Get found by the people already searching for what you do

Your customers are using Google to find businesses, products and services like yours.

If your website isn’t appearing for the right searches, SEO can help you improve your visibility, attract more relevant visitors and make it easier for potential customers to find you.

I provide practical SEO support for small businesses that want a clearer, more sustainable approach to organic search.

No jargon. No overnight ranking promises. Just focused improvements based on your website, your audience and how people are actually searching.

Ready to improve your search visibility?

👉 Let’s Talk About Your SEO


Is Your Website Hard to Find on Google?

You might have a good-looking website but still struggle to generate organic traffic.

That could be because:

  • your pages aren’t targeting the right searches
  • important services aren’t clearly optimised
  • your website structure makes it difficult for Google to understand your content
  • technical issues are affecting how your pages are crawled or indexed
  • your competitors have stronger or more useful content
  • you’re publishing content without a clear SEO strategy

SEO helps identify where the gaps are and what’s worth improving first.


SEO Services

Keyword Research

Good SEO starts with understanding what your customers are searching for.

I research relevant keywords, questions and search intent to help identify:

  • the terms potential customers use
  • which pages should target which searches
  • missed opportunities
  • useful content ideas
  • areas where your existing pages could perform better

The focus is on relevant searches that support your business, not chasing keywords just because they have high search volume.

On-Page SEO

Your pages should make it immediately clear what you offer, who it’s for and why it’s useful.

I can review and improve areas including:

  • page titles and meta descriptions
  • headings and page structure
  • keyword targeting
  • service-page content
  • internal linking
  • image optimisation
  • calls to action

The aim is to improve relevance and clarity without forcing keywords into the copy.

Technical SEO

Sometimes the issue sits behind the content.

I can identify technical problems that may make it harder for search engines to crawl, understand or index your website properly.

This can include:

  • indexing issues
  • crawlability
  • broken links
  • site structure
  • mobile usability
  • page speed
  • other technical SEO issues affecting visibility

I’ll explain what matters, why it matters and what should be prioritised.

SEO Content Strategy

More content doesn’t automatically mean better SEO.

Your content should answer genuine customer questions, support your important services and strengthen the overall relevance of your website.

I can help identify:

  • useful blog topics
  • questions your customers are searching for
  • gaps in your existing content
  • pages that need more depth
  • opportunities to strengthen internal linking
  • supporting content for your key services

The goal is to create useful content with a purpose, rather than publishing for the sake of it.


A Practical Approach to SEO

I don’t believe in making SEO changes simply because they appear on a generic checklist.

I start by understanding your business, your customers and what you want the website to achieve.

From there, I look at the available data and identify the areas most likely to make a meaningful difference.

That might mean improving existing pages before creating new ones. It could mean fixing technical issues, changing your keyword targeting or strengthening how your content connects together.

You’ll understand what I’m recommending, why I’m recommending it and what we’re trying to improve.


What Working Together Looks Like

Every website is different, but the process usually involves:

1. Understanding your business

We look at your services, customers, priorities and current website performance.

2. Finding the opportunities

I review your website alongside search behaviour and identify where improvements can be made.

3. Prioritising the work

Not every SEO issue needs fixing immediately. I focus on what is most relevant and useful for your business.

4. Making improvements

This might include on-page changes, technical fixes, keyword targeting, content improvements or new content opportunities.

5. Reviewing performance

We use real search data to understand what’s changing and where the next opportunities are.


SEO Results and Experience

I’ve worked on SEO projects focused on improving organic visibility, strengthening important pages and increasing relevant search traffic.

For confidentiality reasons, I don’t publicly identify every business I’ve worked with, but I can share anonymised performance data.

Example Results

Vehicle Dealership

The challenge:
Following a website redesign, the site experienced a significant drop in organic rankings and visibility.

What I worked on:
Keyword research, on-page SEO, content improvements, internal linking, technical fixes, topical authority mapping.

Over 1 year:

  • Organic clicks increased by 400%
  • Organic impressions increased by 352%
  • Average position in Google improved by 77%

These figures are anonymised for confidentiality.

Google Search Console Chart SDMC

Every website, market and competitive landscape is different, so previous results don’t guarantee future performance. The focus is always on identifying realistic opportunities for your individual website.


Why Work With Me?

Straightforward Advice

SEO can become unnecessarily complicated. I explain recommendations clearly and focus on what actually matters.

Small-Business Focused

You don’t necessarily need an enormous SEO campaign. I focus on realistic improvements that suit your website, priorities and resources.

No Empty Promises

No one can guarantee a number-one Google ranking.

I’d rather be clear about what can realistically be improved and build from there.

SEO That Supports the Bigger Picture

Rankings are useful, but they aren’t the end goal.

Your SEO should help the right people discover your business, understand what you offer and take the next step.

SEO Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long does SEO take?

    SEO is usually a longer-term process rather than an instant fix.

    How quickly you see changes depends on factors including your existing website, competition, technical condition and the amount of work required.

    I’ll focus on realistic improvements rather than promising a specific ranking by a specific date.

  • Can you guarantee first-page rankings?

    No.

    Google rankings are influenced by many factors, and no SEO provider can legitimately guarantee a particular organic position.

    What I can do is improve your website using sound SEO practices and help strengthen its ability to compete for relevant searches.

  • Do I need to publish blog content?

    Not always.

    For some businesses, improving important service pages should come first.

    Blog content becomes valuable when it answers useful questions, supports your services and helps build deeper coverage around the topics your customers care about.

  • Can you work with my existing website?

    Yes.

    You don’t need a new website to improve your SEO. Existing pages, content, structure, internal links and technical issues can all be reviewed and improved.

Want to Improve Your Visibility in Google?

If your website isn’t getting the organic visibility you’d like, I can help you work out what’s holding it back and where the best opportunities are.

We can start with your website, your goals and what you want SEO to achieve for your business.

Ready to get started?

👉Talk to Claire about SEO