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Search Engine Optimisation for UK Businesses

SEO that connects search intent to the right page

SEO strategy and implementation for businesses that need clearer search visibility, better-qualified organic visits and a website structure people and search engines can understand. We connect technical health, content, authority and measurement instead of treating them as isolated tasks.

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Packages from
£850
Published terms
6–9 months
Published set-up time
14 days
Illustrative organic search performance report showing clicks, impressions, average position and the queries and pages behind them.
SEO case study — pendingCurrent credentials — pending

Search landscape

Make the route from search to useful page visible.

How a site is crawled, how it performs in search, and how its content is structured — three views of the same picture.

A search results page open on a tablet, the view a customer sees before they choose a page.
Illustrative site crawl and architecture map showing page hierarchy, internal linking depth and indexation status.
01Discover
02Understand
03Choose a page
04Take action
Search signals

Where SEO loses clarity

Recognise the problem before choosing the task.

Most SEO pages list services. This one starts with the symptoms those services are meant to resolve.

01

The right pages are not visible

Important services or products do not appear for the searches most closely connected to the business.

02

Traffic does not match intent

Organic visits arrive, but the page, query or next action is poorly aligned with what the searcher needs.

03

Content competes with itself

Several pages target the same topic, while valuable themes have no clear, useful destination.

04

Technical issues block progress

Crawling, indexing, duplication, speed, mobile parity or structured data problems weaken an otherwise sound site.

05

Authority is being chased blindly

Links are pursued for volume rather than relevance, credibility and a natural connection to the business.

06

Reporting stops at rankings

Position changes are shown without explaining useful visits, enquiries, sales or what should happen next.

SEO coverage

Four connected workstreams, not nine disconnected services.

Audit, keyword research, on-page work, technical SEO, indexing, authority, branding, tracking and reporting — the whole scope, in one place.

Understand

01

Research and SEO audit

Establish the baseline across content, code, structure, indexing, competitors and off-site signals before deciding what deserves attention.

  • Site and competitor analysis
  • Keyword and search-intent research
  • Technical and content audit

Organise

02

On-page and technical SEO

Improve how pages are discovered, interpreted and experienced, including the site architecture that connects related topics.

  • Page structure and optimisation
  • Crawl, index and sitemap checks
  • Internal linking and structured data

Earn

03

Content and authority

Plan useful content and responsible outreach around audience questions, credible publications and the subjects the business can support.

  • Content planning and copy guidance
  • Relevant link opportunities
  • Brand and topical authority

Improve

04

Measurement and iteration

Track visibility, organic landing pages and meaningful actions so the next technical, content or authority task has a reason.

  • Analytics and search measurement
  • Rank and landing-page tracking
  • Prioritised monthly actions
Internal linking

Content architecture

Help people and search engines follow the relationship between pages.

Internal links should be contextual and useful: a clear route from a service hub to supporting services, explanations and evidence. This page now demonstrates that structure instead of leaving related pages isolated.

Current hub

Search Engine Optimisation

WordPress developmentBuild the page structure and templates an SEO plan needs.Website maintenanceKeep technical fixes, updates and monitoring moving.Shopify developmentImprove ecommerce architecture, collections and product journeys.Google Ads managementSupport demand while organic visibility develops.
How SEO is delivered

A five-stage operating cycle with a visible next action.

This condenses the original analytics, audit, strategy, optimisation and competitor-analysis chapters.

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  1. 01

    Measurement baseline

    Confirm analytics, Search Console access, useful conversion actions and the reporting period used to judge progress.

  2. 02

    Website and search audit

    Review crawlability, indexing, page quality, architecture, competitors and the current organic starting point.

  3. 03

    Search strategy

    Map topics and intent to the right pages, decide what should be improved or created, and prioritise the work.

  4. 04

    Implementation

    Complete the agreed technical, on-page, content and internal-linking work, coordinating development where needed.

  5. 05

    Monitor and refine

    Review visibility, landing pages, conversions and competitor movement, then set the next evidence-led priorities.

Published packages

A quieter package comparison that expands when needed.

All four prices, hours, terms and original inclusions are preserved. Open a tier to inspect the complete scope.

01 · Focused starting scope

SEO Seed

The smallest published allowance for a defined SEO priority and a limited website scope.

Price£850
Hours*15
Term6 months

Scope and support

Included hours*
15
Contract length (months)
6
Set-up time
14 days
Account manager
Included
Meetings
Monthly
Onboarding
24 hours

SEO delivery

Keyword research
Included
Audience research
Included
SEO campaign set-up
Included
Management and optimisation
Included
Analytics set-up
Included
Reporting
Included
Ad copywriting
Not included
Conversion optimisation
Not included
Consultancy
Not included
Discuss this package

02 · Growing programme

SEO Shoot

More implementation time plus copy, conversion and consultancy support.

Price£1,600
Hours*30
Term6 months

Scope and support

Included hours*
30
Contract length (months)
6
Set-up time
14 days
Account manager
Included
Meetings
Monthly
Onboarding
24 hours

SEO delivery

Keyword research
Included
Audience research
Included
SEO campaign set-up
Included
Management and optimisation
Included
Analytics set-up
Included
Reporting
Included
Ad copywriting
Included
Conversion optimisation
Included
Consultancy
Included
Discuss this package

03 · Broader website scope

SEO Sapling

A larger published allowance for a broader site, topic set or implementation programme.

Price£2,500
Hours*45
Term9 months

Scope and support

Included hours*
45
Contract length (months)
9
Set-up time
14 days
Account manager
Included
Meetings
Monthly
Onboarding
24 hours

SEO delivery

Keyword research
Included
Audience research
Included
SEO campaign set-up
Included
Management and optimisation
Included
Analytics set-up
Included
Reporting
Included
Ad copywriting
Included
Conversion optimisation
Included
Consultancy
Included
Discuss this package

04 · Highest allowance

SEO Tree

The largest published package, with 75 included hours and a nine-month term.

Price£4,100
Hours*75
Term9 months

Scope and support

Included hours*
75
Contract length (months)
9
Set-up time
14 days
Account manager
Included
Meetings
Monthly
Onboarding
24 hours

SEO delivery

Keyword research
Included
Audience research
Included
SEO campaign set-up
Included
Management and optimisation
Included
Analytics set-up
Included
Reporting
Included
Ad copywriting
Included
Conversion optimisation
Included
Consultancy
Included
Discuss this package
  • Published package fees are £850, £1,600, £2,500 and £4,100.
  • Contract lengths are 6, 6, 9 and 9 months, with a rolling monthly agreement also referenced. Confirm the applicable term in writing.
  • *Confirm whether included hours and prices are monthly, whether unused time carries forward, and whether VAT is included before publication.
  • Technical work may include crawling, hreflang recommendations, performance analysis, audits, log-file analysis, sitemap checks, schema investigation and mobile-versus-desktop parity checks. Final scope depends on the selected package and proposal.
  • Rankings, traffic, enquiries, sales and financial returns cannot be guaranteed. Search results also depend on competition, the website, content quality, authority, implementation and search-engine changes.
Evidence

Proof before promises

Show the starting point, work and verified organic outcome.

Every SEO case study we publish identifies the period, market, pages changed and how the result was measured.

  • Search and website baseline
  • Technical and content work completed
  • Comparable measurement period
  • Verified visibility and commercial context
Client approval — pendingResult method — pending

Related case studies

See the SEO work in context

Audits, local visibility, content, technical improvements and measurement, shown against the projects that needed them.

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Customer reviews

Published customer reviews

What customers said about working with OMH.

These eight reviews were published on the original OMH service pages. They are customer comments, not evidence of a guaranteed result.

01 / 08

Great to work with a company that aren’t so pushy on the sales front. Thanks for your help. Look forward to working with you again on the next project.

Kiera Taylor-Elton

Review published on the original OMH service pages

Related services

Connect organic visibility with the website and acquisition around it

SEO recommendations often depend on development, ongoing technical care and a sensible paid-search plan. These pages explain the closest connected services.

01

WordPress Development

Build or restructure the service pages, templates and content architecture an SEO plan requires.

SEO FAQ

Questions before starting an SEO programme.

Ask for clear deliverables, access, ownership, reporting definitions, agreement terms and limits on claims before signing.

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What is search engine optimisation?
SEO is the ongoing work of making a website easier for search engines to discover, understand and evaluate while making its pages more useful to the people searching. Businesses serving a defined area should also look at local SEO. SEO can include technical improvements, content, internal linking, authority building and measurement.
What results should I expect from an SEO package?
Progress may appear in crawl and index health, relevant rankings, organic landing-page visits and meaningful actions such as enquiries or sales. The useful measures should be agreed at the beginning; no specific ranking, traffic volume or commercial result can be promised.
How long does SEO take?
Noticeable progress often takes around three to six months. That is not a guarantee. Timing varies with the starting site, competition, implementation pace, search demand, content quality and the type of work required.
What might be reviewed after six months?
A review can compare the agreed baseline with current technical health, index coverage, search visibility, organic landing-page traffic and conversions. The conclusion should explain what changed and what deserves the next investment, not assume every metric must rise.
What happens after I choose an SEO package?
Recent SEO projects show how this runs in practice. The process begins with measurement and an audit, followed by strategy, implementation and ongoing optimisation. Exact access, deliverables, responsibilities and timing should be defined in the proposal.
Do I need to sign a contract?
A contract is required, and the package table publishes six- or nine-month terms. It also mentions rolling monthly availability, so the applicable agreement, cancellation terms and notice period must be confirmed in writing.
Can SEO results or first-place rankings be guaranteed?
No. Search engines control their results and change them continually. Work can follow documented good practice and target agreed improvements, but an agency cannot responsibly guarantee a ranking, traffic volume, lead count, sale or return.
How do you keep SEO work current?
We follow current search-engine guidance. Recommendations should be based on official documentation, the site’s evidence and responsible testing rather than reacting to every industry rumour.
What is social media optimisation?
Social media optimisation concerns how a brand’s profiles, publishing and creative support discovery and engagement on social platforms. It may complement SEO, but it is a separate scope from technical and organic search work — see social media management.
Will a page stay at the top once it ranks?
No position is permanent. Competitors, search demand, site changes and search-engine systems continue to move. Important pages need monitoring and may need technical, content or authority improvements over time.

Ready to turn search visibility into a clearer plan?

Tell us which pages matter, what organic search currently contributes and where progress has stalled. We will review the starting point and recommend the next practical step.

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What happens next

  1. Review the current position
  2. Define the commercial objective
  3. Agree the work and measurement