SEO for service businesses.
I improve your website, content and technical setup based on what your future customers search for. We start with the services you want to sell.
Let’s discuss your project
How we would approach it.
You work directly with me. I research, propose and carry out the agreed work.
Choose the business priority first
Before choosing keywords, I ask which services are worth growing, who buys them and what happens after an inquiry. I research those searches and the competing pages, then choose where to focus the work.
Turn research into pages people can use
I review your site structure, address technical obstacles and write the service pages and supporting content we agree on. I handle publishing too. Content that requires specialist expertise goes to you for review first.
Connect the reporting to real conversations
We review search visibility, visits and inquiries alongside your sales feedback. Every two weeks I ask about lead quality. Our monthly meeting is where we decide what to keep, change or investigate.
Technical SEO that supports your important pages
I check whether search engines can reach your service pages, which URLs are indexed and how the site connects them. Depending on the findings, work may include redirects, duplicate pages, broken links, sitemaps, canonical tags and mobile performance. A tool warning is a starting point for investigation. The priority is removing obstacles that affect a useful commercial page or the person trying to use it.
Search intent, service content and internal links
I group searches by the question or decision behind them, then assign each group to a suitable page. That helps avoid several URLs competing to answer the same need. We develop page titles, service explanations, FAQs and relevant internal links. Blog content supports the service pages when a customer question deserves its own explanation. Publishing volume follows the agreed scope.
Local search when your service area matters
For businesses that receive customers or travel to serve them, we review the relationship between website content and local presence. Your services, coverage and contact details need to tell the same story. A fully remote business may need a different approach. We choose from how you actually operate, rather than building fictional locations into the website.
Measurement that includes what happens after the click
Search Console helps us review organic queries, pages and clicks. Website analytics and contact events add context when configured correctly. Your team supplies the part those tools cannot establish alone: whether inquiries fit and progress toward a sale. We combine those signals with fortnightly feedback and use the monthly meeting to decide the next priorities.
A scope you can understand.
- Search and competitor research
- Technical review and priorities
- Agreed service pages and content
- Ongoing tracking and monthly meeting
Ongoing SEO starts with a three-month commitment. I quote the work individually. A new website is a separate project.
Let’s review what you needBefore we start.
What happens first?
You receive an initial assessment, clear priorities and the first agreed improvements. You can see what is happening before the monthly report arrives.
When will rankings improve?
That depends on the website, the competition and the searches we target. I do not guarantee a ranking or a sales deadline. We review delivery and progress from the start.
Who writes and publishes?
I do. I need information about your business and your review where professional expertise is required.
How much do SEO services cost?
Your quote depends on the existing website, priority services, market and implementation workload. We review those factors before agreeing a monthly fee and scope. The number of pages or articles should reflect the project, rather than a fixed package chosen before the research.
What do you need to get started?
Your website, priority services, coverage and current acquisition activity. Once we agree the work, we arrange appropriate access to the site, hosting and available tools. We also identify who will approve specialist content. Do not submit passwords through the contact form.
Should I choose SEO or Google Ads?
They can serve different roles in the same plan. Paid campaigns can run while we develop organic visibility, but require their own budget and management. Advertising is optional and does not turn the SEO agreement into a promise of immediate sales.
Depending on where you start.
Let’s talk about what your business needs.
We start with your situation and choose the next step.