Search engine optimisation
We work on the structure and content of pages that answer your audience's searches. We check that important pages can be discovered and processed and that headings and navigation are clear.
SEO starts with customer questions and your website's condition. We review pages, content and technical obstacles, then define the order of work.
We work on the structure and content of pages that answer your audience's searches. We check that important pages can be discovered and processed and that headings and navigation are clear.
We add and update agreed text, images, services and prices, considering the page language, layout and readability. The client confirms company facts and working terms.
We help keep sections up to date and complete agreed website tasks. Available changes depend on the content management system, source code and access provided.
We review structure, existing pages and available data. If Search Console and analytics are available, we examine queries, visits and enquiries to work from observations rather than assumptions alone.
We distinguish service areas and user intent: learning about a service, comparing terms, checking prices or making contact. This guides which pages to improve or create.
We refine headings, service descriptions, terms and answers. We connect related pages with meaningful links and avoid mechanically repeating keywords just to make text longer.
We check access to important pages and discuss issues found: errors, duplicates, redirects and other obstacles. Changes are planned around the platform and project capabilities.
For a quote, we need your website link, service areas, languages and preferred working arrangement. A one-off page update, regular content and broader SEO require different scopes. Tasks, frequency, cost and review criteria are agreed before starting.
We clarify business goals, the current situation and available data.
We set the order of work for pages, content and technical issues.
We make agreed changes and check the outcome of each task.
We review changes in available metrics and refine the next priorities.
No. Rankings depend on competition, website quality, relevance and search engines. We can agree on specific work and evaluation, but cannot promise a search position.
There is no single timeline: search engines need time to process changes. We record the starting point and then monitor trends. We do not judge results from one query's position on a single day.
SEO concerns your website's presence in organic search results. Google Ads is paid advertising. The activities can complement each other, but media budget and SEO work are quoted separately.
Yes. We can agree on a separate scope: new pages or updates to services, prices or images. For a quote, we clarify material counts, languages and the readiness of source information.
Send the link and specify priority services, languages and goals. We start by understanding the current situation.