Technical SEO
Crawling and indexation, canonicals, structured data, XML sitemaps, robots rules, Core Web Vitals and the render issues that hide content from search engines.
organic/search
Search engines need to reach your pages, understand what each one is for, and have a reason to prefer it. Most SEO work is simply removing the obstacles to those three things.
scope
Crawling and indexation, canonicals, structured data, XML sitemaps, robots rules, Core Web Vitals and the render issues that hide content from search engines.
Organising the site so that importance is obvious — to visitors and to crawlers — and so the pages that earn money are not the hardest to reach.
Mapping what people actually search to the pages that should answer them, separating research queries from buying ones, and finding the gaps competitors have left.
Titles, headings and copy that match the query, plus briefs your writers can work from — covering the questions a page must answer to deserve the ranking.
Theme, plugin and page-builder issues, permalink structures, redirect management and speed work on the platform most small business sites run on.
Google Business Profile, local landing pages and consistent listings for businesses that need to be found in Oxford, Oxfordshire and the surrounding towns rather than nationally.
URL mapping, redirect plans and post-launch monitoring, so a new site keeps the rankings the old one earned.
reputation
What appears alongside your brand name matters as much as where you rank for products. That means reviewing the pages that surface for your own name, strengthening the properties you control, and building the credible third-party mentions that both search engines and AI assistants treat as evidence. This work now overlaps heavily with AI search optimisation.
questions
Technical fixes can show within weeks. Rankings for competitive commercial terms usually take months, because they depend on content being published, indexed, and then earning links and mentions. Anyone promising faster than that is selling something else.
Yes, and arguably it matters more. AI assistants and AI Overviews draw on pages they can crawl, parse and trust, so the same foundations decide whether you are the source being summarised or your competitor is.
Yes — it is the platform I work with most. Typical jobs are theme and plugin conflicts, bloated page builders, indexation problems from archive pages, slow Core Web Vitals, and redirect chains left behind by a redesign.
Yes. For a business selling to one area, the work is different: Google Business Profile, consistent listings, location pages that are genuinely useful rather than templated, and reviews. It is usually faster to see results than national SEO, because the field is smaller.
Not by buying them. Coverage earned through genuinely useful content, digital PR and existing relationships holds its value; bought links are a liability waiting to be repriced.
related
The next layer: being cited by assistants, not just ranked by search engines.
ai search →Rankings are not the goal. Enquiries and revenue from organic traffic are.
analytics →Where the site itself is the obstacle, rebuilding beats optimising around it.
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