Where SEO usually stalls
Many businesses have paid for an SEO report that’s still sitting in a shared drive. Their developer is busy, nobody owns the recommendations, and the problems stay where they were. seekandsprout is part of retroXpect, a web development agency, so the people who build websites are the ones making the changes.
This sounds familiar if
- You’ve had an audit that was never acted on
- Nobody in-house owns SEO
- Your developer is fully booked
What we do
Diagnose
We find what’s holding your site back.
Fix
We make the changes ourselves, once you’ve approved them.
Verify
We check every fix and show you what changed.
A report, or the work done
| What happens | Report-only audit | seekandsprout |
|---|---|---|
| Finds what’s holding the site back | Yes | Yes |
| Puts the fixes in order | Sometimes | Yes, agreed with you |
| Makes the changes on your site | No, that’s left to you | Yes, with your approval |
| Checks the changes worked | No | Yes, in Search Console |
| What you have at the end | A document | Fixes live on your site |
What you see
Your monthly review lists what we changed and the effect it had.
Common questions
Do you still provide a report?
Yes. You get a clear, prioritised list of findings, and then we work through it.
What if we already have a developer?
We work alongside them, or take the SEO fixes off their plate.
How this page looks on Google
Why we make the changes ourselves | seekandsprout
We make SEO fixes ourselves because an audit only helps if someone acts on it, and for most businesses that’s exactly where SEO stalls.
The title and description we wrote for search engines, as they appear in results.