SEO

Help more local customers find you on Google. I fix what’s holding your site back, look after your Google Business Profile, and tell you every month what’s working.

no “page one guaranteed” nonsense

Technical SEO

The behind-the-scenes work Google cares about: page speed, mobile layout, titles and descriptions, and fixing the errors Google reports. I’m a developer, so I fix these myself rather than handing you a list.

Local SEO

Show up when people nearby search for what you do. I set up your Google Business Profile, keep your details the same everywhere you’re listed, and build pages for the areas you cover.

Plain-English reports

Each month you get a short email: how many people found you, what they searched for, and what I’ve changed. No 40-page PDFs full of jargon.

Every month

Steady work, not quick tricks.

SEO isn’t a one-off job. Google changes, your competitors change, and your business changes. A little attention every month keeps you ahead of the ones who set up a site and forget about it.

  • Health check I check Google Search Console for problems and fix them
  • Business Profile Opening hours, photos and posts kept fresh on Google Maps
  • Improvements Pages tweaked based on what people are actually searching for
  • Report What changed and what it’s brought in, in plain English

SEO care

From £50 a month

The price depends on your site and how many areas you cover. Already hosting with me? It sits alongside your hosting, so everything is with one person.

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What I won’t do

Promise page one

Nobody controls Google’s rankings. Anyone who guarantees them is guessing, or about to do something you won’t like.

Take shortcuts

No bought links and no stuffing pages with keywords. Tricks like that can get your site pushed down Google, or removed from it.

Hide behind jargon

If I can’t explain what I’m doing and why it helps your business, I shouldn’t be charging you for it.

Sites I look after

Want more people to find you?

Tell me what you’re working on. I read and reply to every message myself.

— Dean