Where the seconds go.

Speed and SEO are the same job done in the right order, make it fast, then make sure Google notices. You get a before and after report either way.

01

Website speed

Slow sites lose customers before the page loads. I find what’s dragging, images, plugins, scripts, and fix it.

02

Core Web Vitals

The numbers Google actually measures, brought into the green and kept there, on real devices, not just lab tests.

03

Caching & hosting

Caching set up properly, and hosting tuned, or moved, when the server itself is the bottleneck.

04

SEO

Technical SEO cleanup, indexing, meta tags and site structure, so the speed work actually gets seen.

One honest starting price.

Most brochure sites and lightly slow WordPress builds land close to the starting number. Bigger or badly tangled sites get a fixed quote after a look under the bonnet. All prices exclude GST.

Speed & SEO

For brochure sites or slow websites.

From $500 + GST


  • Core Web Vitals quick wins
  • Image optimisation + compression
  • Light plugin cleanup
  • Basic caching setup
  • Mobile performance improvements
  • Before / after report

Common questions

It depends what’s slowing it down, which is why the report shows numbers before and after. Most sites see load times cut by half or better, oversized images and bloated plugins are usually the culprits.

No, and be wary of anyone who says yes. What I can guarantee is the technical foundation Google rewards, a fast site, clean structure, proper indexing, and honest reporting on what changed.

Only if the server is genuinely the bottleneck, and the report will show whether it is. Sometimes the answer is better caching on the hosting you already have, sometimes it’s a move to hosting I maintain.

The tune-up is a one-off project. If you want the results maintained, updates, monitoring and small fixes, that’s what a care plan is for.

Load times, Core Web Vitals and search visibility, measured before and after, in plain English. What was slow, what I changed, and what it’s worth doing next, if anything.

Let’s make it measurably faster.

Send me your link and I’ll run the numbers, what’s slow, why, and what it would cost to fix. Free, and you keep the findings either way.