Starter
£499($649) a month
Up to 6 posts a month, or the equivalent
The basics put right, then steady upkeep.
Hand it overI’m Mike, a freelance SEO consultant based in Mid Suffolk. I help local businesses get found on Google and turn those searches into enquiries, then keep the website growing every month, with reporting you can check.
01 What you get
The point of SEO is more customers from Google. This is what the monthly work is for, and how you’ll know it’s working.
Service and area pages planned around what people in Suffolk search for, so you show up when they’re looking for what you do.
Pages written to turn a visit into a call, a booking or an enquiry, and a monthly report that shows whether they did.
Fixes, updates and new pages every month, on a rolling monthly plan with no long contract.
Each month’s fee pays for pages, fixes and upkeep that bring in traffic and enquiries, and you see what was done.
If I don’t think I can grow your site, I’ll say so before you spend anything and point you somewhere better.
When an agency suits better
If you need SEO, paid search, social and design running at once, at pace, with cover when someone is on holiday, that is a team, and I am not one. I am the better answer when the thing you want is depth on search, done by someone who will still be the one doing it in six months.
02 Who it’s for
Plumbers, builders, salons and clinics who need to be found by people searching for what they do, in their town.
Where the map results and your Google Business Profile matter as much as the website itself.
Accountants, surveyors, solicitors and estate agents with a site that is dated or does not show up.
03 The monthly plan
One monthly fee for the website and the SEO. No setup fee and no minimum term. The plan covers the audit, the fixes and the pages, in the order your roadmap sets.
£499($649) a month
Up to 6 posts a month, or the equivalent
The basics put right, then steady upkeep.
Hand it overMost common
£799($1,049) a month
Up to 12 posts a month, or the equivalent
The same work at a faster pace.
Hand it over£1,199($1,549) a month
18+ posts a month, or the equivalent
The same work, as fast as it goes.
Hand it overWhat a month is made of
An example month
1 new page, 1 rewrite, 3 blog posts, 1 round of fixes
2 new pages, 2 rewrites, 6 blog posts, 2 rounds of fixes
3 new pages, 3 rewrites, 9 blog posts, 3 rounds of fixes
Examples only, with one square for each post-sized piece of work. Your roadmap sets the mix each month, and you see it before the month starts.
Not counted: small fixes I spot along the way. If something takes a few minutes, it just gets done.
04 One-off and custom
Not every job needs a monthly plan. These are fixed-price or quoted before anything starts.
Best for One specific problem, or a first proper look
Everything checked, ending in a prioritised fix list with how to fix each item. Or I do the fixes and check them once Google has recrawled.
Best for A job that doesn’t fit the boxes
Tell me what you need and the budget you have. I’ll say what that buys and put it in writing before you commit.
05 What’s included
06 How it works
Local SEO gets sold as a checklist. It is really a sequence: each step is wasted if the one before it has not happened.
Most local sites have one or two specific problems doing most of the damage — a slow build, pages that were never indexed, a Google Business Profile that does not match the website, or simply no page for the thing people search. The audit finds which it is instead of guessing.
Crawl errors, redirect chains, page speed on real pages rather than the homepage, missing structured data, the mobile experience. Not a report telling you what is wrong — the fixes, implemented, then rechecked once Google has recrawled.
Google Business Profile filled in properly, business details consistent everywhere they appear, and a review approach that does not rely on you remembering to ask. This is where most of the map-pack visibility comes from, and it is usually the most neglected part.
Real search terms with real volume, turned into pages worth landing on — including the questions you will never charge for, because those are what make Google treat you as the answer rather than a candidate.
What I did, what moved, what is next. Clicks and enquiries, not impressions — impressions go up when you rank 47th instead of not at all, which is not a result and I will not report it as one.
Most of the work is remote wherever the client is, Suffolk included. The difference locally is that meeting in person is practical.
07 Proof
★★★★★
“Another excellent experience working with Mike. Communication is always clear and easy, the work is professional and delivered on time, and he consistently pays close attention to the details and requirements of each project. The quality is reliable every time, and he’s very easy to work with.”
★★★★★
“Mike has been great to work with. He’s been helping improve the SEO and overall structure of my website and has been very thorough with the work. He explains everything clearly and sends detailed updates so I always know what’s being done and what the next steps are. I appreciate that he focuses on building a solid long-term strategy rather than quick fixes.”
★★★★★
“I was looking for someone to go through my website and determine why my pages weren’t ranking with Google. Mike did exactly that and was able to pinpoint the issues and come up with a solution. He even fixed the ones he could before we moved onto the next project.”
From 711 client reviews, averaging 4.9 out of 5. Names removed. More reviews and results.
08 Questions
No — roughly half my work is US-based and I work across the UK. But I am based in Mid Suffolk, I know the local market, and if you want to sit down in person that is genuinely possible here in a way it is not for most of my clients.
The free audit costs nothing. The full audit is £399 ($529), fixed price, and included with any monthly plan. Monthly plans start at £499 ($649) a month. Everything is scoped before you commit, and there are day rates for ad-hoc work — full detail on the pricing page.
Technical fixes can move rankings within weeks. Content compounds more slowly — expect the curve to bend somewhere between month three and month six. Anyone promising page one next month is selling you something else.
Usually not. Most sites can be fixed. I will tell you plainly if yours is the exception. A new small business site is built inside the monthly plan: the core pages in month one, then built on every month.
Then I will say so. For some local businesses the honest answer is paid ads, or the Google Business Profile alone, or fixing what happens after someone gets in touch. I would rather tell you that than take a monthly fee for work that will not pay for itself.
— Next step
Send me your site and you’ll get a short, honest read on what’s wrong. If you want the detail after that, the full audit is a paid piece of work, or part of a monthly plan.