Duncan Hyde builds websites for businesses, and does the search and advertising work that brings people to them. You can update the site yourself, and you will know what the search work is for and what it changed.
A new site, or a rebuild of the one you have. We start with what the site is for: the enquiry, the booking, the sale, or simply being found by the people already looking for you. Built on whichever platform suits the job, including WordPress, Shopify and Wix, and we show you how to make your own changes, so there is no ongoing cost unless you want us to look after it.
Search engine optimisation is the work of making a website show up for the searches your customers actually make. Much of it is methodical and some of it is technical, which is why it so often gets left. One-off foundations or regular monthly work, and either way a written note of what was done and what changed. More people now ask an AI assistant instead; the fundamentals overlap, and we build with both in mind. What nobody can promise is a guaranteed place in those answers, and we will not.
Advertising on Google works when it is set up carefully and read regularly. We set up and run Google Ads campaigns, including the Google Ad Grant for registered charities, and report on them every month: what the money did, what it brought in, and what to do next. Google Analytics is set up so the numbers are ones you can trust and understand.
Every project is quoted before it starts, with the scope written down. Ongoing search and advertising work is charged by the day. You will deal with Duncan throughout, from the first conversation to the site going live and beyond.
Because search is part of how we build, a new site is set up to be found from the day it goes live, with Google Analytics and Search Console in place so you can see what happens next. The buyer's guide we built for an e-bike shop was designed from the start to be the page an AI answer draws on.
Tell Duncan what it is. If it is not a fit, he will say so, and try to point you at someone who is.
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