Promotion
Website promotion with a result
Promotion is not a one-off action but systematic work. We show exactly what drives the growth.
- audit
- keywords
- content
- links
- reports
Scope
What promotion includes
Technical audit
- Indexing
- Duplicates
- Speed
Keyword map
- Volume
- Clusters
Competitor analysis
- Structure
- Content
On-page work
- Tags
- Internal links
Content
- Articles
- Landing pages
Link building
- Outreach
- Articles
Process
How we move
Audit
We find everything holding the site back and prioritise the fixes.
Foundation
Technical fixes, keyword research, structure.
Growth
Content, landing pages, links. First movement in month two or three.
Hold
We defend positions and widen coverage with new clusters.
Advantages
Why clients choose us
Years of practice
We launched our first site in 2010. Four generations of technology have come and gone since; we are still here.
Projects delivered
From a photographer portfolio to a store with 50,000 products. We have met most industries already.
Of clients come back
They return with a second project or stay on a retainer. That is the number we judge ourselves by.
Hidden extras
The quote is fixed in the contract. If we missed something, that is our problem, not yours.
FAQ
Questions we hear often
First movement in rankings shows in month two or three, meaningful traffic growth in month four to six.
No, and nobody can: search algorithms are not under our control. We guarantee the scope of work and a transparent report.
Month one goes on the audit and the foundation, and the results of that work only surface from month two or three.
Rankings across the keyword map, traffic by page, work completed and the plan for next month.
Request
Request an audit
We run a basic audit free of charge and show you what is holding the site back.
In detail
Website promotion: timelines and expectations
The word promotion often carries an expectation of fast results, and most dishonest offers are built on exactly that. In reality a search engine evaluates a site cumulatively: it needs time to recrawl pages, register changes and confirm they are not a one-off.
A realistic curve looks like this. Month one is technical groundwork and keyword research, with nothing visible. Months two and three bring the first movement on long-tail queries. Months four to six bring meaningful traffic growth. After that the work shifts to holding positions and widening coverage.
What to look for in a report
- Visibility across the whole keyword set, not rankings for a few flattering queries
- Traffic broken down by page: what specifically started bringing people in
- Pages in the index and crawl errors
- Engagement: pages per session and bounce
- A list of work done with specifics, not "optimisation was carried out"
We report from the Search Console property on your own account rather than from an internal dashboard. That means every figure in the report is something you can verify yourself without asking us.
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