Always Evolving SEO

Enterprise SEO for large and complex websites

When a site has hundreds of thousands of URLs, several teams and a release cycle, SEO becomes an engineering and governance problem. That's the work we do.

Book a discovery call What's included

From £3,000 a month · 3-month minimum

Problems we fix

  • New pages taking weeks to get indexed
  • Googlebot crawling parameters and filters instead of products
  • Hreflang errors serving the wrong market
  • A release breaking canonicals or noindex sitewide
  • Search Console data that doesn't reflect the site's size
  • Traffic loss after a migration or redesign

How we approach Enterprise SEO

At enterprise scale the problems are rarely about a missing meta description. They're about Google spending its crawl on parameter URLs while new pages wait weeks to be found, a template change in one team quietly breaking canonicals across a whole section, or an international setup sending the wrong country's page to searchers.

We work as a senior technical layer alongside your in-house team, product managers and engineers: we find the issues in logs and crawl data, write them up as tickets your engineers can ship, and put checks in place so the same problems don't come back with the next release.

What's included

Log file analysis
What Googlebot actually crawls, how often and where it wastes effort, using server logs rather than crawler estimates.
Crawl budget and indexation
Parameter handling, faceted URLs, pagination, sitemaps and internal linking tuned so important pages get crawled and indexed quickly.
Migrations and replatforms
Domain, CMS and architecture migrations planned with URL mapping, pre-launch QA on staging and post-launch monitoring.
International SEO
Hreflang, ccTLD versus subfolder decisions and localisation, so each market gets its own version of the page.
JavaScript and rendering
Framework-heavy sites checked for what Google can see in the rendered HTML, with SSR or pre-rendering recommendations where content is hidden.
SEO governance
Release checklists, automated monitoring and team training, so SEO becomes part of how the site gets built rather than a clean-up afterwards.
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Who it's for

Large publishers and marketplaces

Sites where millions of pages are generated from data and crawl efficiency decides what gets found.

Multi-market brands

Businesses running several countries or languages from one platform.

In-house SEO teams

Heads of SEO who need senior technical capacity for a migration, a recovery or a backlog the team can't get to.

How the work runs

  1. 1

    Stakeholder discovery

    Who owns templates, releases and content, and where SEO currently sits in the process.

  2. 2

    Data audit

    Logs, a segmented crawl, Search Console at the property and directory level, and analytics, joined into one view of the site.

  3. 3

    Prioritised backlog

    Issues sized by traffic affected and engineering effort, written as tickets in your existing tooling.

  4. 4

    Embedded delivery

    We join stand-ups or sprint reviews as needed, QA releases on staging and confirm fixes in production.

  5. 5

    Monitoring

    Automated checks on status codes, indexability and canonicals across key templates, so regressions are caught within days rather than quarters.

Start with a discovery call

Retainers from

£3,000

per month · 3-month minimum

  • Run personally by Paul, not a junior account manager
  • Fixed monthly fee agreed in the proposal
  • Developer-ready tickets, not a PDF to decode
  • Monthly report tied to leads and revenue
  • You own every account, asset and login
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Your first 90 days

  1. Month 1

    Audit and roadmap

    Search Console, analytics and a full crawl reviewed, findings ranked by impact, and a 90-day plan agreed before delivery starts.

  2. Month 2

    Priority delivery

    The highest-impact fixes and content shipped first, with developer tickets written and checked as they go live.

  3. Month 3

    Measure and re-plan

    Results reviewed against the benchmark, what's working doubled down on, and the next quarter's plan set.

Paul Lovell

Your Enterprise SEO work is done by Paul Lovell

15+ years in SEO across in-house and consultancy roles, speaker at SMX London and Search & Content Summit, and builder of HubSpot apps for indexing and Search Console reporting. No hand-off to a junior after the sales call. More about Paul

Enterprise SEO questions

Something else? Ask us directly.

How do you work with our engineering team?

Through tickets in the tools you already use, written with the problem, evidence, proposed fix and acceptance criteria. We QA on staging before release and verify in production after.

Do you need access to server logs?

For crawl budget work, yes. Logs are the only direct record of what search engine bots request. We can work with sampled or filtered exports if full access isn't possible.

Can you support a migration that's already been scheduled?

Yes. The earlier we're involved the better, but even a few weeks before launch we can map high-value URLs, check redirects and set up monitoring for the switch-over.

Is this a retainer or a project?

Ongoing technical ownership runs as a retainer. Migrations and one-off audits can also be scoped as fixed projects, quoted after discovery.

How much does Enterprise SEO cost?

Retainers start from £3,000 a month with a minimum three-month term. The exact fee depends on the size of your site and how much delivery we take on. You'll get a fixed monthly figure in the proposal after the discovery call, with no surprise extras.

Why is there a three-month minimum?

The first month is mostly audit and planning, and search changes need time to be crawled, processed and measured. Three months is the shortest period in which you can fairly judge whether the work is paying off.

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Tell us about your site and where you want it to get to. Paul will reply by email to arrange a call, and if we're not the right fit, he'll say so.

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