UK SEO agency · Digital PR specialists
Most SEO retainers vanish into audits, dashboards and tweaks. Rankings move when trusted publications link to you — so that is what we deliver: editorial coverage in national and trade press, priced per campaign, month to month.
A defined campaign batch, not a retainer of hours:
Why authority first
Relevance and crawlability are table stakes — a competent developer sorts both in days. What separates page one from page four is authority: whether publications Google already trusts vouch for you. That can't be faked, and it's the only part of SEO worth paying an agency for month after month.
Your pages say what you do in the words buyers search. We map the gaps against ranking competitors and hand you the fixes — included, not billed.
Google can read your site or it can't. We flag technical blockers in plain English for your developer — again, included.
Editorial links from trusted press. Slow to build, impossible for competitors to copy, and the entire focus of what you pay us for.
Coverage
Campaigns land in national, trade and regional titles in the UK and internationally — real newsrooms, real readerships, real editorial standards.
How it works
We learn your market, map competitor authority and agree the pages that need links.
Our team builds data-led stories journalists actually want — no press-release spam.
Pitched direct to named desks and writers who cover your space.
Editorial placements publish with links to your site. Every one reported live.
Pricing
Every package is a monthly campaign batch with a minimum placement count — not a retainer of hours. If a batch under-delivers, you don't renew. Simple.
Starter
A first serious authority push.
£2,500/month
Growth
Outrank the next competitor up.
£4,500/month
Scale
Defend and extend category leadership.
£8,000/month
The honest comparison
| Typical SEO retainer | UK SEO Agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Main deliverable | Reports about your website | Editorial links from real press |
| Authority building | "Included" — a few directory or guest links | The entire budget, minimum counts guaranteed |
| On-page & technical | Billed as the core work, stretched over months | Included as recommendations in week one |
| Commitment | 6–12 month contracts | Month to month |
| What you can verify | Dashboard screenshots | Live URLs on named publications |
Questions
We are an SEO agency that concentrates its budget where rankings actually move: authority. You get keyword and competitor mapping, on-page recommendations and technical notes with every campaign, but the deliverable you pay for is editorial links from real publications. Most agencies invert that ratio, which is why most SEO retainers stall.
From journalists choosing to cover a story we pitched on your behalf. Placements land on national, regional and trade publications with genuine readerships — typically DA 40 to 95. No PBNs, no link farms, no paid insertions dressed up as coverage.
Guest posts are paid slots on sites that exist to sell them; Google discounts them more aggressively every year. Our links exist because an editor judged the story worth publishing. That editorial judgement is precisely what the algorithm is trying to measure.
Placements begin landing within the first weeks and each batch completes within 45 days. Ranking movement typically follows over one to three months as Google recrawls and re-evaluates your site's authority. SEO agencies promising first-page rankings in weeks are describing either luck or a trick.
Yes, and it's common. In-house teams and generalist agencies handle on-page and content well but can't reach national press. We slot in as the authority layer — you keep everything else exactly as it is.
Any placement that goes down within 90 days is replaced free. Editorial links are stable by nature — publications rarely unpublish their own journalism.
Month to month. Every package is a defined campaign batch; if we don't earn the next month, you cancel before renewal and keep everything already built.
Send the keyword and the competitor. You'll get back a plain-English proposal: the angles we'd pitch, the publications we'd target and the price.