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Dialekt Agency

SEO, Leeds

SEO for Leeds businesses that are fed up of paying for graphs.

Sam HardcastleRob Holroyd

Sam and RobDialekt, Leeds

We're Sam and Rob, a small Leeds studio. Rob looks after the technical and search side, and we point it all at the thing that matters: enquiries from the right people, in the places you actually work.

Read the report.

  • What the SEO report saysImpressions are up this month.

    What you actually wantedThe phone to ring a bit more.

  • What the SEO report saysNow ranking for 1,400 keywords.

    What you actually wantedRanking for the handful that bring in work.

  • What the SEO report saysDomain authority has improved.

    What you actually wantedThe right people finding you, in the part of town you want to work.

Paying for SEO. Nothing to show for it.

A lot of the businesses we talk to have paid for SEO before. Monthly fee, a report full of graphs, and a phone that rings about as often as it did before.

Most of SEO is doing the basics properly.

Pages that load quickly and tell Google clearly what they're about. A Google Business Profile that's filled in and kept alive. Service pages for the work you want more of, in the areas you want to work. Then steady content on top, measured against enquiries rather than numbers that look nice in a report.

What we do

Technical fixes

Speed, page titles, redirects, broken links, sitemaps and Search Console. The stuff that quietly holds a site back.

  • Technical SEO
  • Site speed
  • Search Console

Local SEO

Your Google Business Profile set up properly, reviews coming in and answered, and pages for the towns and suburbs you want work from.

  • Google Business Profile
  • Local pages
  • Reviews

Content that earns its keep

Service pages and articles that answer what your customers are actually searching for, written like a person rather than a keyword list.

  • Service pages
  • Articles
  • Landing pages

Reporting that makes sense

What changed, why, and what's next. Pointed at enquiries and sales, not a green arrow on a dashboard.

  • Analytics
  • Monthly review

The honest bit.

Nobody can guarantee you the top spot on Google. Anyone who does is guessing, or selling something.

SEO usually takes three to six months to show properly, longer if your market's crowded. It's rolling monthly with no lock-in, but give it six months before you judge it.

How it works

  1. 1

    Talk

    A short call. You tell us what you do and what the website isn't doing. We tell you straight whether we're the right people for it.

  2. 2

    Dig

    Free. We look at your website, Google and socials the way a stranger would, then send you a straight report on what's working and what isn't. No pitch, no quote.

  3. 3

    Map

    We turn what we found into a plan: what the site needs to say, which pages it needs, and in what order. You sign it off before anything gets built.

  4. 4

    Build

    We write it, design it and build it. You see it come together and sign off each stage.

  5. 5

    Grow

    Launch isn't the finish line. We watch how people actually use the site and keep improving it.

  6. 6

    Flourish

    Once it's settled, we step back every so often and look at the bigger picture: what's changed, what's next, and what to sharpen.

The free Dig

Find out how your business looks to a stranger.

Send us your website or your Instagram. We'll tell you straight what's working and what isn't. Free, with no pitch and no quote on the end.

Get your free Dig

Get found.

Want to know what's holding the site back?

Send us the website and tell us the work you want more of. We'll have a look and tell you what we'd fix first, even if the answer is that you don't need us.

Technical fixes can help within weeks. Proper SEO usually takes three to six months to show, longer in competitive markets. Anyone promising faster than that on organic search is selling you something.

It depends on how much needs doing and how competitive your market is. It's a rolling monthly arrangement, and you'll get a proper quote after we've had a look at the site.

No. We'll do a proper look first, because sometimes the honest answer is that the site itself is holding things back, and that needs sorting before SEO spend makes sense.

For a local business, often more than the website. It's what shows up on the map, and it's where people read your reviews before they ring.

Not necessarily. Ads work when the numbers stack up. If SEO and a better website will get you further for the same money, we'll say so.

Analytics set up properly, and a regular review that says what changed and why. Traffic matters, but enquiries and sales matter more, so that's what we point at.