The words on the page
Does the page name the service and the town, or only a clever slogan?
SEO · Brentwood
It’s no good having a website if it doesn’t get looked at. I check where a site already shows up, then tell you what to fix. No 40-page report.
I’m based in Brentwood. The check is for the site you already have — a trade, a shop, or something a website builder left you with. I write the findings in plain English, then I can build the fixes or you can do them yourself.
After a site is live I use Google Search Console and Google Analytics. That shows which searches found you, which pages got the visit, and which ones are being ignored. I change the pages that are not pulling their weight. I cover Brentwood and the towns around it.
Does the page name the service and the town, or only a clever slogan?
A single scrolling homepage cannot rank for every service and every town.
The blue link in Google should say what you do, not just your business name.
Phone, WhatsApp or a form, visible without hunting. The same number everywhere.
Huge photos and slow builders push people off before they read a word.
For ‘near me’ searches, the map listing matters as much as the website.
You can do the fixes yourself, or I can build them. A new site starts at £250 with hosting included. Setting up the Google listing is a separate job because it takes longer. I don’t invent ranking numbers — if I can’t see a result, I don’t put one on the page. See the live sites and ask for the check.
Yes. Paste the address and I’ll look at where it shows up and what’s stopping the calls. The check is free.
No. I don’t invent ranking numbers, and I don’t promise a position. I fix the pages, the titles and the Google listing so a search has something real to match.
Yes. I track the keywords and the visits in Google Search Console and Google Analytics, then I improve the pages that are not getting found. Weekly or monthly reports are priced before I start.