Fix what hides your pages from search

Technical audits, fixes and content plans for websites that customers struggle to find. We crawl every page, explain what we find in plain language and fix it with your developer or for you. Nobody can promise a position in search results, so we never do.

Ask for an audit See what we check

10 daysfrom access to the written audit

1 listof fixes, sorted by effort and value

Monthlyreports without vanity charts

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Technical audits
Fixes done for you
Content plans
Local search

Six jobs for sites that deserve to be found

Most clients begin with an audit and decide afterwards how much of the fixing to hand over. Every job is priced before it starts.

Technical audit

A crawl of every page plus a review by a person: indexing, speed, mobile layout, redirects, structured data and duplicate pages.

Audits from$1,800

Fixes done for you

We make the changes ourselves or write tickets your developer can follow, then check each fix once it is live.

Hourly from$95

Content plan

Research into the questions your customers ask, grouped into pages worth writing, with a short brief for each one.

Plans from$1,400

Local search

Area pages, matching business details across directories and a tidy map listing for businesses that serve a particular place.

Local setup from$900

Site moves and redesigns

A redirect map from every old address to its new one, so a new site keeps what the old one had earned.

Moves from$1,600

Team workshops

Half day sessions that teach your writers and developers the checks to run before anything new is published.

Workshops from$1,200

Illustrative prices in USD. Large online shops and sites in several languages are quoted after a first look at the crawl.

What the audit checks, and what comes back

Software crawls each area and a person reads the results, because tools flag problems that do not matter and miss some that do.

Area	What we look at	What you receive
Crawling and indexing	Robots rules, sitemaps and pages left out of search or blocked by mistake	A list of pages to open up, merge or retire
Speed and stability	Page weight, image sizes, scripts and layout that jumps while loading	Fixes sorted by how much each one helps
Titles and headings	Missing, repeated or cut off titles, descriptions and headings	Rewrites for your most visited pages
Links and redirects	Broken links, redirect chains and orphan pages that nothing links to	A redirect map and a link repair list
Structured data	Business, product, article and question markup, checked against current guidelines	Corrected markup ready to paste in
Mobile layout	Text size, tap targets and content hidden on small screens	Screenshots marked with each problem

Search engines change how they weigh these signals and rarely say exactly how. We concentrate on the basics that make a site easier to crawl and easier to use.

Choose how much of the work we carry

Some teams want a diagnosis and nothing else; others want the fixes made and the site watched every month.

Audit only

from$1,800

10 working daysUp to 500 pages

Full crawl and a manual review
Written report in plain language
Fix list sorted by effort and value
A call to walk through every finding

Ask about an audit

Most chosen

Audit and fixes

from$4,200

6 weeksFixes included

Everything in the audit
Fixes made by us or with your developer
Redirects and markup written for you
A second crawl to confirm each fix

Ask about audit and fixes

Monthly SEO

a month, from$1,500

3 month minimum2 content briefs a month

Checks after every change to the site
Content briefs and edits to existing pages
A report of what changed and why
A planning call each month

Ask about monthly SEO

Half of an audit fee is due when work begins and half when the report lands. Monthly plans are billed in advance and may be stopped on 30 days' notice once three months have passed.

From the first crawl to steady upkeep

Four stages, the same for a ten page site and a ten thousand page shop. Only the length of each stage changes.

Access
You grant read access to the site and its analytics and tell us which pages matter most to the business.
Audit
We crawl the site, review the results by hand and write up the findings in plain language.
Fix
Changes go in order of value, made by us or by your developer, and each one is checked once it is live.
Review (example reviews)
Each month we compare what changed with what we expected and adjust the plan, without dressing up the numbers.

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Content planned around the questions customers ask

Most sites already have the pages they need, but those pages answer questions nobody asked or bury the answer three paragraphs down. We start with the words your customers use in enquiries, reviews and searches, then match them to pages you have or pages worth adding.

Every brief names the question a page answers, the details a reader expects and the pages it should link to. Your writers keep their own voice; our part is making sure the page can be found and understood.

Questions grouped into pages, not keyword lists
Briefs your writers can follow
Old pages improved before new ones are written
Nothing written only for search engines

Inside the studio

Where crawls get read, argued over and turned into reports a busy owner can follow.

A laptop showing an abstract map of linked pages in blue and pink — Reading the crawl

A consultant walking a shop owner through a report on a tablet — A report walkthrough

A team sketching a website structure on a whiteboard — Mapping a new site

A small workshop group with laptops listening to a trainer — Workshop morning

A developer's desk with code blurred on screen and a coffee cup — Fixing the markup

Three phones of different sizes showing the same page layout — Checking small screens

What clients noticed (example reviews)

The audit found a setting that had kept our blog out of search for over a year. Fixing it took an afternoon, and the report explained it so the whole team understood.

Ruth K.Owner, outdoor gear shop

They never promised first place, which is partly why we hired them. The monthly reports say what changed and what did not, without charts that mean nothing.

Dev P.Director, accounting practice

Our redesign launched with every old address redirected. Our developer called the redirect map the clearest brief he had worked from in years.

Sofia M.Marketing lead, small hotel group

Straight answers about search

Can you get us to the top of the results?

No one can promise that honestly. Positions depend on your competitors, your site's history, the content you publish and changes search engines make without notice. What we can promise is a site that is easier to crawl, quicker to use and clearer about what it offers.

How long before anything changes?

Some technical fixes show within weeks, while content work usually takes months. It varies with the site and the field, so our reports compare what happened with what we expected instead of claiming credit for every rise.

Do you build links?

We do not buy links or join link schemes, because they can get a site penalised. We help you earn mentions through useful pages, accurate local listings and the press work you already do.

Will you work with our developer?

Yes, and most clients prefer it. We write each fix as a clear ticket with an example, then check it after it goes live.

What access do you need?

Read access to your analytics and search reporting accounts, plus a list of the pages that matter most. We ask for editing access only if we are making the fixes ourselves.

Do you work on sites in other languages and countries?

Yes, in several languages. Rules on privacy notices, cookies and advertising vary by country, so we flag anything that needs a local legal check rather than giving legal advice.

Ask for an audit

Send the site's address and a line or two on what is going wrong. Within a working day we come back with questions, a rough scope and a fee, and nothing is booked until you agree to it.

A fixed audit fee, agreed in writing
Read access only until you approve any fixes
A straight answer if search is not your biggest problem

Talk to an auditor

Ring the studio Monday to Friday, or email whenever suits and an auditor writes back the same working day.

Reach the studio

+1 555 0249

audits@example.com

A studio in the old town, working with clients anywhere by video

Studio hours

Monday to Thursday	09:00 to 17:30
Friday	09:00 to 15:00
Weekends	Closed

Read a sample report first

Ask for an anonymised report from a past audit and see how findings and fixes are written before you commit to anything.

Ask for a sample report