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SEO · Search Engine Optimisation

If Google can't find you, neither can your customers.

The difference between page one and page two of Google is the difference between a website that wins business and one that just exists — over 90% of clicks never leave the first page. Good SEO means being found for the right keywords: the exact words your customers type when they need what you sell. It's not a trick or a one-off task. It's structure, speed, content and consistency — built into your website from the ground up. Done well, SEO becomes the most cost-effective marketing your business has: working 24/7, compounding month after month, and bringing you customers who are already looking for you.

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GEO · Generative Engine Optimisation

The next customers won't search. They'll ask AI.

Millions of people now ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity for recommendations instead of scrolling through search results — "who's the best web designer near me?", "which company should I trust for this?". GEO is how your business becomes the answer. AI platforms favour websites with clear, factual, well-structured content: proper headings, schema markup, consistent business information, genuine expertise and answers written the way people ask questions. The businesses optimising for AI today are claiming a space their competitors don't even know exists yet — and unlike ads, being the AI's recommendation costs nothing per click. SEO gets you found. GEO gets you recommended. The future belongs to businesses that do both.

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Free SEO/GEO Website Check

Is your website visible where your customers are looking — Google today and AI assistants tomorrow? Answer eight quick questions for an instant reading, then request your full free report.

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Does your website appear on page 1 of Google for your main service?

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FAQ

Questions about SEO & AI optimisation.

Search Engine Optimisation is everything that helps your website rank higher in Google for the searches your customers make: the right keywords on the right pages, clear titles and headings, fast loading, mobile-friendly design, quality content and a technically healthy site.

GEO makes your business visible to AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, which increasingly answer questions directly instead of listing links. It focuses on clear factual content, structured data (schema), consistent business information across the web, and content written the way people actually ask questions.

Technical fixes and on-page improvements can move rankings within weeks; competitive keywords typically take 3–6 months of consistent work. SEO compounds — the effort you invest keeps paying back long after the work is done, unlike ads that stop the moment you stop paying.

Start with what your customers type, not industry jargon — "boiler repair Watford" beats "domestic heating solutions" every time. Keyword research finds the phrases with real search volume and realistic competition, then each page is built to answer one clear search intent.

Yes — and the good news is they overlap heavily. Google still drives most traffic today, while AI recommendations grow every month. Well-structured, factual, genuinely helpful content with proper schema markup performs in both, so one investment covers today's customers and tomorrow's.

Usually your existing site can be optimised — improved titles and content, faster loading, schema markup and better structure. If the foundations are too weak (very slow, not mobile-friendly, outdated platform), I'll tell you honestly and quote for a rebuild that has SEO and GEO built in from day one.

More than ever — but quality beats quantity. Articles that genuinely answer your customers' questions rank in Google, get cited by AI assistants, and give people a reason to trust you before they enquire. One helpful article a month outperforms weekly filler.

A written review of your website's search visibility: current rankings and keyword opportunities, page titles and content structure, technical basics like speed and mobile performance, schema markup, and your readiness for AI platforms — with prioritised, practical recommendations. No obligation.