Marketing work that starts with the technical foundation, because content on a slow, badly structured site is money spent to rank nothing. I focus on the parts that compound — search visibility, site health and content that keeps earning traffic after it is published.
What this covers
- Technical SEO — crawlability, site structure, schema, sitemaps and Core Web Vitals.
- On-page optimisation — titles, headings, internal linking and content structure that matches search intent.
- Content strategy — topic planning built around questions your customers actually search for.
- Analytics and Search Console — tracking set up correctly, so the numbers you report are the real ones.
- Reporting — plain-language monthly summaries of what moved and what did not.
An honest note on timelines
SEO is slow. Technical fixes can show up in weeks, but content and authority take months. Anyone promising page one by next month is selling you something else. I would rather set the expectation now than explain it later.
Works best alongside a build
The strongest results come when the site is built with this in mind from the start, rather than retrofitted onto a structure that fights it.