A site people find, and stay on.
Search visibility is not a switch you flip. It is the result of a site that is crawlable, fast enough, clearly structured, and honest about what it offers. We audit those parts, fix the ones inside the code, and show you the measured before and after.
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Audit first, promises later
We start with what search engines actually see: how URLs are discovered through the sitemap and internal links, how metadata and headings match the page, whether canonical and hreflang pairs are correct, whether structured data is valid, and what field data says about loading, interaction and layout stability. Search Console and Bing Webmaster data are reviewed where you have them; without access we work from crawls and logs.
Fixes in the code, not only a PDF report
Where the site is ours or open to changes, we make the fixes: page titles and descriptions, heading structure, internal linking, redirects, image formats and sizes, font and script loading, caching, and JSON-LD for the organisation, services and FAQs. A report that nobody implements does not move anything.
Measurement and honest expectations
We agree a baseline before touching anything, then review impressions, clicks, average position and Core Web Vitals after the changes. Indexing usually takes days and position movements take weeks to months, so no responsible team can promise a ranking date. What we can promise is a clear list of what changed, when, and what it should affect.
Before we get started.
Do you guarantee first place in Google?
No, and nobody honestly can. Search engines decide their own results and change them constantly. What we can do is remove technical obstacles, make the site fast and clearly structured, and measure the effect over time.
How long until we see results?
Recrawling after a fix is usually a matter of days, especially once you request indexing for the key URLs. Movements in position are slower and depend on competition, content and links; expecting weeks to months is realistic.
Can you work on a site you did not build?
Yes. We audit first and tell you what we can change safely, which parts need the original developer, and where a rebuild would be cheaper than patching. Access to the repository, hosting and Search Console makes the work faster.
An idea worth building?
Let’s turn a clear conversation into a practical plan.