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    The Work

    Not opinions.Proof.

    A selection of real businesses and projects I've worked on — what I saw, what we changed and what we built. No invented metrics, no fabricated results, no made-up client names.

    Local SEOSEO · Local Search

    Local visibility for service businesses.

    The Challenge

    A strong local business with an excellent reputation, but relying almost entirely on word-of-mouth referrals. Discoverability in local search and maps was limited, and potential customers searching for the service nearby were finding competitors instead.

    What I Saw

    The business didn't have a visibility problem because the service was weak — it had a visibility problem because the signals that help local search understand and trust the business were missing or inconsistent.

    The Plan

    Understand the local search landscape, then build the technical and entity foundations that make the business easy to find, understand and trust in the areas it actually serves.

    What We Changed

    Technical local SEO, Google Business Profile optimisation, a structured review strategy, consistent NAP information across relevant sources, and location-led content built around the services and areas that matter.

    The Outcome

    A clearer, more consistent local presence that helps the business appear for the right local searches and gives potential customers the confidence to make contact.

    What I Learned

    Local visibility is less about chasing rankings and more about building consistent, trustworthy signals across every place a customer might look.

    EcommerceSEO · Content · Schema

    Ecommerce search & category growth.

    The Challenge

    An online store with genuinely good products that weren't appearing for the commercial searches that mattered. Category pages were thin, product information was hard for search engines to understand, and the site wasn't structured around how customers actually search.

    What I Saw

    The products were right. The architecture was wrong. The site needed to be rebuilt around search intent — the way customers actually describe and look for what they want to buy.

    The Plan

    Restructure the site around commercial intent, strengthen the technical ecommerce foundations, and make every category and product easier for search engines and AI systems to understand.

    What We Changed

    Category architecture rebuilt around intent, product and offer schema implemented, intent-led category content created, and technical ecommerce SEO foundations strengthened across crawlability and indexation.

    The Outcome

    A store that is easier for search engines to understand and for customers to navigate, with category and product pages built around the searches that drive commercial decisions.

    What I Learned

    Ecommerce SEO is rarely about more keywords. It's about structuring the store around the way people actually search and decide.

    Lead GenerationMarketing · Conversion · CRM

    Turning traffic into enquiries.

    The Challenge

    A site generating traffic but struggling to convert visitors into qualified leads. The numbers looked healthy at the top of the funnel, but enquiries weren't following.

    What I Saw

    Traffic without conversion is just expense. The issue wasn't the volume of visitors — it was the clarity of the offer, the journey they were taken on, and what happened (or didn't) afterwards.

    The Plan

    Understand where the journey was losing people, then redesign the conversion path and the follow-up so attention actually turns into enquiries.

    What We Changed

    Conversion journey redesigned, offer clarity improved, dedicated landing pages built, and follow-up automation connected so no enquiry was left to go cold.

    The Outcome

    A clearer path from visitor to enquiry, with follow-up that keeps the conversation moving rather than letting interest fade.

    What I Learned

    Most lead generation problems aren't traffic problems. They're clarity and follow-up problems.

    Marketing SystemsSystems · Automation · AI

    Connecting marketing to a system.

    The Challenge

    Marketing activity happening across channels, but with no joined-up system to capture, qualify and follow up leads. Enquiries were arriving in different places and slipping through the gaps.

    What I Saw

    Marketing that stops at the landing page only does half the job. The business needed a system that kept working after the click — capturing, qualifying and following up automatically.

    The Plan

    Build a connected marketing system on Webstudio.Marketing that ties lead capture, CRM, AI-assisted follow-up and automation into one place.

    What We Changed

    CRM and lead capture connected, automation built around the real enquiry journey, AI-assisted follow-up introduced to qualify and respond faster, and lead management brought into a single system.

    The Outcome

    A marketing system that keeps working when no one is watching — capturing, qualifying and following up so opportunities don't disappear.

    What I Learned

    The best marketing strategy in the world fails without a system behind it to catch and convert the attention it creates.

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