Search engine optimisation aimed at enquiries
Ongoing optimisation for Google, so you show up for the terms your customers actually use.
Most SEO offers sell a report, not enquiries. A monthly visibility score climbs reliably while the phone stays exactly as quiet as before, and nobody in the business notices a difference.
We measure differently. The only number that counts is how many enquiries arrive through organic search. Everything else is an interim reading, not a result.
That also means we will tell you when SEO is the wrong channel for your plan. Where an offer has no search volume behind it, paid advertising is the more honest and faster answer.
Who this suits
A fit if
- People actively search for what you offer, with recognisable volume
- You want to build over months rather than expect overnight results
- You have the capacity to serve the enquiries search brings in
- You are willing to change things on the website itself
Not a fit if
- You need revenue next week
- Your offer is so new that nobody searches for it yet
- You expect a guaranteed ranking by a fixed date
- The website's content is off limits
What is included
- Technical audit: load time, indexability, structured data, mobile rendering
- Keyword research along real customer questions, not search volume alone
- Optimising the existing pages: titles, descriptions, heading hierarchy, internal linking
- Local visibility: Google Business Profile, NAP consistency, local structured data
- Monthly reporting on enquiries and calls, not abstract scores
How we work
- 01
Taking stock
We look at what you are found for today, what you are not, and where the technical problems sit. The result is a list ordered by impact, not an eighty-page PDF.
- 02
Foundation
The technical work first: load time, clean structured data, a site structure Google understands. Without that foundation every piece of content works at half strength.
- 03
Content
Then the pages your customers search for. Each page answers one question completely rather than repeating a keyword.
- 04
Measure and adjust
Every month we check which pages bring enquiries and which do not. What does not work gets changed or removed.
What it costs
A one-off technical baseline optimisation sits roughly between 800 and 2,500 euros net on the market, ongoing work usually between 1,000 and 3,000 euros net per month, depending on competition and starting point. Those are market ranges, not fixed prices. You get your quote after the audit, with the reasoning attached.
Common questions
Further reading
- SEO Costs 2026: What Visibility Really CostsWhat SEO realistically costs small and mid-sized businesses: one-off optimisation versus ongoing management, and what should be included in the price.Read the article
- Core Web Vitals 2026: What the Three Numbers Really Mean for RankingThe current target values for LCP, INP and CLS, the most common causes of poor scores, and a plan to get your Core Web Vitals into the green.Read the article
- Internal Linking 2026: Architecture for Google and AI CrawlersHow a hub-and-spoke structure, clear anchor text and a deliberate link architecture make your website equally legible to Google and AI search systems.Read the article
- Blog Posts That Rank: Structure, Length and Citability in 2026How a blog post needs to be built to rank in Google and get cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity in 2026 - structure, length, schema and internal links.Read the article
- Local SEO 2026: Getting Found on Google Maps and ChatGPTLocal SEO in 2026 spans Google Maps, the Local Pack and AI assistants. The key levers: Google Business Profile, consistent NAP data, reviews and schema.org.Read the article
Let us talk about SEO
A conversation where we listen first and then say honestly whether and how we can help.