On-page SEO, so every page targets one thing instead of competing with itself.
Keyword mapping, titles and meta descriptions, headings, internal linking and content structure, built page by page rather than as one generic pass over the whole site.
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Four areas that decide how a page performs.
On-page SEO works at the level of individual pages, not the site as a whole, which is what makes it different from technical SEO.
One clear target per page
Mapping which page should rank for which search term, so pages stop overlapping and competing against each other for the same searches.
Written to be clicked, not just seen
Titles and meta descriptions are often the first thing a potential customer reads about your business. Getting them right affects both rankings and how many people actually click through.
A page Google, and people, can scan quickly
Clear headings help Google understand what a page covers, and help visitors find what they came for without reading the whole thing top to bottom.
Pointing Google, and visitors, to what matters
How pages link to each other tells Google which ones you consider important, and helps visitors find related content instead of leaving after one page.
How to tell if on-page SEO is the gap.
These are the most common reasons a business ends up looking for on-page SEO help.
From mapping to measurable structure.
A clear process, page by page, rather than a single generic pass.
A full keyword map of the site
Every page checked against what it currently ranks for, and what it should be targeting instead, including any overlap between pages.
Titles, meta and headings rewritten where needed
Not every page needs a rewrite. Priority goes to pages with the biggest gap between potential and current performance.
Internal linking rebuilt around priority pages
Making sure the pages that matter most are easy to find, both for visitors and for Google, with links from relevant related pages.
Content gaps flagged for what's missing
Any pages worth building that don't exist yet get flagged, ready to feed into a content plan if that's the next step.
Already have a content plan, or need one? On-page SEO and content work closely together. Content briefs written after a keyword map tend to perform noticeably better than content written first and mapped afterwards.
Sites of any size, in most sectors.
On-page SEO issues show up on sites of every size, from a handful of pages to several hundred. Recent work has covered:
Questions about on-page SEO.
Answers to what comes up most often before an on-page SEO project begins.
How much does on-page SEO cost?
Pricing depends on how many pages need work and how much rewriting is involved, so it's a fixed fee agreed before any work starts. Get in touch for a quote specific to your site.
Is this the same as technical SEO?
No, though the two are related. Technical SEO deals with whether Google can crawl and read your site properly. On-page SEO deals with how well each individual page is targeted and structured once Google can read it.
Will rewriting titles and headings affect my current rankings?
It can cause a short term shift while Google recrawls and reassesses the page, but the intention is always to improve rankings, and changes are made carefully rather than all at once across the whole site.
What is keyword cannibalisation, and why does it matter?
It's when two or more of your own pages compete for the same search term, which usually means Google struggles to decide which one to rank, and both end up performing worse than a single clear page would.
Do you write new content as part of this, or just restructure what exists?
On-page SEO mainly works with what already exists. If new content is needed to fill a gap, that's covered separately under content services, and the two can be scoped together.
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Scoped and quoted after a look at your site, with a fixed fee agreed before anything starts.
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