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Good SEO requires patience,
skill & craft.
So does good science,
good literature,
and good alchemy.

Like any discipline worth its name, SEO rewards accumulated knowledge and craft over shortcuts. It is not a trick, a tool or a one-off fix. Think of it like the dentist — you don't go once and consider yourself done. You maintain it, return to it, and the work you put in compounds over time. It is a practice, built from understanding how search works, what audiences need, and how to connect the two with rigour and precision.

SEO depreciation graph showing organic visibility declining 13-30% year on year when SEO activity stops — SearchPilot

Source: SearchPilot — SEO depreciation: what would happen if you did nothing?

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  • Archaeology Technical SEO audits
  • Literature Content strategy
  • Alchemy Retainer & strategy
  • Science & Art Reporting & analytics

Case Study

Breeze Furnishings — Migration recovery & technical SEO

The problem

79

pages deindexed over 14 months

The result

+26%

revenue per user — quality held throughout

The verdict

"He truly excels at what he does"

— Breeze Furnishings

"We couldn't be happier with the work Alex has done for us. His knowledge and attention to detail have made a huge difference to our website — not only has he helped elevate it back to an excellent standard, but his ongoing support and guidance have been invaluable throughout the process. We would highly recommend Alex to anyone looking for a skilled, reliable and dedicated SEO professional."

— Breeze Furnishings  ·  Read the full case study →

Four disciplines. One practice.

Every engagement is different. The approach is always the same — methodical, unhurried and built around what the data actually shows rather than what looks impressive in a monthly report.

Work done.

Named clients, real results. The work that doesn't make for a flashy case study but does make a measurable difference. More case studies added as engagements develop.

Notes from the attic.

Occasional writing on SEO, search and the slow work of building something that lasts. No growth hacking. No hot takes about algorithm updates. Just considered observations from fifteen years in the field.

Latest

The latest acronym doesn't mean
sustainable growth or success.

Every year there's a new framework, a new metric, a new thing you're supposed to be doing instead. Most of it passes. The fundamentals don't.

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