Frequently Asked Questions

We offer two things: SEO services for businesses that want to be found in search engines, and practical digital marketing training for students, professionals and business owners.

No. Nobody controls how search engines rank pages, so any guarantee of rankings or traffic should be treated with caution. We promise a clear plan, honest reporting and work that follows search engine guidelines.

It depends on how competitive your market is and the current state of your website. Technical fixes and on-page improvements can show early signs within weeks, while lasting growth usually takes several months of steady work.

Most SEO work can be done remotely. Tell us where your business is and who your customers are, and we will explain how we would work together.

Fill in the enquiry form or call us. Tell us whether you want help with your website or want to learn, and we will suggest the next step.

Yes. Ask for a demo through the enquiry form or by phone. It shows you how the classes run before you decide anything.

Yes. You can take a single course, such as Google Ads or On-Page SEO, or combine several into a longer programme.

A laptop with an internet connection and a Google account for the Google tools. Everything else, including free tool accounts, is set up during the classes.

We help you build a portfolio of project work, prepare for interviews and understand which roles suit your skills. We do not promise placements, and we suggest caution with any course that guarantees a job.

This depends on the course and the batch. Contact us for the current schedule and we will tell you exactly what is available.

Fees depend on the course, the batch and whether you combine modules. Contact us for the current fee and we will confirm it in writing before you enrol.

No. The demo class is free and there is no obligation to enrol afterwards.

It depends on the size of your website, how competitive your market is, its current condition and how much of the work your own team will do. We review your site first and then send a written quote.

A review of how search engines crawl and index your site, the quality of your key pages, site structure and speed, and your visibility compared with competitors. You get a prioritised list of fixes with the reason for each.

For an audit we usually need read access to Google Search Console and your analytics. Access to your website itself is only needed if you want us to make changes for you.

In plain language. Reports focus on the things that matter to your business, such as enquiries and sales from search, alongside the work done and what comes next.

No. We recommend the channels that fit your customers and budget. Many small businesses do best with two or three channels done well.

Yes. Service-area businesses that visit customers can hide their address and show the areas they serve, as long as they have real contact with customers.

Technical fixes and on-page improvements can show early signs within weeks. Lasting growth usually takes several months, depending on your competition and the state of your website.

No. Buying links that pass ranking credit breaks Google's spam policies and puts your site at risk. We earn links through outreach, partnerships and content.

You pay Google directly from your own ad account. Our management fee is separate, so the spend is always visible to you.

It depends on your industry, location and goals. We look at your margins and competition first and suggest a test budget, then adjust based on real cost per lead.

Yes. The domain, hosting and site are set up in your name, and you receive all logins.

It builds on the same foundations: crawlable pages, helpful content and a trustworthy reputation. AI SEO adds a focus on clear answers, structured information, brand consistency and measuring visibility inside AI answers.

SearchGPT was the name of OpenAI's 2024 search prototype. It has since become the search feature inside ChatGPT, so optimising for one means optimising for the other.