SEO services for websites and online stores.

We assess the likely timeframe from your site’s condition, competition and agreed work. A technical issue can be fixed immediately, but that does not mean Google will change the page’s position that day. Content and structural improvements need a longer review period. We record a baseline and identify the pages that matter before work begins.

Reports use a defined date range, account for seasonality and distinguish searches for your business name from searches for services. If performance after a change is disappointing, we investigate the cause and adjust the plan rather than promise one timeframe for every project.

Yes. The initial audit forms part of the existing-site improvement project described here. Before you approve the proposal, we agree which pages and sections are covered. A small service website and a large online store require different levels of analysis. The audit produces a list of issues, but fixing every issue found is not automatically included in every proposal.

Additional development, extensive copywriting or new integrations are agreed separately. If you only need analysis, you can request a standalone manual SEO audit and use its recommendations without committing to an implementation project.

The free SEO check is an automated initial assessment. It can highlight some technical and on-page issues, but it cannot replace a specialist’s analysis. A manual audit considers your services, market and site structure. Where Search Console data is available, we use it to clarify the situation. A warning from a tool is not enough to explain why a page holds a particular Google position.

We therefore distinguish an actual issue from a suggestion that may have little relevance to your site. The proposal specifies the manual audit’s scope and deliverables before work starts.

Yes. We first identify the platform and what changes it allows. A rebuild is not necessary for every SEO project. Work can often start with service pages, category structure, links and technical settings. If a change could affect design, checkout or other functionality, we agree how it will be implemented separately.

Before substantial changes, we agree arrangements for a backup and a testing environment. After implementation, we check the modified pages and document the work. If the platform itself creates a limitation, we explain the additional development required rather than assume that a plugin can solve it.

A new-language project can include technical setup, adapted copy and separate SEO settings. We first confirm the language, country, services and number of pages involved. Terminology should reflect how customers in that market describe the service, rather than be copied literally. We check switching, links, page addresses and connections between equivalent language versions.

Each priority page receives an appropriate title and description in its language. You approve company information, legal terms and any differences in the offer between markets. Where review by a specialist industry translator is needed, we agree this separately before publication.

Ongoing work is useful when you need new service pages, content improvements or regular performance reviews. We agree the main objectives and available scope at the outset. Each period has specific tasks, such as improving a category, refining a service page or investigating a search decline. The work list is not based solely on automated tool suggestions.

If the main issue has been resolved and further work is not currently needed, we explain that too. Ongoing SEO services do not mean a guaranteed monthly rise in rankings; their value lies in completed work and data relevant to your business.

No. We can be accountable for delivering the agreed work, but we cannot determine the order of Google’s search results. The proposal states the scope and how performance will be reviewed. We avoid unsupported promises about a particular position or number of customers. Success is not just the ranking of one keyword: relevant visitors, a clear offer and opportunities to enquire or purchase also matter.

Our SEO services therefore begin with a business objective rather than a promise of first place. A high score in an SEO plugin does not, by itself, prove that a website will achieve a particular Google position.

Pricing depends on site size, languages, technical condition and the work required. Before proposing a price, we clarify whether you need an audit, implementation or ongoing support. Reviewing a large catalogue requires different work from reviewing a few service pages. We identify separately any development, new copy or paid tools needed.

A price cannot be determined reliably from keyword count or a tool’s score alone. To request a proposal, send the website address, target market and main problem. Work begins after scope and price are agreed; additional tasks are not assumed to be automatically included.

An initial review of the public site does not require administrator access. More detailed analysis may need Search Console and analytics data. Implementation access depends on the agreed tasks; not every job needs a full administrator account or hosting access. A separate account with permissions appropriate to the task is preferable.

If your own developer will implement the changes, we can provide an issue list and check the work afterwards. Before starting, we also clarify backup arrangements so technical changes have a recovery plan. Access is agreed through a secure process appropriate to the project.

We choose metrics that match your objective before work starts. Search Console helps assess impressions, clicks, queries and the visibility of particular pages. Where analytics correctly records enquiries or purchases, those can also be reviewed. We consider whether changes relate to seasonality, advertising activity or growing awareness of your company name.

One day’s movement is not enough for a conclusion. Reports state the period, work completed and data limitations. If conversion tracking has not been configured, Search Console alone cannot measure enquiries or purchases; arranging that tracking is agreed as a separate task.

Yes. SEO services can cover store categories, product pages and the technical structure. We first identify categories important to sales and how customers search for those products. We review descriptions, navigation, links and page access while considering filters and product variations. For a large catalogue, we agree priorities and a review sample; rewriting every product is not automatically included.

SEO changes must not disrupt the basket, payments or shipping choices, so implementation includes functional checks relevant to the changes. Product data cleanup, imports or image processing are identified separately in the proposal where needed.

That depends on your current content and customer searches. If a service page does not explain the scope, process or offer, we clarify those answers first. We do not create near-identical pages for every minor keyword variation. A new page needs a distinct, useful topic and a place in the site structure.

Before writing, we agree information sources and approval. You check company facts, service terms and experience claims. SEO does not mean making copy artificially longer; the amount of detail should help the customer make a decision. Translation and additional language work are agreed separately.

SEO work and paid advertising campaigns are separate tasks. The SEO services on this page concern website improvements and organic search. Advertising spend and campaign management are not automatically included. If you already run advertising, its data may help identify topics customers care about, but advertising results are not reported as organic SEO growth.

Likewise, a plugin score is a tool’s checklist result rather than a measure of purchases or Google rankings. The proposal separates the work types so you can understand what you are paying for and which data will be used to evaluate it.

Start with your website address, target market and a brief description of the main issue. Tell us whether service enquiries, store purchases or visibility for a new language matters most. If you know when a decline began, when the site was redesigned or which page is affected, include that information. You do not need a complete technical brief or a keyword list prepared without research.

After the initial discussion, we clarify the required data, access and scope. The SEO services proposal describes the sections to review, implementation arrangements and any additional work, for you to assess before approval.