Keyword research
Scope: Buyer questions and target market.
Deliverable: A prioritized keyword and page map.

We use available keyword data, search results and your existing performance to prioritize questions with a clear connection to your services. We distinguish measured demand from untested topic ideas and check whether an existing page already serves the intent. Read our guide on how search engines work to understand the fundamentals.
We review the agreed pages for clarity, metadata, internal links and technical issues. The plan identifies what we will change, what requires your developer or hosting administrator, and how the published result will be checked.
We agree which pages and data sources to review, document the available baseline and identify the changes worth investigating first. The output is a prioritized action plan with clear responsibilities.
We map buyer questions to existing or proposed pages, separate service intent from informational intent and plan relevant internal links. New pages need a distinct purpose; an existing useful answer may need an update instead.
Content work follows an agreed brief, evidence requirements and review policy. We check the published page, its links and any applicable structured data, rather than treating a completed draft as a finished implementation.
The audit assigns technical issues to the appropriate owner. Changes to templates, hosting, redirects or tracking are implemented only within the agreed access and scope, then verified on the live site.
Reports use the connected Search Console, analytics and other agreed data sources. We state reporting periods, missing data and the limitations of attributing an enquiry to a specific change.

Scope & deliverables
Illustrative scope and outputs. Your proposal defines what is included.
Scope: Buyer questions and target market.
Deliverable: A prioritized keyword and page map.
Scope: Agreed topics and evidence requirements.
Deliverable: Research, drafting and a defined publishing workflow.
Scope: The pages included in the engagement.
Deliverable: Documented issues, assigned fixes and verification.
Scope: Existing answers and relevant competitor coverage.
Deliverable: Evidence-backed topics with a distinct page purpose.
Scope: The agreed measurement period and connected sources.
Deliverable: Available search and analytics observations, with limitations.
Scope: Priority buyer questions.
Deliverable: Clear, supported answers and appropriate internal links.
Scope: Access, responsibilities and implementation scope.
Deliverable: Documented checks and verification of agreed changes.
Scope: Service relevance and available demand evidence.
Deliverable: Page priorities and enquiry measurement.
A clear brief. A useful outcome.
Choose SEO when the main task is improving organic discovery of your website: crawl access, page structure, search demand and useful content. If you need ongoing research, content production and reporting across a broader marketing workflow, explore our AI marketing service. The proposal identifies where the scopes meet.
Your SEO scope names the priority pages, topics, content outputs, technical responsibilities and reporting cadence. It distinguishes work on the site from recommendations that need your administrator. Paid media and unrelated website development are not implicit extras.
A clear brief. A useful outcome.
For a service business, a submitted enquiry can matter more than a broad traffic increase. We agree the event to measure, record the available baseline and assess page-level search performance alongside enquiries. Missing conversion data stays unconfirmed.
Your next move
Send your website, target market, priority services and any known tracking gaps. We can review the fit and define the first useful scope.
Discuss your SEO priorities