More clients from search.

No, provided it's good and reviewed, which is the whole point of the human sign-off. Google rewards helpful, accurate content regardless of how it's drafted. Nothing publishes without a person checking it, and for your business, the right person on your team signs off.

Yes. Every piece is reviewed before it goes live, the right person on your team approves the wording, and the whole process stays auditable afterwards. We'd rather publish slowly than put something on your site you have to explain later.

Months, not weeks. Real SEO always is. What you'll see quickly: fresh, optimised content going live and an early lead on AI-search visibility. Anyone promising fast ranking jumps is selling you something.

Maybe you shouldn't. If they're getting results, keep them. If you're paying a retainer for slow, generic content and no AI-search plan, the Search Visibility Audit shows you the gap and you decide.

The Visibility Check is free: a 15-minute call where we look at how you rank for one core term against one competitor, and tell you honestly whether a paid audit is worth it. The Search Visibility Audit is the paid product (£450, which comes off the Program if you go further): your rankings across the searches that bring you customers, content gaps versus a named competitor, a site-speed check, and an AI-answer snapshot, delivered as a written report plus a 30-minute call. If the free Check turns up nothing worth fixing, we'll say so and you keep your money.

Four things. The searches that turn into customers, found from your own Search Console data and scored on what they are worth. The gaps closed, most valuable first, which is two or three pieces a week: some new, some rewrites of pages you already have. Your site kept readable by Google and the AI assistants, with speed and technical faults fixed as we find them. And proof: a one-page report, a tracked check of what the AI assistants say about businesses like yours, repeated the same way every month so you can watch it move, and a 30-minute call every fortnight.

Two or three a week, but that is not really the number that matters. Some months the biggest win is rewriting four pages you already have rather than adding new ones. We are not paid by the word, and we would rather publish less and rank than publish more and not.

Because we would rather you could start without signing off a large cheque first. The trade is the three-month minimum, which is roughly how long it takes before there is anything honest to judge us on.

That's the focus, but the work is remote and the systems are already built. If you're elsewhere and the fit's right, get in touch.