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A clear, calm approach to SEO that drives enquiries!
I help businesses grow visibility in Google and turn that attention into measurable outcomes, like enquiries, bookings, and sales. The work stays practical, prioritised, and tied directly to what your business needs next.
Hi, I’m Ryan Webb, a Portsmouth-based SEO consultant and the person behind RWSEO. With more than 15 years in SEO and digital marketing, I focus on the parts of SEO that move performance: technical foundations, content structure, search intent, and clear prioritisation.
For the past seven years I’ve worked in-house for one of the largest online photo retailers in the US, so I’m comfortable with large sites, complex catalogues, and the detail that drives results at scale. Alongside that, I support a mix of businesses, including local service companies, e-commerce brands, and multi-location sites.
If you’re learning SEO from scratch, you may find the SEO for Beginners Hub useful. If your priority is getting found by customers nearby, the Local SEO Hub walks you through the fundamentals in a simple order.
SEO services should feel straightforward: clear deliverables, sensible priorities, and work that supports leads and revenue. These are the core ways I help businesses improve visibility across technical SEO, key pages, and local results.






My role is to help your website attract the right people and convert that visibility into enquiries, bookings, or sales.
Every recommendation is tied to outcomes. That might mean fixing technical blockers, improving key pages to match search intent, strengthening internal linking, or building local signals that support map visibility and brand trust.
With more than fifteen years in SEO and digital marketing, I have worked with a wide range of businesses, from international e-commerce brands to small independent cafés, trades, fitness companies, care homes, restaurants, and local service providers.
When you hire me, you work directly with the person doing the work. Every audit, every optimisation, every analysis is carried out by an experienced SEO who understands how to turn data into real results.
Your organic performance becomes my responsibility. I take that seriously. You will always know what is happening, why it matters, and what impact it is expected to have. I believe in clarity, consistency, and measurable progress. When something needs fixing, it gets fixed.
When there is an opportunity to improve visibility or conversion, it is acted on quickly and thoughtfully.
My work is built on trust and long-term relationships. Clients stay with me because they see steady growth, better rankings, stronger content, and more qualified traffic.
My background spans technical SEO, local SEO, on-page optimisation, content strategy, and data analysis, which allows me to support businesses at every stage. The results speak for themselves, and I am proud of the reputation I have built across a variety of industries.
I take on only a small number of clients at any one time, which ensures each project gets focused, detailed attention.
I will only accept work if I genuinely believe I can make a meaningful difference to your search visibility and wider digital performance. This protects your investment and removes the worry of a wasted budget or empty promises. You know exactly where your money is going and what it is supporting.
I help businesses improve search visibility with clear, practical SEO consultancy. That usually means identifying what’s holding performance back, then focusing on the pages and fixes that impact enquiries first.
This can include technical clean-ups, on-page improvements to service pages, content planning based on real search behaviour, and simple priorities so you stop spending time on tasks that don’t move results.
SEO works best when it starts with a clear view of your goals, your market, and what your website is doing right now. This is the step-by-step process I use to turn that into a practical plan, then carry out the work with clear updates along the way.
Start with a simple conversation about your goals and what you want SEO to achieve for your business.
We will look at your challenges, your customers, and how your website currently performs.
This helps set clear expectations and gives us a shared understanding of where you want to be.
I analyse your site, your competitors, and any data you can provide.
Once the review is complete, I outline a structured plan covering technical issues, content opportunities, local search improvements, and any barriers affecting visibility.
We discuss everything together so you know exactly how the strategy supports your business objectives.
Once the approach is agreed, I begin putting the plan into action.
This includes improving the structure of your site, refining key pages, and strengthening the signals that help search engines understand your business.
Updates are shared at each stage so you always know what has been done and why it matters.
Get in touch today, and let's take the first step towards improving your business's visibility.
Choosing between an SEO consultant and an SEO agency often comes down to how much direct access and consistency you want. This section explains why working with one dedicated person can mean clearer priorities, fewer delays, and work that stays focused on results.
Choosing between an agency and a freelancer often comes down to how closely you want to work with the person managing your SEO. With a freelancer, the person you speak to is the same person developing the strategy, carrying out the work, and reviewing the results.
Nothing is passed to junior team members, and nothing is diluted by layers of internal processes. You get senior-level expertise on every task, backed by someone who understands how your business operates and what you need to move forward. This level of consistency helps build momentum and ensures every change supports stronger visibility and better performance.
Freelancers offer a level of flexibility that is difficult for agencies to match. There are fewer handovers, fewer delays, and no unnecessary meetings taking up time and budget. Every hour is spent on work that strengthens your structure, improves your content, or enhances your local visibility.
Because there are no overheads or large internal teams to support, more of your investment goes directly into optimisation rather than admin. This approach helps small and medium businesses achieve meaningful progress without stretching resources, giving you clearer value and faster movement on the areas that matter most.
Having spent many years working on the agency side, I understand the expectations, structure, and quality that agencies aim to deliver. I bring that same standard of work to every project, but without agency-level pricing.
You benefit from detailed analysis, data-led decisions, and a structured approach that focuses on what genuinely improves performance. You get clarity, accountability, and direct communication from the person responsible for the results. This creates a level of transparency and trust that is often harder to find in larger teams.
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I review how your site performs in search and turn that into a clear plan of work. That usually includes technical issues, on-page improvements on the pages that drive leads, and content planning based on what people are already searching for. You’ll also get clarity on what isn’t worth doing yet, so effort stays focused.
In the first month, we start with a conversation about goals, customers, and what success looks like. Then I run an audit or structured review to build a baseline. You receive a prioritised plan and early fixes that remove obvious blockers, such as indexing issues, weak service pages, or internal linking gaps. The aim is to set a clear route for the next 30 to 90 days, not to rush into random tasks.
Treat guarantees with caution. Search results change, competitors change, and “number one” can be framed around phrases that bring no real leads. A better sign is a clear plan, realistic expectations, and reporting tied to measurable outcomes like calls, enquiries, bookings, and sales.
Ask what they’ll focus on first, how they prioritise, what results they typically track, and how they report progress. You should also ask what they don’t recommend doing yet. A good consultant will talk about outcomes, not just rankings.