Technical work, content, links and local SEO — monthly work with reports on rankings and traffic. First measurable results take 3–6 months, and we say that upfront.
SEO is an investment with a delayed start. It works when there's something to promote and room to grow.
Not sure? Order a £300 audit — we'll tell you honestly whether there's room to grow and what it would cost.
Not "comprehensive SEO" as one line on an invoice — a concrete list of work every month:
Google doesn't sell positions. We build what it rewards — a fast site, useful content and authority — and show progress in numbers every month.
Wix, Squarespace and other builders restrict exactly what Google rewards: speed (platform code bloat on every page), URL structure, Schema.org and access to technical fixes. You pay for a retainer — and half the audit's recommendations physically can't be implemented on a builder.
Old WordPress is a different problem: slow themes, a dozen conflicting plugins, duplicate pages and vulnerabilities. It can be promoted, but every month part of the budget goes to fighting the platform instead of growing.
It's often cheaper to migrate once than to keep paying for a platform's ceiling. Migration from WordPress or a builder is £500–2,000 with SEO history preserved.
A teardown of your site with a prioritised fix list and an honest answer on whether you need a retainer at all. Delivered within 5 working days.
A construction firm in Denmark, a clinic in Odesa, a renovation company in France — Google traffic as the main enquiry channel.



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