SEO Expert
in London

SEO stands for search engine optimisation. It’s about making your website more visible on Google and other search engines when people look for products or services related to your business. I use keyword research to understand what your potential customers are searching for. Then I optimise your site’s content, structure, and coding to match those search terms. I also work on acquiring high-quality backlinks from other reputable sites to improve your authority.

Nowadays, if your website doesn’t rank well on Google, it’s like having an invisible shop front. The higher you rank, the more likely customers find you organically online through searches. Most people rarely venture past the first page of search results, so being on page 1 is absolutely crucial for driving qualified traffic and leads to your site.

I offer tailored SEO packages starting from £299 per month for sole traders facing low-medium competition. This covers on-site optimisation, link building for 3-5 keywords, and reporting.

For partnerships or higher competition, packages range from £499-£899 per month optimising 6-10+ keywords with services like link building, analytics setup, and monthly reporting.

Pricing is based on your business type, competition level, and the amount of work required to effectively rank your target keywords on the first page of Google. All plans are month-to-month with no long contracts.

SEO is a long-term endeavour, not something that happens overnight. It usually takes around 4-6 months of consistent effort from me before you start to see measurable improvements in rankings and organic traffic. But persevere – SEO results compound over time. The longer I keep optimising, the better your overall visibility becomes.

On-page refers to optimisations I make directly on your website itself – tweaking content, HTML tags, site speed, mobile-friendliness, etc. Off-page is anything I do off your site to improve its authority like link building, listing submissions, and social media promotion. My holistic SEO strategy covers both areas.

After an initial review, the recommended work may include SEO audits, technical SEO, keyword research, on-page optimisation, local SEO, international SEO, content strategy, link building, conversion improvements and reporting. The right combination depends on your goals, industry, current website and competitors.

I measure progress using the metrics that matter to the business: rankings and impressions for agreed search terms, organic clicks and traffic, enquiries, phone calls, form submissions and conversion rates. Where reliable revenue tracking is available, I also connect organic search activity with commercial results and explain the findings in regular reports.

I work with businesses across sectors including professional services, estate agents, dentists, law firms, tradespeople, beauty and wellness, gyms and fitness businesses, healthcare clinics, hospitality, manufacturing and SaaS. Each sector has different search behaviour, competitors and conversion goals, so the strategy is adapted rather than copied from a generic template.

Yes. Local SEO can help businesses improve visibility in specific towns, cities and service areas, while international SEO is designed for companies targeting customers in more than one country or language. The approach may include location research, technical structure, localised content, Google Business Profile work and measurement by market.

No ethical SEO consultant can guarantee a specific Google position or fixed deadline. My packages are designed to improve visibility for agreed target terms through technical work, content, internal linking, authority building and ongoing measurement. The outcome depends on competition, the website’s starting point, search intent and the quality of implementation.

Absolutely, I only practice ethical “white hat” SEO following all search engine guidelines and best practices. No shady tactics or black hat tricks that could get your site penalised or banned. I’m in it for the long haul sustainable results.