Start with what your website needs
We review how search engines and people use your website: which pages can be found, what those pages explain, and where a visitor can take the next step. Existing Search Console data helps separate demonstrated search demand from guesses.
Technical foundations and content
Work can include indexing and canonical checks, redirect planning, internal links, page titles and descriptions, image delivery, and content that answers a specific customer question. The proposal identifies which repairs and content work are included.
For a rebuild, we plan SEO alongside website design and development. Keeping valuable URLs and matching redirects matters as much as the new pages.
What we measure
Clicks, impressions, and search queries help explain visibility. Enquiries help explain business value. We keep these measures separate: a ranking improvement does not automatically mean more qualified leads.
No position, traffic level, or launch-day indexing result is guaranteed. Timing depends on your starting point, competition, the work agreed, and how search engines crawl and evaluate the changes.
Scope and cost factors
The number of pages, content condition, platform limitations, migration requirements, and reporting needs affect the scope. Bring your current website and goals to the first conversation so the proposal can address the actual work.