Being found is a structural problem, not a keyword problem.
The pages, the wording and the local signals that decide whether your business shows up when somebody is ready to buy. Built into the site and worked on every month.
- Local and national
- Three search markets
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A generic services page competing for every term at once, which is why it ranks for none of them well.
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Top 10 video companies in the north
A listicle outranking the businesses it lists. Usually a sign the category has no strong first-party pages in it.
You cannot optimise your way out of a site nobody wanted to read.
Search rewards pages that answer a question better than the alternatives. Most SEO work skips that and goes straight to tags, links and tricks, which is why the traffic arrives and then leaves without doing anything.
Five layers. Each one rests on the one below.
Skip a layer and everything above it is decoration. This is the order, and it does not change.
Local intent is where the money is, and it is the cheapest to win.
Somebody searching two kilometres away with a wallet out is worth more than a hundred visitors reading a blog post. The map pack is won with unglamorous work, and almost nobody does it properly.
| Business profile | Categories, services, hours, areas and attributes filled in completely, not partially |
| Photos | Real ones, added on a schedule, because the profile rewards activity |
| Reviews | A workflow that asks at the right moment, and replies to every one |
| Service areas | Pages for the places you actually serve, written differently for each |
| Consistency | Name, address and phone identical everywhere they appear |
Search work that is part of the site, not bolted onto it.
Everything below runs monthly and is reported against enquiries.
| Research | Keyword and intent mapping in three languages |
| Technical audit | And the fixes, not just the list of them |
| Site structure | Page map and internal linking plan |
| Structured data | Markup for rich results where you qualify |
| Content | Monthly pages aimed at buying intent |
| Local | Profile optimisation and review generation |
| Authority | Listings, mentions and genuine coverage |
| Reporting | Rank, traffic and enquiries on one readable page |
| Review | A monthly decision about what changes next |
A growing share of buyers now ask an assistant instead of a search engine.
The work that gets you quoted in a generated answer overlaps with this but is not the same job. It is worth understanding before your competitors do.
The sceptical ones, answered.
How long before we see results?
Technical and local fixes can move things within weeks. Competitive national terms take months. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is selling you something else.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No, and neither can anyone honest. We commit to the work, report the movement and measure it against enquiries, which is the number that pays you.
Do we need SEO if we already run ads?
They do different jobs. Ads stop the day you stop paying. Search compounds. Most businesses that grow steadily run both.
Do you buy links?
No. Bought links are a liability that eventually costs more to remove than it ever earned.
Can you do SEO on a site you did not build?
Yes, provided the platform is not fighting us. We will tell you in the audit if it is.
Find out what you are invisible for.
One call and a short audit. You will know where you stand before you decide anything.