Search Engine Optimisation Services

Our SEO support is built around clear recommendations, approval-led work and practical website improvements. Instead of treating SEO as a hidden monthly task list, we use a customer system to help show recommendations, content ideas, approvals and progress in one place.

No. Search rankings depend on many factors, including competition, search behaviour, website quality and search engine changes. We do not make guaranteed ranking, traffic or lead promises. We focus on practical, structured improvements that help your website become clearer, stronger and easier for the right people to find.

Yes. Key recommendations can be added to your customer SEO area so you can review the suggested action, understand why it matters and approve, reject or discuss it before implementation.

Yes. Blog titles and content ideas can be shared for approval before writing starts. This helps keep the content relevant to your services, customers and business priorities.

No. We explain recommendations in plain English and handle the technical detail where appropriate. You stay involved in the decisions without needing to manage every technical step yourself.

Yes. SEO and web development often need to be handled together because page speed, crawlability, structured content, templates, redirects and internal links can all affect organic visibility. Our technical SEO and web development guide explains how those decisions connect.

Search engine optimisation services can include website reviews, Search Console evidence, keyword and opportunity research, on-page SEO, title and description improvements, SEO-friendly web design recommendations, internal links, technical checks, content planning, local SEO guidance and progress reporting.

Usually, we look at existing pages first. If a service page, guide or case study already owns the intent, improving that page is often more useful than publishing another post. New blog content is planned when the question needs a fuller answer or the site has a genuine gap.

Yes. Useful local SEO is usually better served by strong service pages, accurate business information, relevant case studies, local proof, helpful internal links and clear contact routes. We do not recommend making thin copied pages for every town just to target location keywords.

Yes. Corsto can support SEO work through our Scotland office based on the Isle of Mull and our Beccles office, including Scotland, Oban, Tobermory, Glasgow, Beccles, Suffolk, Norwich, Peterborough and Colchester where the service is relevant. We use those places as honest service-area context, not as copied doorway pages.

SEO is usually a medium to long-term activity. Some improvements can be made quickly, but stronger search visibility often takes months because Google has to crawl, understand and compare the changes. Our SEO takes time guide explains why steady improvement matters more than ranking promises.

SEO can be worth it when your website has clear services, useful pages and customers who search before they enquire. It is less suitable when you need instant leads or the site is not ready to convert visitors. In those cases, website improvements or paid ads may need to come first.

Yes. SEO and paid ads can support different parts of your marketing. PPC management can help with immediate visibility, while SEO focuses on improving the website's organic search presence over time. We can help keep both connected where relevant.

Yes, although direct access can make reporting easier. If you prefer not to give account access, you can share manual Search Console exports, screenshots or agreed ranking notes. The important part is that SEO decisions are based on evidence rather than guesswork.

Yes. An SEO quote can start with a short review of your website, your services, your current search visibility and the type of support you want. The first quote should explain the likely starting priorities, then the plan can become more specific once the evidence has been reviewed.

Yes. We can review and support existing websites as well as websites we built. The first step is usually to understand the current site, business goals and search opportunities.

Important recommendations and content direction can be shared for approval before work goes live. The exact approval process should be agreed at the start of the SEO support.

That depends on the agreed SEO plan, but a monthly cycle usually includes evidence review, recommendations, approved implementation, content or metadata improvements, internal-link work, technical checks and progress notes. The aim is visible, useful work rather than a generic monthly report.