Be found locally and nationally
Most people find you by searching. If you're not in the results — on the map or on the page — they find someone else instead. We fix both.

SEO and local SEO — what's the difference?
Search engine optimisation
The work of making your website easier for search engines to understand and more likely to rank for the terms your customers search. It covers your content, your site's technical health, and the credibility signals pointing at it. Done well, it brings you traffic you don't pay for every click on.
Local SEO
The same goal applied to a specific area. It focuses on your Google Business Profile, your map listing, your reviews and your local relevance, so you appear when someone nearby searches for what you do.
What good search visibility gets you
Be found when it counts
Appear when someone is actively searching for what you sell — not interrupting them while they scroll.
Traffic you don't rent
Ads stop the day you stop paying. Rankings you've earned keep working, which lowers what each new customer costs you over time.
Turn up in your own backyard
Show up on Google Maps and in local results, so nearby customers call, visit or enquire before they find a competitor.
Know what's working
We report on enquiries, calls and rankings that matter to your business, not on numbers that look good in a slide.
How we moved Kaiser Brew Garden from invisible to first choice
Before The Strategy

After Strategy Execution

How we create and implement your SEO strategy
Audit where you stand
We review your website's structure, content and technical health, and your Google Business Profile alongside it. We benchmark you against the competitors actually beating you, and work out which searches are worth going after — locally and nationally.
Fix the foundations, then build on them
We clear what's holding you back: technical issues, thin or missing pages, and inconsistent business details across the directories Google draws on. Then we build — the pages that answer what your customers search for, and the reviews, profile and local content that lift you in local results.
Measure, adjust, keep going
Search never sits still. We track your rankings and local visibility, but we report on the enquiries and calls they produce. Then we adjust, because this work compounds while it continues and slips backwards when it stops.
FAQs about SEO and local SEO
SEO improves how your website ranks in standard search results. Local SEO improves how your business appears in Google Maps and local results for people searching nearby. SEO focuses on your website; local SEO focuses on your Google Business Profile as well as your site. Most businesses with a physical location or service area benefit from both.
Because most buying decisions start with a search. SEO puts you in front of people at the moment they're looking for what you sell, and unlike advertising, you don't pay for every click. Over time it lowers what it costs you to win each new customer.
Yes. Service-area businesses — trades, mobile services, consultants — can rank for the areas they serve without a public address. We target the specific areas you cover so you appear for customers there.
We optimise your Google Business Profile, make your business details consistent across the directories Google draws on, target local search terms, manage and respond to reviews, and publish locally relevant content. Together those move you up in local results and in Maps.
Local SEO usually shows meaningful movement within three to six months. Broader SEO generally takes six to twelve. Both keep compounding as long as the work continues — and both slip backwards if it stops, because your competitors don't.
We track your rankings for target terms, your visibility across the local grid, and organic traffic. But the numbers we report on are enquiries, calls and — where we can measure it — foot traffic, because those are the ones that pay your wages.
They do different jobs. Ads get you visible immediately and stop the moment you stop paying. SEO takes longer to build and keeps working after. Most of our clients run both, using ads for the searches worth paying for and SEO for the ones worth owning.
It matters differently. AI assistants and Google's AI Overviews pull their answers from web content — so the goal shifts from ranking a link to being the source that gets quoted. In practice that means clear answers, well-structured pages, real expertise and properly marked-up content. The work overlaps heavily with good SEO; what changes is what winning looks like.
It depends on your market, your starting point and how competitive your terms are. We scope it after a free strategy chat so you get a real number rather than a range that means nothing.

