Crawlability and indexing
We crawl the site the way a search engine does and find pages that cannot be reached, pages that should not be indexed, and pages that are blocked by mistake.
Technical SEO services, on-page work and link building from one team.
Our technical SEO services fix what stops search engines from crawling, indexing and understanding your site: broken redirects, missing canonicals, slow pages, absent schema and sitemaps that do not match the site. Then we do the on-page work, mapping one keyword to each page, and build links through editorial outreach and citations. Our own team does all of it, and we report every month from Search Console and analytics. We do not promise rankings or traffic, because nobody controls them; we fix what can be fixed and show you what changed.
Technical SEO
What our technical SEO services cover.
Technical SEO is the part search engines check before they read a word of your content. It is built into every site we make, and it can be engaged on its own for a site someone else built. Our website development page shows how it fits into a build or redesign.
Search Console and sitemaps
Search Console set up and verified in your name, an XML sitemap that lists only the pages you want indexed, and coverage errors traced to their cause.
Redirects, canonicals and hreflang
Redirect chains and loops removed, every retired URL pointed to its closest replacement with a 301, canonical tags that name one version of each page, and hreflang for sites in more than one language.
Schema markup
Structured data for your organization, services, products, listings, FAQs and breadcrumbs, validated so search engines can read it.
Core Web Vitals and speed
Images, fonts, scripts and caching fixed against Core Web Vitals, measured with PageSpeed Insights before and after each change.
On-page SEO
On-page SEO: one keyword, one page.
Each page is given one focus keyword, chosen from real search volume, and no two pages compete for the same one. The page is then written and marked up around it.
01Keyword mapping
A map of which page targets which keyword, so new content fills gaps instead of competing with pages you already have.
02Titles and descriptions
A title and meta description for every page, written to the length search results display and naming the page's keyword.
03Headings and content
One H1 per page, headings that follow the content, and copy that answers the question the keyword asks.
04Internal links
Links between related pages with descriptive anchor text, so search engines and readers can find the pages that matter most.
Off-page SEO
Link building services, done by our own team.
Links from other sites still tell search engines which sites to trust. We earn them through outreach and citations, and our own team does the work from first contact to placement.
Editorial outreach
Pitches to relevant publications and sites in your field, offering something worth linking to: data, a guide or an expert view.
Digital PR
Stories built from your own expertise or data and offered to journalists and editors who cover your sector.
Directory and profile citations
Consistent business listings on the directories and industry profiles your buyers actually use, with the same name, address and phone number everywhere.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
A complete Google Business Profile, local citations and location pages for businesses that serve a defined area.
What we do not do
No paid link schemes and no private blog networks. Links bought or manufactured that way break search engine guidelines and can leave a site worse off than before.
By sector
Search work shaped to the sector.
The technical and on-page work is the same everywhere. What changes by sector is which pages matter and where buyers search.
SEO for real estate
For agencies and letting agents, search is local and listing-driven. We add structured data to listing pages, build area pages for the places you cover, keep Google Business Profile and local citations consistent, and make sure sold or let properties do not leave dead pages behind. Real estate website design.
Reporting
Monthly reporting you can check yourself.
Every month you get a written read of your Search Console and analytics data: what we changed, which pages gained or lost impressions and clicks, which links were placed, and what we plan next. The accounts stay in your name, so you can check every number.
How engagements run
Two ways to engage for SEO.
No pricing page, because scope drives price and honest scoping needs a conversation. These are the shapes SEO work takes. See all our service lines.
One-off audit and fix
A technical and on-page audit with a written list of findings, followed by a fixed-scope phase that fixes them. Useful before or after a redesign.
Monthly retainer
Ongoing technical care, on-page work and link building, with a written report every month.
Alongside a build
When we build or redesign the site, technical SEO is part of the build rather than a separate engagement. Website development.
Common questions
No. Nobody controls how search engines rank pages, so any guarantee would be a sales line. We fix what blocks crawling and indexing, improve each page against its keyword, build links, and report every month on what changed.
Technical SEO makes sure search engines can crawl, index and understand the site: redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, schema and speed. On-page SEO is about each page's content: its keyword, title, headings and internal links. Most sites need both, and we do both.
Our own team, through editorial outreach, digital PR and directory and profile citations. We do not buy links or use private blog networks.
Usually Search Console, analytics and the site's CMS. Access is least-privilege and per engagement, and it is revoked when the engagement ends. The accounts stay in your name.
There is no price list, because scope drives price and honest scoping needs a conversation. A one-off audit and fix is quoted as a fixed scope; a monthly retainer is scoped to the work each month covers.