Sustainable & Long-Term Growth
Technical SEO, content and on-page work carried out inside your own Search Console, analytics and CMS — never a rented account, never a guaranteed position. No published price, because no two sites start from the same place.
No published price — every engagement starts with a technical audit of your actual site.
Every item above is checkable in your own Search Console — nothing here depends on trusting us.
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guaranteed ranking positions, traffic or growth percentages promised
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of your Search Console and analytics access stays in your name
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content published without your review
Why "we guarantee page one" is a warning sign
Nobody controls the algorithm, including the people who say they do.
SEO that actually compounds looks unglamorous for the first few months — it is fixing what is broken, then publishing consistently. Anyone promising a date and a position is selling certainty that does not exist.
Gap 01
What "guaranteed rankings" means
Google's algorithm is not for sale. A guarantee usually means either a vague enough target to always claim success, or tactics that risk a manual penalty later.
Gap 02
Who owns the content
Some agencies host content on their own subdomain or CMS. If the relationship ends, the content — and the rankings it earned — goes with them.
Gap 03
What gets reported
Vanity metrics like impressions and keyword counts can rise while the numbers that matter — qualified visits, enquiries — stay flat. A report should show both.
What you actually get
What a properly scoped SEO engagement includes.
Technical foundations first, because content published on a broken site rarely gets the chance to rank.
A technical audit of your actual site
Crawlability, indexing, Core Web Vitals and structured data — reviewed against your live Search Console data, not a generic checklist.
Fixes to what is actively losing you visibility
Broken redirects, orphaned pages, duplicate content and slow pages, prioritised by what is provably costing traffic.
Content built around real search intent
Written for a specific query and reviewed by you before it publishes — not spun from a keyword list.
Tracking that survives the engagement ending
Search Console and GA4 stay verified in your name, so the historical data is yours regardless of what happens next.
A monthly report in plain language
What changed, what moved, what did not — read in ten minutes.
How it runs
Scoped from your site, not a rate card.
There is no published price because a five-page brochure site and a 400-page catalogue need entirely different amounts of work.
Step 1
Talk it through
A working conversation about your site, goals and current search visibility.
Step 2
Technical audit
A full review of your Search Console, site structure and Core Web Vitals.
Step 3
Written proposal
Scope, priorities and fee — in writing, before anything is spent.
Step 4
Access, not ownership
You add us as a user on Search Console and your CMS. Nothing moves out of your name.
Step 5
Report, monthly
What was fixed, what was published, and what changed — one page, plain language.
Pricing
No published price.
Every engagement is scoped and quoted individually — there is no rate card to publish.
- ✓Scoped and quoted individually after a technical audit of your actual site
- ✓No guaranteed ranking position, traffic number or growth percentage, in any proposal
- ✓Your Search Console, analytics and content stay in your name throughout
- ✓No content published without your review
What the audit includes
- ✓A full technical review against your live Search Console data
- ✓A written proposal with a defined scope and fee
- ✓No obligation to proceed after the audit
What we will never do
- —Promise a ranking position, traffic number or growth percentage
- —Host your content or rankings outside your own domain
- —Publish anything without your review
- —Ask you to transfer Search Console or analytics ownership instead of granting access
Questions
Why is there no published price for SEO?
Because the starting point varies enormously — a five-page brochure site and a 400-page catalogue need completely different amounts of work. We audit your actual site first, then quote in writing.
Can you guarantee we will reach page one?
No, and be careful of anyone who does. We fix the technical foundations properly, publish content aligned to real search intent, and report honestly. Rankings depend on competition we do not control.
Do we have to move our Search Console or analytics to you?
No. You add us as a user with the access we need, and you can revoke it at any time. The properties, and their historical data, stay registered to you.
What if our current SEO agency already has our data?
We can only help with what we can see. Part of the initial audit is checking whether your own Search Console and analytics are correctly verified in your name — if they are not, that is usually the first thing worth fixing.
Start with an audit, not a promise.
No published price — talk to us about your site, and we will scope it honestly, in writing.