SEO and Social Media Services

Be found by the customers who are looking for you

Search engine optimisation and social media work best together. SEO helps your website appear when people search for the services you offer, while consistent social media activity keeps your business visible and builds trust with your audience.

Our plans combine on-page improvements, keyword research and regular reporting, so you can see what is working and where to focus next. SEO is an ongoing process: results depend on your website, competition and search engine changes, and no specific ranking or traffic increase is guaranteed.

When enquiring about an SEO plan, share your website address, the products or services you want customers to find, and the locations or audiences you want to reach. It is also useful to explain what a valuable enquiry looks like for your business, whether that is a phone call, a contact form submission or a purchase. Ask which activities are included, how progress will be reported and whether social media work forms part of the proposed scope. This helps you compare plans against your business priorities rather than ranking positions alone.

Marketer reviewing search and social media analytics

£ 56 Monthly

Keyword and key phrase research, optimisation and implementation
Complete website analysis
On-site and off-site search engine optimisation techniques
Manual link-building campaigns
Goals for improving your website’s visibility in search results
Search ranking tracking – check your website’s rankings daily
Monthly link-building reports
Regular email updates to keep you informed about all aspects of your campaign
Dedicated UK-based SEO experts

£ 75 Monthly

Keyword and key phrase research, optimisation and implementation
Complete website analysis
On-site and off-site search engine optimisation techniques
Manual Link Building Campaigns
Search Visibility Improvement Goals
Search ranking tracker – check keyword rankings daily
Monthly Link Building Reports
Regular email updates covering your campaign’s activities and progress
Dedicated UK-based SEO experts
Indexing Review & Recommendations
In-depth competitor analysis
Relevant Outreach & Earned Links
High Authority Blog Posts
Video creation and distribution to video-sharing platforms such as YouTube

£ 205 Monthly

Keyword and key phrase research, optimisation and implementation
Complete website analysis
On-site and off-site search engine optimisation techniques
Choosing an SEO package starts with understanding your website, your audience and the searches you want to be found for. Before deciding, clarify which activities are included, how progress will be reported and what access or input will be needed from you. Ranking positions are one measure of progress, but relevant visitors and enquiries also matter when assessing the value of SEO work. Contact CQANET to discuss your website and priorities, and ask for confirmation of the package scope, total monthly cost and any applicable terms before proceeding.
Manual Link Building Campaigns
Search Visibility Improvement Goals
Search ranking tracking – check rankings daily
Monthly Link Building Reports
Regular email updates on your campaign’s activities, progress and next steps
Dedicated UK-based SEO experts
Indexing Review & Recommendations
In-depth competitor analysis
Relevant Outreach & Earned Links
High Authority Blog Posts
Video creation and distribution to video-sharing platforms such as YouTube
Dedicated SEO Manager
Social media setup
Search Diagnostics and Fixes (if needed)
Press Release Writing and Distribution

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£ 305 Monthly

Keyword and keyphrase research, optimisation and implementation
Complete Site Analysis
On-site and off-site search engine optimisation techniques
Manual Link Building Campaigns
Goals for improving visibility in search results
Search ranking tracking – check your rankings daily
Monthly Link Building Reports
Regular email updates on your campaign’s activities, progress and next steps
Dedicated UK-based SEO experts
Search engine indexing review and recommendations
In-depth competitor analysis
Relevant Outreach & Earned Links
High Authority Blog Posts
Video creation and distribution to video-sharing platforms such as YouTube
Dedicated SEO Manager
Social media setup
Diagnosis of search-related issues and fixes where needed
Press Release Writing and Distribution
Quarterly Press Release written by us and distributed to 400+ News websites
Unlimited Telephone Support (Office Hours)
Not sure which SEO activities are relevant to your website? Contact CQANET to discuss your website address, intended audience and the products or services you want people to find. Include any concerns, such as important pages not appearing in search results or uncertainty about which search terms to target. Before choosing an SEO service, ask which of the features listed above are included, how progress will be assessed and what reporting and communication arrangements apply. Search rankings can change, so focus the discussion on realistic priorities and useful outcomes for your website rather than a guaranteed ranking position.

SEO Focused on Your Business Goals

Explore Our Approach to SEO

Google Analytics 4 & Search Console

Google Analytics 4 helps measure website visits, engagement and key events such as enquiries. Google Search Console provides search clicks, impressions and indexing information. Together, these tools help assess organic search performance; analytics collection must respect your visitors’ consent choices and privacy settings.

Link Building

Relevant links from reputable websites can help people discover your content. Quality, relevance and editorial context matter more than the number of links. We focus on useful content and genuine outreach rather than buying links or creating link schemes to manipulate rankings.

Search Visibility & Indexing

Search engines need to discover and understand your pages before they can appear in results. A review of internal links, sitemaps and indexing issues can identify barriers to discovery. Submitting a sitemap or requesting indexing does not guarantee inclusion or a particular search position.

Website Review

A website review looks at crawlability, indexing, page structure, mobile usability, loading performance and the usefulness of your content. It helps prioritise technical fixes and relevant search topics, rather than promising a top ranking or a particular number of backlinks.

Reports

Discuss whether weekly or fortnightly reporting is appropriate for your SEO plan and confirm the schedule and measures before work begins. Useful reports put keyword rankings in context alongside search visibility, clicks and, where measurement is available and permitted, enquiries. They should explain progress, limitations and priorities for the next stage of work.

SEO for Multiple Websites

If you manage more than one website, contact CQANET to discuss the goals, audience and priorities for each. An SEO plan should reflect each website’s content, technical needs and role in your business, with the scope of work agreed before proceeding.

Keyword Research

Keyword research starts with your customers’ needs and the services you actually offer. We consider search intent, relevance, demand and competition to identify realistic opportunities. Useful answers and clear page structure matter more than repeating keywords; high search volume alone is not a reason to target a phrase.

Competitor Report

Competitor research reviews publicly available pages, search presence and content to identify gaps and opportunities. It helps inform your strategy without copying another business or promising that your website will outrank it.

Keywords

Choosing keywords also means deciding which page best answers each search. Give each important page a clear purpose, using natural language in its title, main heading and supporting text. Avoid creating several near-identical pages just to target small variations of the same phrase. For your SEO enquiry, share your website address, the services or products you want people to find, and the audiences or locations relevant to your business. These details provide a useful starting point for discussing priorities with CQANET, rather than treating a list of popular search terms as a complete strategy.

Keywords are the words and questions people use when looking for your services. Choose a plan around your business goals and the agreed campaign scope, rather than a promise of a particular position for one phrase. Search results vary by query, location and competition.

Relevant Business Listings

Accurate business information in relevant, reputable directories can help customers find and contact you. Listings should reflect your real services and location. Mass directory submissions and low-quality listings are not a substitute for useful website content.

SEO and social media serve related but different purposes. SEO helps people discover relevant website pages through search, while social media provides channels for sharing content and starting conversations. For a business website, useful foundations include clear service descriptions, descriptive page titles, straightforward navigation and accurate contact information. Social posts can direct interested visitors to those pages, but they should not replace them. When discussing your priorities with CQANET, explain which services you want customers to find, which audiences you serve and what action you want visitors to take. These details provide a practical starting point for discussing SEO and digital marketing.

Social Media Promotion

Social media profiles give your business a place to share useful updates and connect with customers. Choose platforms that suit your audience, such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or YouTube. Consistent branding and relevant posts support discovery, but social activity does not guarantee higher search rankings.

Content That Connects With Your Audience

Helpful short videos, demonstrations, customer questions and business updates can give people a clearer picture of what you offer. Choose formats your audience values and review engagement and enquiries, rather than chasing every trend or treating follower counts as sales.

Building a Relevant Social Media Presence

Focus on the Audience You Want to Reach

A relevant social media presence can help introduce your business, products, services or expertise to people who may be interested. Focus on clear messages and useful content that reflect what you offer and give your audience a reason to learn more.

Contact CQANET to Discuss Your SEO and Digital Marketing Goals

Build a consistent presence around your business goals and the needs of your customers. A practical content plan, accurate profiles and regular review can help you focus your effort on the channels and topics that matter.