Why you're not ranking
When a Surrey business isn't showing up, the audit nearly always finds the same culprits — and every one of them is fixable.
Google rations its attention. A slow, tangled site gets less of it, and pages it can't read cleanly don't rank — however good the words are.
A single “services” page can't compete with a rival that has a dedicated page for each service and town it works in.
The map pack wins the “near me” searches, and it's driven by your profile — categories, reviews and activity — more than your website.
Google favours businesses that look alive. A site last touched in 2021 tells it, and your customers, the opposite.
The map pack wins the “near me” searches — and it can be climbed deliberately.
How we work
Rankings, technical health, content, backlinks and your Google Business Profile — benchmarked against the competitors actually taking your enquiries. You get a plain-English picture of why they rank and you don’t.
Site speed, crawlability, structured data, page titles and internal linking. Unglamorous work, but Google can’t reward content it struggles to read — and most local sites we audit fail here first.
Service and location pages written around the searches your customers really type, in your voice — not padded-out filler. One honest page that answers the question beats ten thin ones.
Your Google Business Profile drives the “near me” searches, which are bigger than any keyword. Categories, reviews, photos and posts managed so you show up when someone nearby needs you.
Daily rank tracking through our own reporting platform, plus the numbers that count: enquiries, calls and where they came from. If something isn’t moving, we say so and change course.
What's included
We design and build websites as well as market them, so SEO recommendations get implemented — not emailed to a developer and forgotten.
Google Business Profile, local landing pages, citations and reviews — the work that wins Surrey searches and the map pack.
Speed, indexing, structured data and site architecture. We build websites for a living, so nothing gets “logged for the developer”.
Pages and articles written around real searches, in plain English, published on a schedule we actually keep.
Earned mentions from relevant local and industry sources. No bought link packages, ever — they’re how sites get burned.
ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews now answer buyers directly. We optimise for those answers too — see our dedicated AI SEO service.
Our own rank and visibility tracking, reported monthly in plain English against the enquiries you received.
Progress is tracked daily in Cumulus Rank & Reporting, our own reporting platform — and if AI search matters to you, read about our AI SEO & AEO service.
Common questions
For local Surrey searches, movement within two to three months is realistic and some fixes pay back faster. Competitive national terms take longer. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is reading from a script — ask them what happens in month two.
Sensible local campaigns typically run a few hundred pounds a month; broader or more competitive work costs more. We scope it against what an enquiry is worth to you, and we’ll tell you plainly if the maths doesn’t work for your budget.
No — and nobody honest does, because Google’s results aren’t ours to promise. What we guarantee is the work: what we’ll do each month, reported against rankings and enquiries you can check yourself.
No. We work month to month. SEO rewards consistency, so we’ll recommend sticking with it — but the reason to stay should be results, not a signature.
Surrey is home — we’re based in Hersham and most of our clients are nearby. But the work travels, and we look after businesses across the South East and beyond.
It’s already changing how people find local businesses, and the groundwork is the same: clear pages, strong local signals and a consistent business identity. We run answer engine optimisation as its own service for businesses that want to get ahead of it.
Start with the audit
Send us your website and your three biggest competitors. We'll come back with an honest read on the gap, what closing it involves, and what it's likely to cost.