SEO Services for UK Businesses, Built to Rank on Google and Get Quoted by AI.

Four workstreams that only matter together. Technical SEO makes the site crawlable, fast and correctly structured. On-page and content work makes each page the best answer to a real query. Local SEO makes you findable in your area and in Maps. Off-page work earns the citations and links that prove you are credible. Anything sold as one of these alone — “we do links”, “we write blogs” — tends to move rankings for a month and then stop.

Honestly: technical fixes can show in Search Console within two to four weeks, local visibility in one to three months, and competitive content and authority work in six to twelve. What should never take six months is knowing whether it is working — the audit tells you what is broken in week one, and the monthly report shows movement in impressions and rankings long before revenue moves.

We checked the two UK agency sites ranking highest for this term while writing this page: neither publishes a single figure. The honest answer is that pricing takes three shapes — an hourly rate, a monthly retainer, or a project fee for an audit or migration — and what you should compare is what is inside it: who does the work, how many hours, whether content and links are included, and what happens if it does not move. Ours is one agreed monthly fee, quoted in writing on the call once we have seen your site and your Search Console data. If tools are all you need, Semrush and Ahrefs publish their own prices at roughly £100–£200 a month and you can run this yourself.

SEO earns a ranking on a results page. AEO (Answer Engine Optimisation) earns the answer box — featured snippets, People Also Ask, voice results — by structuring a direct answer a machine can lift. GEO (Generative Engine Optimisation) earns a citation inside an AI-generated answer in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or Google AI Overviews. They share a foundation but not their tactics: AEO rewards a clean question-and-answer structure, GEO rewards being the source an AI trusts enough to name.

By being the clearest, most specific, most verifiable source on a narrow question. In practice that means answer-first pages where the answer sits in the first 60 words, question-shaped headings, FAQPage and Organization structured data, real figures and dates rather than adjectives, an entity that is consistent everywhere (name, address, services, author), and enough corroboration elsewhere on the web that a model treats you as a fact rather than a claim. We then measure it: we track which prompts return your name, and which return a competitor.

No, and anyone who does is either lying or bidding on your brand name. Nobody controls Google’s index. What we will commit to is the work, the reporting and the honesty: you will know exactly what changed, what moved, and whether it is worth continuing.

Technical SEO is everything that decides whether Google can crawl, render, index and trust your pages: site speed and Core Web Vitals, mobile rendering, crawl budget, canonical and duplicate handling, sitemaps and robots rules, structured data, HTTPS, and internal linking. You need it when pages are not indexed, traffic dropped after a redesign, the site is slow on mobile, or the site is built in JavaScript and Google is seeing an empty page.

Sometimes, badly, and often with a delay. Google renders JavaScript but on its own schedule and budget, which is why React and Angular sites often have pages that rank late or not at all. The fix is not a plugin: it is server-side rendering or static generation for anything that must rank, with hydration for the interactive parts. We build sites that way and we retrofit sites that were not.

A correct and complete Google Business Profile, consistent name-address-phone data across UK directories, service and location pages that are genuinely different from each other, review generation and response, and local links from real UK organisations. If you serve an area rather than a shopfront, the service-area setup matters more than the pin.

No. We earn citations through content worth referencing, digital PR, supplier and trade-body listings, and genuine local relationships. Bought links are a temporary lift with a permanent risk, and the risk lands on your domain, not on ours.

A written report in plain English: what changed on the site, what moved in rankings, impressions and clicks, what the AI-search tracking showed, what we learned, and what we are doing next month — plus a call to argue about it if you want one. Not a 40-page dashboard export nobody reads.

Yes. UK marketing, design and IT agencies hand us the technical SEO and AI-search delivery for their clients under their own brand, with a shared board and one point of contact. Ask about it on the call.

Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise while the UK set is new. Our delivered results are in the United States, Canada and Australia, and we will walk you through any of them in detail on a call, including the reporting you would receive. Nothing here runs on a long-term contract, so the risk of starting is one month.

We look at your site, your Search Console and your competitors together, and tell you where the leverage actually is — which is sometimes technical, sometimes content, and occasionally not SEO at all. If the honest answer is that you do not need us yet, you will hear that instead of a proposal.