A Keyword Intent Map
A spreadsheet of the searches your buyers make, each sorted by funnel stage and matched to the page it belongs to. Short buyer searches such as “plumber open now” are marked to go first.
Lead generation SEO means ranking for the searches people make when they are ready to hire you, then sending them to a page that makes contacting you easy.
SEO (search engine optimization) is the work that helps Google show your pages. We point it at buyer searches first, so the traffic it earns has a reason to become an enquiry.
Most SEO reports count visits and positions. Your question is different: did the right people find you, and did they get in touch?
SEO covers the first two steps. Discover finds the searches that bring buyers; Rank earns the visibility. Capture, Qualify and Convert make sure that visibility turns into booked work.
An agreed plan that connects a buyer’s search to a useful page and a clear next action. Priorities depend on your website, market and sales process.
A spreadsheet of the searches your buyers make, each sorted by funnel stage and matched to the page it belongs to. Short buyer searches such as “plumber open now” are marked to go first.
Site speed, mobile layout, broken pages and indexing. We prioritize the issues that affect the pages closest to a sale.
One service per page, a clear next step, and location pages only where you genuinely serve and have something specific to say.
Guides link to comparison pages, comparison pages link to service pages, so both people and Google can follow the path to an enquiry.
Schema markup that describes what is actually on the page. No invented reviews, awards or addresses.
Money keywords are tracked, but the monthly report leads with enquiries and booked appointments by source.
Bottom-of-funnel first, because those pages sit closest to a sale.
We review the site, Search Console data and current positions, and make sure every form and call is counted.
Every relevant search sorted by intent, with the page it belongs to.
Service and location pages, technical fixes and internal links for the searches closest to a purchase.
Comparison and cost guides, then helpful guides that link back to the service pages.
SEO takes months to move. That is why capture and follow-up fixes run alongside it from the first weeks.
Three searches, three different moments, three different pages.
Example searches that show the method. They are not measured volumes or a client outcome.
The practical questions, answered.
The starting point. We choose searches by buying intent rather than volume, build the pages closest to a sale first, and report enquiries and booked appointments ahead of positions.
It depends on your site, market and competition, so we do not promise a date. Buyer pages and technical fixes usually move first; wider content takes longer. Capture and follow-up work uses the traffic you already have, which is why it starts in the first month.
No. Search results, competition and customer decisions are outside any agency’s control. The agreed scope defines the work, and the monthly report shows what changed against day 1.
Short buyer searches of two to four words, such as “plumber open now”. They usually come from someone ready to act, so we build for them first.
Only if the scope calls for it. Existing pages and their search performance are reviewed first. Valuable pages are improved carefully, with redirects planned when a URL has to change.
Website admin access, Google Search Console and Google Analytics access, your services with prices or price ranges, and the areas you serve.
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