Services / five connected parts
Every part of search should pull in the same direction.
Technical fixes, local relevance, useful pages and measurement only become valuable when they support the work you actually want.
See what needs fixingLocal SEO
Build a credible local search presence around real services and coverage.
Google Business Profile
Make Maps and local results clearer for customers and search engines.
Trade website SEO
Fix crawlability, speed, structure and the pages that sell the work.
Content and authority
Publish useful answers and strengthen the evidence around the business.
SEO measurement
See the useful movement, completed work and next priority.
Why these five, and why in this order.
They are listed as separate services because that is how people shop for them, but they are not really separable. A business with a suspended Google profile does not need content. A site with pages Google cannot crawl does not need more pages. Almost every disappointing SEO engagement we hear about went wrong by doing the right work in the wrong order.
The sequence that tends to hold: fix what is actively broken, make the profile and the website agree with each other, build pages for the jobs you actually want, then add content that supports those pages, and measure the whole thing so you can tell what is working. Reporting comes last on the list and first in importance, because without it you are guessing.
You will probably not need all of it.
Most trades businesses need two or three of these badly and the rest not at all. A firm with a decent site and a broken profile has a different problem from one with a strong profile and a site nobody can find. Which is why the check comes before the proposal rather than after it.
It is also why the price is flat. There is no version of this where we are incentivised to sell you the expensive package, because there is only one package.
Not sure which service you need?
That is the point of the review. We inspect the whole route, then put the work in a sensible order.
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