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SEO agency

We run search for UK companies — named actions, measurable goals, and no twelve-month lock-in.

How working together goes

There is no pitch at the start, there is a review: what is holding the site back technically, which searches actually bring customers in your trade, and where you stand against the companies you really compete with. From that comes a plan with named actions and an order. Each month you see what was done and what it changed — the action beside the number, not the curve on its own. Terms are monthly rolling. We would rather keep clients because the figures came than because a notice period made leaving awkward, and if the figures do not come you should be able to go without a negotiation.

What you get

First step

A review with concrete points — the quote comes after it, not before

Terms

Monthly rolling, with no twelve-month minimum

Commitment

We commit to the work and its quality; positions are decided by Google, so nobody honest guarantees them

Reporting

Action, effect, next step — instead of a chart with no explanation

Access

Analytics, Search Console, domain and hosting stay on your accounts

Invoicing

Invoices in EUR or GBP to suit your accounts; VAT handled according to where you are registered

Why companies stay

  • A review before the quote — no price given on a hunch
  • Monthly rolling: we keep you with figures, not with a notice period
  • British English written by people, not translated or Americanised
  • Access and results remain yours, including after the last month
  • We say plainly when search is not your actual bottleneck

Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum contract?

One month. We do not tie clients in for a year, because an agency that holds a client through the contract stops trying exactly when it should try hardest. If the figures do not come, you should be able to leave without negotiating.

Can you guarantee first position?

No, and nobody honest does — the order is decided by Google, not the supplier. What can be committed to is the scope of work and the care taken over it, and that is what goes in writing.

Do you work on existing websites?

Most of the time. A rebuild is only needed when the technical base cannot be saved, and we say so after the review even when it means the smaller job for us.

What remains if we stop?

The content, the structure and the technical fixes stay on your site and belong to you. The access was always yours. What ends is the ongoing work, not what was achieved.

Discuss search

Tell us briefly where you are and what is missing — we reply with a first assessment, including when it concludes that search is not your priority.