SEO
Monthly SEO built on Search Console data rather than guesswork: technical fixes, a content system, and a measurable line from query to indexed page to click.
How it works
1. Technical audit
Crawl, indexation and Core Web Vitals reviewed against current Search Console data.
2. Keyword and content mapping
Query data mapped against existing pages, and gaps identified against missing ones.
3. On-page fixes
Titles, schema, internal linking and page speed addressed page by page.
4. Content production
New pages or posts written against the mapped queries, not against guessed topics.
5. Measurement
Monthly Search Console review against indexation, impressions and clicks.
What's included
- Monthly technical audit
- Keyword and content gap mapping
- On-page fixes: titles, schema, internal linking
- Content production against mapped queries
- Monthly Search Console reporting
Proof
Questions
How long does SEO take to show results?
On our own catalogue build, Lighthouse mobile reached a perfect score within weeks of launch, but query-level results build over months, not weeks; three months in, that same site was pulling 11.1K impressions and 208 clicks, per Google Search Console. That is the honest shape of SEO: technical fixes show up fast, ranking and click volume take longer because search engines need time to crawl, index and trust new or changed pages. We report monthly against indexation and click data rather than promising a date, because two sites with different starting authority, page counts and competition will not move at the same speed. What we commit to is a visible trend: more pages indexed, more impressions, then more clicks, tracked in Search Console every month so you are never guessing whether the retainer is working.
What's included in a monthly SEO retainer?
Each month covers a technical audit against current Search Console data, keyword and content gap mapping, on-page fixes like titles, schema and internal linking, new content written against mapped queries rather than guessed topics, and a report showing indexation, impressions and clicks for that period. It is billed monthly because SEO is ongoing work, not a one-time fix; search engines re-crawl and re-rank continuously, so the retainer keeps a site current rather than treating optimisation as something done once at launch. On the IT World Trading catalogue, this cadence produced a 15-post blog grounded in real query data and a sitemap of 711 URLs submitted through IndexNow, alongside the technical work. The exact monthly mix shifts depending on what the data shows that month, more content in some months, more technical fixes in others.
Can we see the results?
Yes, and we report from the same source you could check yourself: Google Search Console. On the IT World Trading catalogue, that log shows 658 of 728 pages indexed and 11.1K impressions with 208 clicks over three months, both read directly from Search Console rather than from an internal dashboard you cannot verify. We would rather hand over a screenshot from the same tool Google gives every site owner than a proprietary report you have to trust blindly. Lighthouse mobile scores are checked with PageSpeed Insights, the same public tool anyone can run against the live URL. If a number appears in a monthly report, it carries the source it came from and the date it was read, so you can always open the same tool and confirm it yourself rather than taking our word for it.