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Title tags that get clicked.
Your title tag is the first thing people see in Google, and most sites waste it.
How to write one that gets clicked:
→ Keep it to about 50–60 characters, so it isn't cut off
→ Put the main keyword near the start
→ One page, one title. Never reuse it across pages
→ Add your brand at the end, after a separator
→ Write it for a person: say what the page gives them
Example: "Bookkeeping Software for Freelancers | YourBrand"
What's the title of your home page right now? Paste it in the comments and I'll suggest a sharper one.
#SEO #SEOTips #TechnicalSEO #GoogleSearch #WebsiteTips
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I design modern, mobile-friendly websites for roofing companies. I’ve built 3 demo roofing sites to show my style (these are concept projects, not paid client work):
Summit Peak Roofing: a clean, professional site for a residential roofing company, with a clear call-to-action for free quotes.
Apex Roofing & Restoration: a bolder design for a roofing and storm-restoration business, built to build trust with clear services and a contact form.
Johnson Family Roofing: a warm, local design for a family-run roofer, aimed at homeowners.
Each demo includes a homepage, services, a quote/contact section, and a layout that works on phones.
What I offer: a custom roofing website delivered in 7 days, with one revision round and post-launch bug support.
Demos:
I guessed each demo’s style from its name. If any description is wrong, tell me what that site actually has and I’ll fix it. I can also shorten it if there’s a character limit.
One of the projects I'm proudest of: a Shopify store, 16 months of SEO.
159K clicks. 16M impressions. 12,958 ranking keywords, 380 of them in Google's top 3.
SEO for stores is a long game. Numbers like these come from doing the basics well, month after month, and letting the work compound. The stores that keep going are the ones that win it.
380 keywords in Google's top 3 after 16 months is a strong result for a store. Which change moved the needle most, product page content or technical fixes?
🚀 3 Main Keywords. First Page of Google!
Our client, Paige’s Swim School, is now ranking on Google’s first page for three key local searches:
🥇 Swimming Lessons in Ascot
🥇 Swimming Lessons in Ascot for Children
🥇 Swimming Lessons in Ascot for Adults
How did we achieve it? Through targeted local SEO, optimised content, improved website structure and a stronger SEO foundation.
📈 Better rankings. Greater visibility. More opportunities to get discovered.
And we're just getting started!
Your customers are searching. Are they finding you?
Great job, Nick! Local SEO can be underestimated so it's good seeing people thriving from doing it how it's supposed to be done. Looking foward on seeing your next work.