On-Page SEO Services
Making each page unmistakably about one thing.
- Technical fixes in weeks; rankings in 3–6 months
On-page SEO is mostly about clarity. Search engines and AI assistants need to know what a page is about, and most pages hedge — trying to rank for five things and convincing on none.
We take each priority page and make it unambiguous: a title that matches real search phrasing, a heading structure that follows how people actually ask, content that answers the question fully, schema markup that states the facts explicitly, and internal links that connect it to related pages.
This is usually where the fastest gains are, because it requires no new content and no link building.
What's included
- Page-by-page keyword mapping
- Title tag and meta description rewriting
- Heading hierarchy correction
- Content gap analysis against ranking pages
- Internal linking structure
- Image alt text and file naming
- Schema markup implementation
- URL structure review
How we work
- 01 Audit Technical and content audit. You get the findings either way.
- 02 Research What your customers actually search, with volume and difficulty.
- 03 Fix Speed, indexing, structure and schema. Usually the fastest gains.
- 04 Build authority Content that answers real queries, plus ethical links and citations.
- 05 Report Monthly reporting against enquiries, with next month's priorities agreed.
What you receive
- Keyword-to-page map
- Rewritten titles and meta
- Optimised page content
- Internal link plan
- Schema implementation
Questions people ask
How many keywords should one page target?
One primary intent, with close variations. Pages trying to rank for five unrelated terms usually rank for none.
Do meta descriptions affect ranking?
Not directly, but they affect whether people click your result — and click-through does influence position over time.
How long is a good page?
Long enough to answer the question completely. For a service page that is usually 800–1,500 words; padding beyond that helps nobody.