SEO Worthing

We look at how people are searching in and around Worthing and how similar businesses are showing up. Some opportunities are obvious, others take a bit more digging, but it gives us a realistic starting point.

Your site is looked at as a whole. Pages, content, layout, speed. We’re checking for issues that cause confusion, slow things down, or make it harder for search engines to understand what the site is about.

Once everything’s been reviewed, we decide where it makes sense to focus. Not everything needs fixing at once. You’ll know what’s being worked on and why, without it turning into a complicated plan.

We go through titles and headings to see what’s helping and what isn’t. Some pages just need clearer wording. Others need trimming back so they make sense to both visitors and search engines.

If a website feels slow or awkward on a phone, people won’t stick around. We focus on the main issues affecting load times and usability, rather than chasing minor tweaks that don’t really change anything.

Building a logical page hierarchy that helps both users and search engines navigate your site easily.

We add and improve content based on what people are actually searching for. That might be service pages, supporting pages, or blog content. The aim is to make the site more helpful, not to churn out pages for the sake of it.

Links still play a part, but only when they come from relevant sources. We focus on quality and context, avoiding anything that looks artificial or could cause issues later on.

We check how your business appears across directories and listings and tidy things up where needed. Keeping details consistent helps with local visibility and avoids mixed signals.

You’ll get updates showing what’s moved since the last check. That might be rankings, traffic, or whether the site is getting more enquiries than before.

Numbers on their own don’t mean much. We look at what’s behind them and decide if anything needs changing, rather than reacting to every small movement.

Sometimes it’s a quick message, sometimes a longer chat. We talk things through as needed and keep it clear, without turning it into a formal meeting every time.

We check the site regularly to make sure nothing has broken or slipped. Small issues can build up if they’re left too long, so it’s better to catch them early.

What people search for doesn’t stay the same forever. When new terms start to make sense for your business, we test them and see if they’re worth pursuing.

Search engines change, and websites sometimes need adjusting because of that. We look at what’s working, what isn’t, and make sensible updates without overdoing it.