A backlog that never moves
Find which technical and content issues affect valuable pages, then separate urgent problems from longer-term improvements.
For larger businesses, improving search often means coordinating marketing, content and development. I can help turn competing requests into a prioritised scope with clear owners, dependencies and ways to check the work.
Work directly with Ahmad · Project or ongoing scope · International enquiries welcome
This approach fits businesses with an established website, several services or product categories, and people responsible for delivery. It is also useful when an internal marketing lead needs additional SEO capacity for a defined project.
Find which technical and content issues affect valuable pages, then separate urgent problems from longer-term improvements.
Inventory important URLs, agree redirect and indexing requirements, and include search checks before and after launch.
Review the audience, offer, language and operational differences before proposing new market pages. Localisation needs genuine local information and suitable reviewers.
A shared list of opportunities with business relevance, evidence, effort assumptions, dependencies and an owner for each next step.
Reproducible findings, affected URLs or templates, the proposed change and acceptance criteria. Your development team can assess and schedule the work.
A purpose for each page, the buyer questions it should answer, supporting evidence and a reviewer responsible for factual accuracy.
A baseline for organic landing pages and agreed conversions. Reports connect completed work to observed changes and identify what cannot yet be concluded.
Review agreed changes against the original issue, sample affected templates and record follow-up items before considering the task complete.
An agreed reporting cadence, decisions needed and the next priorities. Meeting frequency and delivery capacity are specified in the proposal.
We review your business goals, site structure, available evidence and delivery constraints. The proposal identifies the initial work, who needs to participate and what is outside scope.
We agree how changes enter your workflow, how they are reviewed and who owns deployment. Implementation by me can be included where the platform, access and capacity fit.
Explore the published search reports, website projects and my background before we discuss the engagement. We will define the delivery capacity, specialist input and internal ownership required for your particular website.
Yes. We can scope a specific contribution, such as an audit, a technical workstream or content planning. Responsibilities should complement the team you already have.
Service levels, response times, capacity and escalation routes need to be agreed in the proposal. This page does not promise round-the-clock support or a fixed team size.
Migration support can include URL inventory, redirect mapping, template requirements and launch checks. The actual scope depends on the platform, scale, access and teams responsible for the move.
We agree the conversion definitions first, then review landing-page performance and submitted enquiries. Your team can assess lead quality and sales outcomes; traffic alone does not establish revenue impact.
Share your website, priority services or products, target markets and the kind of enquiry you want. Include your timing, an indicative budget and whether you have an internal marketing or development team.
I’ll review your outline and reply to clarify the fit and scope. No account access is needed for the initial enquiry.
Already have an audit? Mention it. We can discuss implementation rather than repeat work.
Explore the scope, delivery options and a clear route to a proposal.