SEO & search-term content
Get found on Google, and stay found
A good website nobody can find is a brochure in a drawer. I find out exactly what your customers type into Google, fix whatever’s stopping you ranking for it, and publish articles built around those searches — so the traffic keeps coming after the ad budget doesn’t.
Search-term articles: the ad campaign you don’t have to keep paying for
Here’s the technique I’ve been building my SEO work around. Instead of guessing at blog topics, I pull the actual phrases people type when they’re looking for what you do, then write an article that answers each one properly, on your site. Over a few months those articles build a footprint that performs like a Google Ads campaign, with one difference: when you stop paying for ads the enquiries stop the same day, whereas the articles stay online and keep working.
Foundations first, then pages, then articles
Technical SEO
Yoast set-up, titles and descriptions on every page, schema, sitemaps, redirects, speed and indexing fixes — the foundations nothing else works without.
Keyword-led pages
Service and location pages built to answer the searches your customers actually make.
Search-term articles & posting
Monthly articles from real search data, plus research-led social posts and Google Business Profile updates that support them. This is posting for visibility, not community management — if you want someone replying to comments all day, I’ll say so.
1
Audit
What Google can see: indexing, titles, structured data, speed, gaps, and what you already rank for.
2
Fix
Foundations first: the technical problems that stop pages ranking at all.
3
Build
New or rewritten pages, each targeting a real term your customers use.
4
Publish & report
Articles every month and a plain-English report of clicks, impressions and positions.
SEO that moved the numbers
A website for a commercial finance firm, then print work, an SEO rewrite of the key pages and a refresh the MD was really happy with.
An online shop and workshop bookings for a textile artist, looked after for six years through sales, payment changes and platform updates.
A website, e-commerce, social content and a crowdfunding video for a cycling visibility product, from pre-launch feedback through to first orders.
Pretty Scruffy
An online shop and workshop bookings for a textile artist, looked after for six years through sales, payment changes and platform updates.
Emsworth Corporate Planning
A website for a commercial finance firm, then print work, an SEO rewrite of the key pages and a refresh the MD was really happy with.
The Beach Club
A new website with table booking for a Southsea seafront restaurant, plus Christmas promotion, an animated advert and branding for their club night.
IFS
A sixty-page financial advice website rebuilt through seven rounds of feedback, with a refreshed logo, adviser profiles and a monthly market commentary.
Questions people ask
Book an SEO audit
I’ll look at what Google can see of your site, what you already rank for and where the gaps are, and tell you plainly what’s worth doing.
“Fidgety Pixels have been fantastic to work with, support is exemplary and their pro-active approach and input has allowed us to have a website which really promotes our company well. Highly recommended.”
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