SEO that makes your website easier to find and understand.

SEO is about making your website easier to find and understand — both for search engines and for the people who visit it.

It can include structure, content, page titles, meta descriptions, speed, images, technical setup and local visibility.

Good SEO gives your website a stronger foundation, so it can be found by the right customers over time.

SEO usually takes time.

Some improvements can be noticed quickly, such as technical fixes or a clearer page structure. Other things, like organic visibility in Google, are built up over time.

I do not promise quick first-place rankings, but I help with improvements that make sense and can be built on.

On-page SEO is about the content your visitors see — for example headings, text, page titles, meta descriptions, images and internal links.

On-page SEO is about the content your visitors see — for example headings, text, page titles, meta descriptions, images and internal links.

Both are important if your website needs to be easy to find, understand and use.

Yes. Many websites can be improved without being rebuilt from scratch.

I can review your existing website and look for opportunities to improve structure, content, technical setup, speed and visibility.

If the website has bigger technical or structural issues, we can talk honestly about what makes the most sense.

Technical SEO is about making sure your website works properly behind the scenes.

This can include speed, mobile-friendliness, redirects, image optimisation, sitemap, indexing and errors that may make it harder for Google to read the site.

It sounds technical — and it is — but the goal is simple: a website that is easier to crawl, use and maintain.

If your business works with customers in a specific area, local SEO can be useful.

It is about making it clear where you work, what you offer and how local customers can find you.

This can be done through both your website and your Google Business Profile.

Yes. I can help review and optimise your Google Business Profile, so it works better together with your website and the services you want to be found for.

This can include categories, descriptions, services, images, opening hours, contact details and links to relevant pages on your website.

I start by looking at your business, your services and the words your customers are likely to use when searching for help.

It is not only about finding keywords with high search volume. It is also about finding words and questions that fit your business and the customers you want to reach.

Yes. I can help write or improve content so it becomes more relevant, clear and search-friendly.

This can include text for existing pages, new landing pages, blog posts, FAQ sections or adjustments to headings and meta descriptions.

The content should not only be written for Google — it should also make sense for the people visiting your website.

It depends on the goal.

We can look at visibility in Google, traffic to the website, which pages are being found and whether visitors do what you want them to do.

I help you look at the numbers that make sense for your website — without making reporting more complicated than necessary.

The price depends on what you need help with.

A smaller SEO review, technical fixes or optimisation of individual pages is one type of task. Ongoing SEO, content and follow-up is another.

Once I know the website and the task, I provide a clear quote so you know what is included.