SEO & Analytics
A great website nobody can find is an expensive business card.
Why this
matters.
SEO has a bad reputation because plenty of people sell it as a monthly mystery. The technical side is not mysterious at all: it is a set of things that are either done properly or not.
I handle the part that is actually in your control. The site structure Google can read, the local signals that matter for South African searches, and tracking set up so you can see what is bringing people in rather than guessing.
The important bits.
01
Technical foundations
Metadata, structured data, sitemaps, heading structure and crawlability, done once and done right.
02
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, Maps, and suburb-level content so you show up when someone nearby searches for your service.
03
Tracking that means something
Search Console and Analytics set up so you can see which pages bring enquiries, not just how many hits you got.
04
Speed counts too
Page experience is part of ranking. Fixing performance usually helps rankings as much as any keyword work.
What I do
- Technical SEO audit and fixes
- Metadata and structured data
- Google Search Console setup
- Google Analytics and event tracking
- Sitemap generation and submission
- Local SEO for South African businesses
- Heading structure and content hierarchy
- Image alt text and compression
- Core Web Vitals for page experience
Start to finish.
Audit what exists
I check what Google can actually see and read, and what is quietly stopping you from ranking.
Fix the foundations
Technical issues first, then structure and content, then the local signals that matter most for small businesses.
Set up tracking
So the results are visible and you can tell what is working instead of paying someone monthly to tell you.
Not showing up on Google?
There is usually a specific technical reason. Send me your site and I will tell you what it is.