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SEO Refresh

A redesign is the moment where search visibility is most often lost — and the best opportunity to improve it. We treat both as part of the same job.

What this includes

  • Page structure
  • Metadata
  • Semantic HTML
  • Internal linking
  • Structured data
  • Content hierarchy
  • Redirect planning where required

This service is part of every project tier. See what a project costs

The pages are there. The structure underneath them has not kept up.

Older business sites frequently rank for real, valuable terms despite their technical setup rather than because of it. Titles repeat across pages, headings are used for sizing instead of structure, and services and locations are buried in paragraphs no one scrolls to.

  • The same page title on a dozen different pages
  • Headings chosen for how big they look, not what they mean
  • Service and location pages that never got their own URL
  • No structured data, so search engines have to guess what you do
  • Redesigns that quietly dropped URLs and the traffic attached to them

What actually happens.

  1. Inventory before anything changes

    We list the existing URLs and identify which ones are worth protecting. Anything with real value is preserved or redirected deliberately — never dropped as a side effect of a redesign.

  2. Fix the structure search engines actually read

    One meaningful H1 per page, a logical heading order beneath it, semantic landmarks, descriptive URLs, and unique titles and descriptions written for the person deciding whether to click.

  3. Make services and locations findable

    Where it fits the business, individual services and service areas get their own properly structured pages and internal links, instead of competing inside one long page.

  4. Add the machine-readable layer

    Organization, Service and breadcrumb structured data describe your business in the format search engines expect, so your listings are built from accurate information.

The result, and the limits of it.

What this service reliably changes — and what it does not, so nothing here reads as a promise we cannot keep.

What improves

  • Search visibility carried through the redesign rather than rebuilt afterwards
  • Pages that clearly state what you do and where you do it
  • A technical foundation that supports future content work
  • Listings built from accurate, structured information about your business

What this is not

  • Guaranteed rankings or promised positions — nobody can honestly offer those
  • Bulk link building or any tactic that risks a penalty

Send us your website. We will tell you what to fix first.

A short, plain-English review of the design, mobile experience, conversion paths, speed and SEO structure of your current site.

No obligation, and no pressure to rebuild everything.