Rank for the questions your customers actually ask

Three to six months for most sites, and the first two usually look flat. Technical fixes have to be re-crawled, new pages have to be indexed, and links have to be found before any of it moves. The Search Console chart on this page didn't turn until month four — that's normal, not slow. Anyone promising month-one results is either buying traffic or guessing.

No, and nobody honest does. Google doesn't sell placement and doesn't take requests. What we do guarantee is that you'll know exactly what changed, why we changed it, and what it did — in plain English, every month.

It depends on how big the site is and how much of it is broken. Send us the domain and we'll come back with the three biggest things holding it back and what fixing them involves. No retainer conversation until you've seen that list.

Search Console and Analytics access, a way to publish changes — a CMS login or a developer we can brief — and someone who can answer questions about the business. That's genuinely it.

It moved, it didn't die. ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI Overviews still pull from indexed pages and still lean on sites with authority — the same work that ranks you is what gets you cited. What did change is that some searches now end without a click, so ranking for queries that actually convert matters more than chasing raw traffic.

Yes. Search doesn't care where we sit. Most of the work is remote either way — Search Console, a call when it's useful, and a monthly report.

A technical audit, a keyword and competitor map, and a prioritised list of fixes ordered by what pays back soonest. You see the list before we touch anything.

Yes. The content, the fixes, the links — they live on your site and they're yours. No lock-in, no proprietary plugin holding your rankings hostage.