Help the Right Customers Find Your Business on Google

SEO results build gradually rather than on a fixed date. The pace depends on your starting position, the competition in your market, the condition of your website and the scope of work agreed. Technical fixes and page improvements can be completed early, while search visibility usually develops as search engines recrawl and reassess your pages. We agree practical milestones in the proposal without promising a ranking or deadline.

Yes. We first assess the platform, access and existing structure to see what can be improved in place. Most SEO work, such as page updates, internal links and technical fixes, can be done on an existing site. We recommend a rebuild only when the agreed improvements genuinely require one, and we explain why before any decision is made.

Yes. Local search work can be included when your business serves specific areas and meets the relevant platform requirements. Local SEO differs from national SEO in its focus: it targets customers in particular cities or service areas and relies on your Google Business Profile, consistent business details, reviews and location pages, which affect map results. National SEO competes for searches across the country without a location focus.

Yes. SEO and paid search serve different needs: Google Ads can place you in front of relevant searches as soon as campaigns are live, while SEO builds organic visibility over time. We can plan both around shared landing pages and business goals, and search term data from ads can help show which topics are worth targeting organically.

SEO cost depends on the scope of work rather than a fixed package. The main factors are the size and condition of your website, how competitive your market is, the number of pages and locations involved, and whether content writing or development work is included. After reviewing your website and goals, we provide a written proposal with the scope and fee.

To start, we need access to your website and any existing analytics or search data, such as Google Analytics and Google Search Console. We also ask about your priority services or products, target locations, main competitors and what counts as a good lead. If you have a Google Business Profile, manager access helps when local search is in scope.

You do. Your website and accounts such as Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Google Business Profile should stay registered to your business, with access granted to us as needed. Ownership of the content produced during the project is confirmed in your proposal. If the work ends, the improvements remain on your site and you keep control of your data and accounts.

We report on the measures agreed at the start, such as relevant organic traffic, search visibility for priority topics and organic inquiries, using data from Google Search Console and your analytics. Each report also lists the work completed and the next priorities, so you can see what changed and why. Reporting frequency and format are set in the proposal.