.
- Can you guarantee first place on Google?
- No, and neither can anyone else, because nobody controls the ranking system. What we can guarantee is that your site is technically sound, properly described, and not losing traffic to problems that are fixable.
- Do you buy backlinks?
- No. Bought links and bulk directory submissions are classified as spam and can get a site penalised. Links worth having are earned by publishing something worth citing, which is slower and does not blow up in your face.