On page SEO involves optimising your site structure and the content on your website to appear as high as possible in search engine rankings. There are 3 main ways that I can optimise your site through on page SEO: 1) Copywriting Having good copy on your page is the the most important aspect of on page SEO. For a business site, it is best practice to have individual pages for services and locations, as well as dedicated "about", "contact" and "client reviews" pages. Each page needs to have unique content on it, and this content needs to be comprehensive and well written. The individual pages should also target certain keywords. These keywords are targetted by being used in your web copy. The content also needs to sell your products or services effectively. I am happy to plan and write your website's content from scratch, or rewrite existing content for you. This includes keyword research. I am happy to be as collaborative or as independent as you would like when doing this. 2) Internal linking An internal link refers to a link from one page on your website to another page on that site. Having internal links on your site is important for SEO for two reasons: 1) It helps to spread the ranking power of external backlinks across your website and 2) It helps users to navigate your website more easily. I will crawl your site and look for opportunities to insert internal links. I will do this strategically with the purpose of making your website as user friendly as possible. 3) Page Title, Permalink and Meta-description Optimisation Both your page title and meta-tag are very important to your SEO. Page title refers to the H1 Tag that usually appears at the top of your page. Google sees this as a big indicator of what your webpage is about. It therefore needs to contain your page's most important keyword. Permalinks refer to the URL of your page. Your permalink should be short, and should contain your most important keyword. Meta-description is what displays from your in the Google search engine result. This needs to be written in a way which attracts clicks onto your page from Google.