Get found. Stay found.

SEO & search-term content

A good website nobody can find is a brochure in a drawer. I find out exactly what your customers type into Google, fix whatever’s stopping you ranking for it, and publish articles built around those searches — so the traffic keeps coming after the ad budget stops.

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New to this,
or ranking for your own name and nothing else?

New business?

The first pages I build are the ones your customers are already searching for, so you’re not ranking for your own name and nothing else.

Established one?

You probably are ranking for your own name and nothing else. I’ll show you what you’re missing — what people search for, what you rank for, and the gap — before we spend a penny on content.

What you get

Foundations first, then pages, then articles

Foundations first, then pages, then articles

Technical SEO

Yoast, titles and descriptions on every page, schema, sitemaps, redirects, speed and indexing. The foundations nothing else works without — and most sites I take on are missing half of them.

Keyword-led pages

Service and location pages built to answer the searches your customers actually make, in words they’d use.

Search-term articles

Monthly articles written around real search data, published on your site, plus research-led posts and Google Business Profile updates that support them.

Worth knowing

Search-term articles: the ad campaign you don’t have to keep paying for

Search-term articles: the ad campaign you don’t have to keep paying for

Instead of guessing at blog topics, I pull the phrases people actually type when they’re looking for what you do, then write an article that answers each one properly, on your site. Over a few months those articles build a footprint that works like a Google Ads campaign, with one difference: when you stop paying for ads the enquiries stop the same day; the articles stay online and keep working.

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How it runs

Audit, fix, build, publish — then keep publishing

Audit, fix, build, publish — then keep publishing

01

Audit

What Google can see: indexing, titles, structured data, speed, gaps, and what you already rank for. You get this whether or not you hire me.

02

Fix

Foundations first — the technical problems that stop pages ranking at all.

03

Build

New or rewritten pages, each targeting a real term your customers use.

04

Publish & report

Articles every month and a plain-English note of clicks, impressions and positions — what moved, what didn’t, what’s next.

Honest bit

Three things to know

It takes months, not weeks — technical fixes show in Search Console within weeks; competitive rankings take consistent work. Nobody honest guarantees page one, and I won’t. And this isn’t social media management: I post to support search visibility, not to run your community — if you want someone replying to comments all day, I’ll say so and point you at someone who does.

SEO that moved the numbers

SEO that moved the numbers

Monthly search-term articles and posting for a joinery manufacturer, reported in one place; an SEO rescue for a vineyard’s online shop. Numbers follow as the baselines land.

All case studies →

The questions people actually ask

How long does SEO take?

Fixes and new pages show within weeks; competitive rankings take months. I show you the trend every month rather than promise a date.

No, and nobody honest does. I guarantee the work, and I report it so you can see whether it’s moving.

A one-off set-up for sites that have never had SEO, then monthly plans that add articles and reporting. Fixed fees, agreed in advance, month to month.

You’ll see that in the report before I do. We change the plan or you stop — no notice period.

No. I post to support search. Engagement and spontaneous content are a different job, and I’d rather tell you that than sell it.

Book an SEO audit

I’ll tell you what Google can see, what it can’t, and which fix comes first — whether or not you then hire me.

No hard sell. No contract to sign today.

“Fidgety Pixels have been fantastic to work with, support is exemplary and their pro-active approach and input has allowed us to have a website which really promotes our company well. Highly recommended.”

Michael Shemeld

Google review

Phil Shenton, founder of Fidgety Pixels
Phil Shenton
Fidgety Pixels · Southsea, Portsmouth

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