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We start with an audit and a priority list: what to fix first, what comes next and what to leave alone. Then we work through it — content, technical work, business data, the profile — and every month we show what changed in the numbers.
A review of the site for what actually blocks visibility: indexing, titles and descriptions, heading structure, duplicated content, redirects. The result is a task list ordered by impact, marking what can be done in a week and what needs a rebuild.
Guides and descriptions written for what people actually search for, with fact tables and a question-and-answer section marked up in the code. That makes the content quotable both in search results and in answers generated by AI.
Loading speed and layout stability, images in modern formats, lighter font files, structured data written by hand, accessibility checked with an automated audit. On multilingual sites — separate addresses and language markup, so the versions do not compete with each other in results.
Consistent business details on the site and in directories, business markup in the page code, content that refers to the area you serve. The Google Business Profile as a channel of its own — described below.
Analytics with goals on phone, email and contact-button clicks, plus a monthly review of search console data: which queries are growing, where the headroom is and what to do next month.
For businesses serving a local area, the profile is often the first point of contact — earlier than the website. We set it up from scratch or take over an existing one, fill it in and keep it running.
The profile can also be run while the website is still being built.
Setup and verification · description and category selection · products and services · a shot list for photos and their captions · hours, service area, attributes · posts and seasonal updates · replies to reviews · business details consistent with the website.
From 4.7 to 7.6 clicks a day (28-day average, 11.0 in the best week), average position from 13.3 to 8.4. Scope: audit, rewritten titles and descriptions, nine species guides with fact tables and questions in structured data, a variety calendar across 45 pages in three languages, business data and the profile, speed and accessibility, measurement. After the foreign-language versions went live, export enquiries came in from two countries.
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Design and build of the store, migration from the old site with the old addresses redirected, product and category templates, performance and layout stability, structured data, technical care after launch. This case shows the part of search work that happens while the site is still being built: address structure, speed, and carrying over what was already visible without losing positions.
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The address of the site and a sentence about what matters to you: more enquiries, a particular area, a particular range of products.
We go through the site and the search console, if it is connected. We write back with what we see, where we would start and how long it takes.
Each stage ends with something implemented and measured. You can stop after any stage.
No. Position depends on competition for a given query and on what the market does — nobody controls that enough to guarantee anything. We agree on a scope of work and show the measurement: impressions, clicks, positions, queries.
Technical fixes and titles usually show in results within two to six weeks, which is how long a recrawl takes. Content and positions on harder queries take months. The nursery case above covers a year of work in stages.
Usually not. We first check what can be improved on what is already there. If a rebuild is worth it, we say so plainly and show what it is based on.
Yes. The profile works as a channel of its own and can be run before a website exists or independently of it.
A summary from the search console and analytics with a comment: what grew, what stalled, what we suggest next month. Plus what we implemented that month.
Send the address and tell us what matters to you. We will write back with what we see and where we would start.
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