Not sure which service you need?
Three questions answer it faster than a sales call. Find the one that sounds like you.
New site, or recovering from a drop?
Start with Technical SEO and the audit. Aggressive link building on a site Google cannot crawl properly is money set on fire. Fix the foundation, then build on it.
Have pages but they are not ranking?
On-Page SEO and Keyword Research. Usually two or three of your own pages are competing for the same search, and none of them wins. That is fixable in weeks, not months.
Ranking organically but invisible in Maps?
Google Business Profile Optimization and Local Citations. Organic and local are scored differently — you can do well at one while being nowhere in the other.
The eight, in detail
Every one links to a full page with what is included, how it runs, and who it is not for.
Local SEO
The full programme — Maps, organic, citations, reviews and reporting working as one system rather than six disconnected tasks.
View details →Google Business Profile Optimization
Categories, services, posts, Q&A and review velocity — the levers that actually decide who sits in the three-result Map Pack.
View details →On-Page SEO
Titles, headings, internal links and copy rebuilt around real search intent, with cannibalisation resolved.
View details →Keyword Research
What your customers type, ask and say — classified by intent and sequenced into a build order you can act on.
View details →AEO, GEO & SEO
Structured for Google, for AI Overviews, and for the assistants people now ask first. All three, not one instead of another.
View details →Technical SEO
Core Web Vitals, crawl, indexing and schema — the plumbing that makes every other effort on this list work.
View details →Local Citations (NAP)
One consistent name, address and phone across every directory Google checks, with duplicates hunted down and removed.
View details →Link Building
Manually prospected, manually placed, niche-relevant links — with the live URL for every single one.
View details →What every engagement includes, whichever service you pick
- A written audit before anything is quoted. Quoting before looking is guessing, and a guess is how people end up paying for links when they needed their site fixed.
- Work done manually. No automated submissions, no link networks, no AI-generated bulk pages. Slower to build and far harder to lose.
- Monthly reporting a human can read. Rankings, calls and form fills — including the months where nothing moved.
- No lock-in contracts. If the reporting is not showing progress, you should not be obliged to keep paying for it.
- Direct contact. You deal with the person doing the work, not an account manager relaying messages.
- Everything handed over. Citation sheets, keyword maps, link reports — yours to keep, whatever happens next.
Why the client list is small
Local SEO rewards attention. A campaign that gets looked at weekly beats one that gets a batch of work every sixty days, and attention does not scale to fifty accounts.
So the list stays deliberately short. It means fewer clients and it means the ones there actually move.
Before you pick one
01Can I start with just one service?
Yes, and often you should. Most businesses get more from fixing one thing properly than from a package that touches eight things lightly.
02Do the services overlap?
Deliberately. On-page work uses the keyword research; local citations support the profile work; technical fixes make the link building count. That is why the audit sequences them rather than selling you all eight.
03What does it cost?
It depends on your market, your competitors and where you are starting. We quote after the audit — that way the number is based on what you actually need.
04Do you do one-off projects or only retainers?
Both. Audits, technical fixes, citation cleanups and keyword research work fine as one-off projects. Link building and content need time to be worth anything.
05Can you work alongside my existing agency or developer?
Yes. Everything is documented so it can be handed to whoever implements it.
06Which service moves the needle fastest?
For most local service businesses, the Google Business Profile — it converts faster than organic and responds quicker. But only if the fundamentals underneath are not broken.
Not sure where to start?
Send your website and the city you serve. The audit will tell you which of these eight actually matters for you — free, written, no obligation.
