SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps your website appear higher in Google search results.

It increases your website traffic, leads, and sales without paid ads.

Early SEO results often appear within weeks. Stronger growth typically follows within 2–3 months, while competitive markets may take 3–6 months. SEO builds momentum over time.

Words or phrases people type into search engines to find information or products.

Optimising your website content, titles, headings, images, and URLs.

Actions outside your site, like backlinks and social mentions, to boost authority.

Yes — high-quality, relevant content helps Google understand and rank your site.

Optimising your website to appear in local searches, e.g., “Green energy consulting near me” or “Green energy consulting in York.”

Regularly — adding new content, updating old pages, and fixing errors improves rankings.

Top tools include Google Analytics, Google Search Console, SEMrush, and Ahrefs.

Paid ads that appear on Google search results or websites to attract visitors.

They give immediate visibility and targeted traffic for your products or services.

A set of ads targeting specific keywords, locations, or audiences.

Google Ads cost is per click, and you have full control — choose your budget, duration, and pause or stop ads anytime.

Words people search for that trigger your ad to show.

The percentage of people who click your ad after seeing it.

Track clicks, conversions, cost per lead, and return on ad spend (ROAS).

SEO depends on Google, competitors, and your website. A manager can optimise and guide results, but can't control everything.

Quality SEO and Google Ads take time, expertise, and ongoing effort. Google’s algorithms also change constantly, and results aren’t instant — even the best strategies need patience.