SEO audits
A focused review of what is holding the site back, ordered by commercial impact rather than issue count.
SEO consultant
Consultancy is for teams that need direction rather than another pair of hands on every task. Corespark diagnoses what is blocking visibility and enquiries, then sets a sequence of work you can run internally or with a retained partner.
Advisory, not a duplicate agency page
If you need ongoing implementation, use the SEO agency page. This page is for strategy, auditing and independent advice.
Businesses that already have marketing resource, developers or a site owner who can act. Typical needs: an independent audit, help diagnosing a ranking or traffic drop, keyword strategy, content architecture, migration advice, or a measurement framework that sales will trust.
A focused review of what is holding the site back, ordered by commercial impact rather than issue count.
Indexation, canonicals, crawl traps, JavaScript rendering and other issues that hide pages from Google.
Which demand is worth competing for, and which queries are a distraction.
How service, location and supporting pages should relate so the site can grow without duplication.
URL mapping, redirects and risk control when a rebuild or CMS change is coming.
Whether current pages match what searchers mean, not only what the title tag repeats.
A sequence the team can follow. First the blockers, then the opportunities.
Which conversions count, how Search Console and GA4 should be read together, and what not to celebrate.
Clarity on the problems, a written order of work, and enough context that an internal marketer or developer can execute. Consultancy is not a substitute for implementation unless you later retain us for that work.
When you already have people who can implement, but you need an independent view of priorities, technical issues, keyword strategy or a migration. Consultancy is about diagnosis and direction, not replacing your team.
A practical assessment of crawlability, indexation, search intent coverage, content architecture and measurement. The output is a prioritised roadmap, not a 90-page document nobody acts on.
Yes. Migrations are a common way to lose organic visibility if URLs, redirects, canonicals and content mapping are handled poorly. Advice here is about protecting search equity while the site changes.
Describe the site, the team you already have and the decision you need to make. We will tell you whether an audit, a workshop or retained SEO is the better fit.