Audit.
Crawl, Search Console and your analytics, read together. You get the list of what is costing you traffic today, in the order we would fix it.
Free
Paid traffic stops the day the budget does. Search traffic you have earned keeps arriving. We build the technical foundation, the pages and the authority that get you found in Google and in the AI answers people now read instead.
Slow pages, broken canonicals and templates that block indexing cost you rankings before a single word is written. This is the unglamorous half, and it is usually where the problem is.
We write to the questions your buyers actually type, taken from your own Search Console data rather than a tool's guess at what sounds relevant.
Links and mentions from places that already have standing in your field. Earned slowly on purpose, because the fast version is the version that gets penalised.
A growing share of searches end in a generated answer that never sends a click. Being one of the sources it quotes is now part of the job, and it is a different job from ranking first.
Rankings are a means, not the result. We track the queries that produce enquiries and tell you which ones paid, not how many keywords moved up two places.
Stop paying for ads and the traffic stops that afternoon. Stop paying for SEO and the pages you have already earned carry on working while you decide what is next.
Customers search with a place attached, or just search nearby. The map pack takes most of those calls, and getting into it is its own discipline. Local SEO.
Category and product pages are the ones that earn traffic, and they break in ways a normal site never does. eCommerce SEO.
Long consideration, few searches, high value per enquiry. The work sits in content that answers real buying questions and in the technical state of the site underneath it.
Normal. The audit answers it, and it is free. We look at what you rank for now, what you could, and which of the three above is worth your money.
Crawl, Search Console and your analytics, read together. You get the list of what is costing you traffic today, in the order we would fix it.
FreeSpeed, indexing, structure and the pages that already rank but convert badly. The cheapest traffic is the traffic you are currently losing.
Month oneNew pages against real demand, internal linking that passes authority where it matters, and the citations behind it. Reported monthly in plain language.
OngoingWant a read on where you stand? Ask for a free audit.
A free audit of where you stand in search, what is holding you back, and the three things worth fixing first. No pitch attached.