Technical SEO audit
A full crawl of your site to find what stops search engines indexing it properly, ranked by impact so the important fixes come first.
Search helps people discover you. Email gives them a reason to return. We bring both together to help businesses, charities and social enterprises grow their reach, build relationships and create lasting impact.
We're a design and development studio first, so we don't stop at a report full of recommendations. We fix what we find, in the code, the content and the structure.
A full crawl of your site to find what stops search engines indexing it properly, ranked by impact so the important fixes come first.
We find the words your customers actually use, then work out what they want when they search them, so each page answers the right question.
Titles, descriptions, headings and internal links tuned page by page, plus new content written for people first and search engines second.
A complete, accurate Google Business Profile, consistent listings and location pages, so you show up in the map results in the areas you serve.
Slow pages lose visitors and rankings. We trim heavy themes, images and plugins, with deep WordPress experience to do it without breaking things.
A monthly report built from Google Search Console and GA4 that shows what moved, why it matters and what we're doing next. No jargon padding.
Your title and description are often the first thing a potential customer reads. Type yours in and see roughly how it will appear, and whether it's likely to be cut short.
An estimate based on Google's typical display widths. Google sometimes rewrites titles and descriptions, so treat this as a guide, not a guarantee.
From the first sign-up form to the hundredth newsletter, we plan, design, write and automate email that lands in the inbox and gets read. We work in the platform you already use, or help you choose one.
Sign-up forms, lead magnets and landing pages that grow your list with people who actually asked to hear from you.
Welcome series, abandoned-basket reminders and re-engagement flows that run in the background, sending the right message at the right moment.
On-brand, responsive templates your team can reuse, tested across the major email apps on desktop and mobile.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured properly on your domain, as Gmail and Yahoo now expect from bulk senders, so your emails don't end up in spam.
Opt-ins, preference centres and unsubscribe flows set up with UK GDPR and PECR in mind, and Kenya's Data Protection Act for Kenyan audiences.
Subject-line and content tests, and reports built on clicks and conversions. Open rates are unreliable since Apple's privacy changes, so we don't lean on them.
New subscribers are at their most interested right after signing up. A short welcome series makes the most of that moment.
Confirms the sign-up, delivers anything promised, and sets expectations for what comes next.
Who you are and why you do it. The email that turns a sign-up into someone who remembers your name.
One focused call to action: book, buy, enquire or follow. Just one, so it's easy to say yes.
For online shops, a gentle sequence for people who added something to their basket and left before paying.
Shows exactly what they left behind, with a single button straight back to checkout.
Delivery times, returns, reviews: whatever usually holds your customers back.
A final nudge, with an incentive only if your margins allow it. Then we stop.
Quiet subscribers drag down deliverability for everyone else on your list. This flow wins some back and lets the rest go cleanly.
A short, human note with your best recent content. No hard sell.
A link to the preference centre so they can hear less, instead of leaving altogether.
They're removed from regular sends, which keeps your list healthy and your emails out of spam.
For charities and social enterprises: keeping supporters close by showing them what their involvement makes possible.
Warm, personal and specific, from a named person rather than "the team".
A story, a photo, a number. Proof that their involvement mattered.
Events, volunteering and news, paced so it feels like a relationship, not a campaign.
Every engagement follows the same three stages we use across all our work. Considered, then crafted.
We learn your business, your audience and where you stand today.
We turn what we found into a plan with clear priorities and honest timelines.
We do the work, measure it, and keep improving month by month.
Shortcuts in SEO and email tend to work briefly and then cost you dearly. Here's where we draw the line.
Tell us about your site and your audience. We'll come back with an honest view of where you stand and what's worth doing first.
