Local SEO
A local search presence aligned with your business information, service areas, and customers.
Be found.
For the right reasons.
Rank for the searches that matter in your city, then turn clicks into clients.
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Visibility starts with understanding what your customers are looking for. We connect search intent, useful content, and a well-structured website.
For businesses whose customers search before they buy — especially locally — and for anyone launching or replacing a website who doesn’t want to lose the search visibility they already have.
We look at the foundations before chasing the next tactic: how your site is organised, what your pages communicate, and whether people can find the information they need.
Get a quote for SEO ↗A local search presence aligned with your business information, service areas, and customers.
A review of crawlability, indexing, site structure, and technical issues that affect discovery.
A content plan grounded in customer questions, search intent, and your expertise.
Measurement tied to agreed goals, with reporting that puts changes in context.
A shared direction.
Room to ask questions.
Care at every step.
We review your site, audience, search presence, and measurement setup.
We identify technical improvements and content opportunities, then build an actionable plan.
We implement the agreed work and use reporting to guide the next round of improvements.
CanCater / Product Design & Build
City landing pages and server-rendered pages built for local catering searches. Results are not yet measured.
See CanCater’s local search build ↗No. Search positions depend on competition, search engines, and many factors beyond a single website. We focus on sound implementation, useful content, and measurable progress.
A technical audit or site setup can be a defined project. Content, competition, and search behaviour evolve, so ongoing work may be useful depending on your goals.
Yes. We can assess the current platform, identify improvements, and agree on which changes can be made within its constraints.
Against goals agreed at the start: visibility for the searches that matter, organic visits to key pages and, most importantly, enquiries that came from search. Rankings take time and depend on competition, so reporting puts changes in context.
It depends on whether you need a one-off audit and fixes or ongoing work, how many pages, services and areas matter, and how much new content is needed. We scope it after a short conversation about your goals, so you see what is included before you commit.
Ask each one what they will do in the first few months, who makes the changes on your site, and how they will measure enquiries from search, not only rankings. Google’s own advice on hiring an SEO suggests walking away from anyone who guarantees a top ranking or won’t explain what they intend to do. We agree the scope, measurement and exclusions with you before any work starts.