How long does SEO take?+
Technical and on-page work can show in weeks. Competitive service terms usually take months of consistent work. We would rather say that plainly than sell a 30-day miracle.
How much does SEO cost?+
SEO management starts from £745 a month. Combined SEO and PPC starts from £750 a month. Final cost depends on the site, the market and the work required — we agree that before anything starts.
What is included in Local SEO?+
Where relevant, Local SEO can include Google Business Profile, Maps and local-pack visibility, review and business-information consistency, genuine service-area targeting, local landing-page architecture, and measurement of calls and forms.
Do you make the recommended website changes?+
Yes, where we control or can work safely with the website. We implement agreed technical, architectural, on-page and internal-link changes rather than stopping at an audit. Where another supplier controls the site, we provide clear requirements and coordinate implementation.
Can SEO work alongside PPC?+
Yes. Paid and organic should support the same commercial goal, not compete blindly for the same terms. We use data from both to decide where each channel earns its keep.
How do you distinguish traffic from qualified enquiries?+
We connect Search Console and analytics data with call and form conversion measurement, then review the enquiries those actions produce. Traffic and ranking movement matter, but they are not treated as success when they do not create relevant opportunities.
Do I need a new website?+
Not always. If the current site can support the right pages, technical foundations and conversion paths, we work with it. If the structure is holding search back, we will say so.
What happens during the first month?+
We establish the commercial priorities, review search demand and competitors, inspect crawlability and indexation, check Search Console and conversion measurement, and agree the first implementation priorities. The exact sequence depends on what is currently limiting the site.
Can you retain existing rankings during a redesign?+
A careful migration can reduce risk by preserving valuable URL structure, redirects, metadata, internal links, content relevance and technical signals. Rankings can still move during a redesign, so they cannot be guaranteed; monitoring before and after launch is part of the work.