Provide an effortless experience for your audience and captivate the search engines.
Crawlability and indexability.
Accessibility.
Structure and speed.
Sitemaps and robots.txt.
Schema markup.
Technical SEO in place.
Structured for success.
Fast and functional.
Mobile-ready.
Content to inspire.
Grow your business online.
Support a local community.
Shape an audience.
Become an authority.
Expand an email list.
Join a community of creators.
Confidence and encouragement.
Knowledge in web and marketing.
Mindfulness for usability.
Business growth and impact.
SEO feels like a complete mystery sometimes; we get that.
It’s not dark art; there is a method: create an online space that is straightforward, safe, predictable and communicative.
Wouldn’t you do that for your customers, off-line?
Technical SEO starts with website design. It's the art of creating and improving helpful content on one domain to relate to users and search engines.
Web design and SEO are a perfect partnership.
Technical SEOSign-up to download.
A website with a solid structure, precise code, and true accessibility ranks higher on search engines. Excellent, easy to read content gains authority, eyeballs and income.
SEO website design is about usability; unattainable websites won’t grow a business.
Be stunningly obvious.
Technical SEO prevents search engines from wasting precious crawl budget and concentrates efforts on pages and posts that will rank.
Multiple signals help search engines, and it is crucial to get each correct.
SEO website design
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Hello and bonjour, I'm Kelly Drewett. I take care of your technical search engine optimisation and SEO web design.
I’m British-born; I grew up in Oxfordshire, but now I live in the beautiful French Alps all year round. Although I visit the Cotswolds regularly.
During my 30s, I travelled almost continuously - in a beaten-up Buick across Canada, the greyhound bus across America and a beautiful VW campervan around Europe. Then I settled in the mountains. At heart, I’ll always be a village girl from Oxfordshire.
Travelling helps me understand different people and cultures, which I communicate in website design and writing. We all see the world differently, and my mission is to make business messages clear.
I like cheese too much, but I keep a healthy balance for body and mind through snowboarding, biking, hiking, yoga, boxercise and trail running.
Fortunately, I love trying new things, which is perfect for my work because the internet changes rapidly. You just have to roll with it; there is always something to learn.