Budget Meal Prep
Cut back to the guides that actually earned their place, then rebuilt around dated evidence. It now turns up in Google's AI answers.
32 guides liveOngoing SEO for UK trades
Local SEO for UK trades that keeps moving.
Twenty useful posts every four weeks, planned, published and measured for your trade and service area. Run it on the website you already have, or bundle it with one we build for you.
£300
every four weeks
on your own site
on your own site
20×
search-led posts
Week 1Research and publish5 posts
Week 2Publish and connect5 posts
Week 3Build the topic cluster5 posts
Week 4Publish, report and reset5 posts
Real clients, live pages
See the work already published.
Five properties running on this exact service right now. These are screenshots of the live pages, not concepts. Open any of them and read what went out.
The Trade Verdict
A publication started from an empty domain, testing what UK trades actually pay for: lead platforms, website builders, job apps.
18 verdicts publishedRight Turn Removals
Local cost guides that answer the awkward pricing question before the phone rings, written around what Sussex customers search for.
4 local guides liveUK Women's Fitness
Recovered off a slow WordPress install onto a static build, then restarted publishing against four pillar topics.
4 pillars, publishing weeklySitework
We run the same service on ourselves, every working day. If the engine did not work, this would be the first place it showed.
105 posts publishedOne plan. Useful work every week.
01Keyword research
02Content and adoption
03Clear reporting
Not advice. SEO work done.
Research, writing, publishing, site changes and reporting are handled as one joined-up service.
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20 SEO blog posts
Five posts per week, written around real services, areas and customer questions.
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Keyword and competitor research
A focused map of what customers search for and which subjects deserve attention first.
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Strategic SEO report
A practical plan covering priorities, content clusters, internal links and on-page improvements.
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Weekly blog summary
A plain-English record of what was published, why it matters and what comes next.
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Monthly performance report
Visibility, search queries, pages and trends explained without a wall of agency jargon.
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Reusable templates
Useful content structures for future services, locations, costs and common questions.
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On-page SEO adoption
Agreed changes applied across the site where access and the website platform allow.
Why not just use the £30 robot?
There are tools that will write and publish your blog for the price of a takeaway. They are not a scam and some of them are clever. But it is worth knowing what you are actually buying, because the cheap part is not the writing.
| Automated SEO tools | Sitework | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Genuinely cheap. Often £20–£80 a month. | £300 every four weeks. Ten times the price, and I will not pretend otherwise. |
| Speed | First post live in minutes. | About a week, because the research happens before the writing. |
| Who checks the facts | Nobody. The model writes it and it goes live. | I read every page before it publishes. That is the job. |
| Your prices and claims | Whatever the model guesses about your trade. | Only the prices, guarantees and qualifications you have approved in writing. |
| Local detail | The same page with your town name dropped into it. | Real jobs you have done, in the towns you actually cover, with your photos. |
| Links to your site | Several advertise a “backlink exchange”: they place links between their own paying customers. | Earned from your own pages and real local sources, or not at all. Nothing traded, nothing bought. |
| If Google tightens the rules | Traded links are what Google’s link spam policy is written about. It is your site that carries the risk, not the tool’s. | Nothing to unwind. The work stands on its own. |
| When you stop paying | Content served by the tool can stop loading or disappear from your site. | Every page is a real file on your own website. It stays whether I do or not. |
| Reporting | A dashboard of numbers going up. | Plain English: what went out, what moved, what happens next. |
Being straight with you: if you have twenty quid a month and no site worth ranking, one of those tools is a reasonable place to start, and I would rather say so than sell you something you are not ready for. I use AI to draft too. The difference is that nothing reaches your website until a person has read it, checked it against what you actually do, and put their name to it.
Two ways to buy it.
The SEO work is identical either way. The only question is whether you already have a website worth pointing it at. If yours is slow, dated or you have not got one, the bundle is the better buy by a distance.
SEO only
You already have a website you are happy with. I do the content engine on top of it.
£300every four
weeks
weeks
What you get:
- Twenty search-led posts every four weeks
- Keyword and service-area research
- Writing, publishing and internal linking
- Practical on-page improvements to your existing pages
- Weekly summary and a monthly performance report
Needs a site I can publish to and edit. If yours cannot take new pages cleanly, I will tell you before you pay anything.
Local Reach — website included
The same content engine, on a website I build, host and look after for you.
£350every four
weeks
weeks
Everything in SEO only, plus:
- A custom-built website, with no build fee
- Hosting, domain, SSL, backups and unlimited small edits
- Four town and service pages every four weeks
- Google Business Profile managed, plus the review system
- The website is yours to keep after twelve months
The website costs £50. That is the whole difference between the two columns.
SEO enquiry received.
I will look at your trade, area and current site, then reply within one working day with the sensible next step. Jacob
SEO takes time and rankings are not guaranteed. The service guarantees the agreed research, content, implementation and reporting work.