SEO · run for you, monthly
Searchthat keepsworking.
Most small sites are not badly built. They are unattended. Pages fall out of Google after a rebuild, titles go missing, the question everybody asks never gets a page. We check the whole site every week, repair what we can without asking, and write the pages worth having.
We write a real review of your site and send it. No call required, nothing installed.
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What runs every week
These are the actual automations on your account — not a service list. Each one produces a file you can open, and says up front what it needs. 90 job adverts at 67 companies ask a human to do this.
Competitor Gap
See exactly which subtopics three competitor pages cover and yours does not.
Runs weeklyContent Refresh Loop
Find the pages losing clicks, and turn each one into a cited refresh brief and a WordPress draft.
Runs weeklyDraft to WordPress
Turn an approved brief into a WordPress draft behind a human approval gate.
Needs your keyKnowledge-Grounded SEO Brief
A topic in, a writer-ready brief out - with every fact quoted from your own knowledge base.
Runs weeklyNew Page Brief
A publish-ready, knowledge-base-grounded content brief with real citations, in minutes.
Runs weeklyTechnical SEO Audit
Crawl up to 100 pages and get a prioritised issue list with the exact URLs.
Runs weeklyContent Refresh Loop with AI Rewrite
The Content Refresh Loop, with your own model turning each brief into a draft before it reaches WordPress.
Needs your keyContent Refresh Queue
Rank the pages losing clicks in Search Console and say what to change on each.
Runs weeklyWeekly crawl of every page the site declares, with a written list of what changed
Every accountTechnical repairs: indexability, redirects, titles, internal links, schema
Every accountContent briefs and drafts built from your own material, not generic filler
Every accountPublishing to your CMS once you approve — WordPress, or whatever you run
Every accountHow it works
The same three steps for every account. No onboarding project, no tool for you to learn.
You send a website
We review it and tell you what we would take over first — in writing, before any money changes hands.
We build and run it
The automations are set up on your accounts and run on our machines, on a schedule, with approval gates where you want them.
You read one page
Every Monday: what changed, what it did, and the one or two things only you can decide.
Questions
The ones people actually ask before signing up.
How is this different from an SEO agency?
An agency sells you hours and a monthly call. We run the work on our own servers and send one page a week with what changed. You approve the things that need a decision and ignore the rest.
Do I need to give you access to my website?
For reading, no — the weekly check works from the outside. For fixes and publishing we need the access you would give any contractor, and we use it only for the work listed in your letter.
How long before anything moves?
Technical repairs show up in days. Content and rankings take months. The first letter tells you what was wrong straight away, which is usually the part nobody had looked at in a year.
The rest of the stack
Most clients start with one of these and add the next once the first is running.
Start with a review of your site
Tell us where you are. We send back what we would fix first — yours to keep either way.
We write a real review of your site and send it. No call required, nothing installed.