Build a search-friendly studio structure
Create distinct pages for services, project types, selected locations and portfolio case studies where each has useful content. Avoid duplicate neighbourhood pages that only replace the place name.
Connect service pages to relevant projects and the studio location using descriptive internal links.
- Service and project-type pages
- Substantive location context
- Portfolio-driven internal linking
Publish detailed project evidence
Project stories can rank for design styles, property types, locations and problems when they explain the brief, constraints and decisions. Add descriptive image alt text without stuffing keywords.
Use approved photography, plans and facts, and preserve client privacy for residential work.
- Brief, process and outcome
- Useful image descriptions
- Permissions and privacy
Optimise the studio’s local presence
Maintain an accurate Google Business Profile with the real studio name, category, address or service area, phone, hours and website link. Keep these details consistent across trusted directories.
Request authentic client reviews neutrally and respond professionally. Do not create fake locations to target additional areas.
- Business Profile completeness
- Consistent NAP information
- Authentic reviews and responses
Measure organic project demand
Track service and project-page visibility, local profile actions, organic enquiries and consultation fit. Traffic growth matters only when the right prospective clients find relevant work.
Use enquiry questions to identify missing service, process or location information and update pages accordingly.
- Relevant non-brand visibility
- Organic consultation enquiries
- Portfolio and content gaps
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