What Tools Do You Use For SEO?

We use tools such as Google Keyword Planner for identifying new keyword opportunities, Google Search Console for tracking the performance of pages and keywords, Google Analytics for identifying weak areas of the website, and Hotjar for analysing user interaction with the website and installing surveys to gather feedback and user requirements.

You can do SEO, but it's a good idea to go with a team with expertise for advanced strategies, and faster results. They handle the work while you focus on your business, with specialists covering every aspect of SEO.

How Do I Get Started?

Contact us for a free consultation. We will discuss your business goals, analyse your website, and develop a customised SEO strategy using the user-centred approach.

We do not offer International SEO.

SEO Consultant in Brighton

Q: Is SEO An Ongoing Process?

The internet is constantly changing, and so too are your customers' needs and preferences. We recommend keeping in touch with your customer base at all times, revising your website content and experience. SEO is a competitive process, so it's a good idea to see how other businesses are positioning themselves.

Unsure how to grow your website rankings, traffic, lead, and revenue? We can create a strategy that aligns with your goals.

Struggling to drive revenue?

More traffic does not always mean more revenue. To grow effectively, your website needs to appear for the right searches, speak clearly to the right audience, and guide visitors towards taking action. We look at the full journey, from how customers find you on Google to how they experience your website, then create an SEO strategy focused on improving rankings, increasing qualified leads, and turning organic search into a reliable growth channel.

Areas we can help in

Brand & positioning SEO

Your brand story, messaging and value propositions:

Brand clarity & differentiation
Audience intent & search behaviour
Content positioning
Tone of voice & trust signals
Competitive landscape

Technical SEO

We dive into the foundations that determine how well Google can crawl, understand and rank your site.

Site speed & Core Web Vitals
Crawlability & indexing
JavaScript rendering issues
URL structure, redirects & canonical errors
Schema markup
Sitemap optimisation
Broken links & technical health

On-Page SEO

We optimise your pages so they earn more impressions and more clicks.

Headings & semantic structure
Content optimisation
Meta tag rewriting for higher CTR
Internal linking strategy
Page clarity & user flow
Keyword mapping
Conversion improvements

Off-Page SEO & Digital PR

We help build credibility and authority beyond your website.

Backlink audits
Competitor link analysis
Digital PR opportunities
Local SEO (where relevant)
Brand reputation signals

Design & development support

SEO works best when paired with clear design and strong user experience.

Landing page design
UX clarity improvements
Site architecture updates
Development fixes
Performance optimisation
Conversion analysis & recommendations

How we work

Diagnose – Audit your website SEO
Prioritise – Identify areas for improvement based on business objectives
Improve – Fix problems and add data tracking
Validate – Measure the impact of the fixes periodically
Monitor – Check your performance to identify new opportunities

Pricing

From £50/hr.

Frequently asked questions

What is search engine optimisation (SEO)

SEO is the process of improving a website’s visibility on search engines like Google. It involves optimising content, improving site structure, and building backlinks to rank higher in search results. SEO helps attract organic traffic by targeting relevant keywords and enhancing user experience.

When will I see SEO results

Most businesses begin to see initial results within 3-6 months, while more substantial improvements may take 6-12 months or longer. The timeline varies based on factors such as competition, market trends, and the current state of your website. Websites undergoing major changes such as code updates, migrations, or editorial adjustments may experience delays. In highly competitive industries, achieving higher rankings through SEO typically requires more time and effort.

Which tools do you use for SEO?

Google Keyword Planner – for identifying new keyword opportunities.
Google Search Console – for tracking the performance of pages and keywords.
Google Analytics – identifying weak areas of the website.
Hotjar – Analysing user interaction with the website. Installing surveys to gather feedback and user requirements.

Can I do SEO myself?

If your website has a lot of traffic, then working with professionals is important as any changes that you make can have a detrimental effect.

Is SEO an ongoing process?

Yes we recommend revising your SEO and website content on a monthly basis. It’s a good idea to monitor the SEO changes that are made and how they effect website performance.

What we don't offer

International SEO

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