Measured, not guessed
Titles, headings, structured data, content depth and internal links are read from your live pages. Nothing is estimated.
I measure what your site actually does for search and for AI assistants, then tell you the three fixes that matter. Written so your developer can just do them.
Titles, headings, structured data, content depth and internal links are read from your live pages. Nothing is estimated.
Buyers ask assistants for recommendations now. Most sites are not built to be quoted by one. That gap is still cheap to close.
The report is written so you can implement it without me. If you would rather I did it, that is quoted separately.
Four steps, and you see the output before you commit to anything further.
A score out of 100 and every finding ranked by what it costs you in enquiries.
A number means nothing on its own. Comparison tells you whether 63 is bad or normal for your sector.
Whether an assistant could recommend you today, and what specifically stops it.
Named pages, named headings, named tags. Not 'improve your SEO'.
Fixed fees, stated up front.
Your score, every finding ranked by cost in enquiries, the three highest-impact fixes written for a developer, and an AI visibility assessment. Five working days.
The fixes, done. Structured data added, headings restructured around real buyer questions, thin pages rewritten, internal linking corrected. Usually a week. Priced from the audit so you see the number first.
Four pieces a month, each answering a question your buyers actually ask, structured to rank and to be quoted. Plus a monthly re-audit so you can watch the score move.
Six to twelve months for search, and I will not pretend otherwise. Structured data and clearer pages help sooner. Anyone promising rankings in weeks is selling something else.
Buyers increasingly ask an assistant for a recommendation instead of searching. Those systems quote pages that answer questions directly and carry structured data. Most sites are built for ranking, not for being quoted.
Yes, and the report is written for exactly that. Plenty of clients do. If you would rather I implemented them, that is priced separately.
Not for the audit. I read what is publicly published, the same as a search engine does. Implementation needs access, and we agree that separately.
No. An SEO agency sells an ongoing retainer and a dashboard. This is a fixed-price measurement and a list of fixes. If ongoing content is what you need, that is the third tier.
Tell me roughly what you are dealing with and I will reply with a straight answer about whether I can help.