Website audit
A full crawl and a written report on what is actually costing you rankings, ranked by impact and effort rather than severity. Ends with a call, not a PDF you have to decode alone.
Read the details →Services
Eight things I take on, from a one-off audit that tells you what is actually wrong to a weekly retainer that stops it going wrong again. If you are not sure which you need, start with the audit — it is the one that tells you which of the others is worth paying for.
A full crawl and a written report on what is actually costing you rankings, ranked by impact and effort rather than severity. Ends with a call, not a PDF you have to decode alone.
Read the details →Search Console, GA4, and Ahrefs configured properly from the start, so the numbers you make decisions on a year from now are trustworthy.
Keyword research, intent mapping, and site architecture settled before anyone writes a word. Cheaper to decide now than to fix after publishing.
The whole on-page job for a site that needs steady hands rather than a one-off review: optimization, retitling, interlinking, outreach, and content.
Read the details →Weekly crawls and error triage on a fixed cadence, with dev tickets followed through to closed. I already do this across more than 70 sites a week.
The audit that goes in your pitch deck, turned around on your timeline. An unusual thing to be able to buy in — most freelancers do not offer it.
Getting a business found by the people physically near it: profile setup, directory consistency, location pages, and the schema that ties it together.
The step past an audit. Turning findings into hypotheses you can actually test, then running the tests and reporting what happened.
Two pages written so far. The rest get their own in time — until then, the summaries above are the short version.
Tick the ones you need and I’ll come back with scope and timings.
Tell me what you need →