We work with clients across England and Scotland, remotely and well. Each city page is written from that city's own economy: which of our sectors cluster there, how its buyers search, and what the AI answers currently look like. No office-address theatre, no place name dropped into a template.
How we work with clients anywhere in the UK
One consultancy with thirty years of marketing behind it. The person you brief is the person doing the work, there is no account layer, and the honest position on location is that the work is remote with on-site days when an engagement genuinely needs them. Renting a serviced office to place a pin on a map would help our local rankings and tell you nothing true, so we do not.
What we do
- AI search visibility. Getting named when somebody asks ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI for a recommendation. Our GEO guide sets out the mechanics and our free crawler checker shows whether the assistants can read your site at all.
- Search, organic and paid. The technical and content foundations that AI visibility rests on, plus campaigns tuned to a local market's economics rather than national averages.
- Email and automation. The systems that turn one-off buyers into a client base, built around how your business already runs.
We work with businesses in any industry. The sectors on the industries page are the ones with published research behind them; if yours is not among them the approach is the same, and we will still tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
England
- London — the UK's deepest and most fragmented market
- Manchester — the north's biggest and most competitive market
- Birmingham — the UK's largest regional economy
- Leeds — the north's professional services capital
- Liverpool — one of the UK's strongest beauty and aesthetics markets
- Newcastle upon Tyne — the North East's commercial centre
- Sheffield — a practical, price-aware market built on making things
- Bristol — the South West's independent-minded capital
- Nottingham — a life-sciences city with a wide healthcare catchment
- Leicester — one of England's most diverse business cities
- Coventry — an engineering city inside the Midlands trades belt
- Bradford — a young, entrepreneurial and under-marketed city
- Hull — a proud, energy-led port economy
- Stoke-on-Trent — six practical towns with winnable search markets
- Derby — the UK's advanced engineering capital
- Southampton — a port city with a wealthy county catchment
- Portsmouth — a dense island city with fierce local loyalty
- Brighton — a digital-native, marketing-literate coastal economy
- Bournemouth — a finance and retirement economy on the south coast
- Reading — the M4 corridor's corporate heart
- Oxford — an evidence-first university economy
- Cambridge — Europe's life-sciences capital
- Milton Keynes — the UK's fastest-built city
- Norwich — an insurance city with a loyal county market
- Ipswich — a quietly prosperous, under-marketed county capital
- Exeter — Devon's professional and healthcare hub
- Plymouth — a naval city serving two counties
- York — a compact, affluent heritage economy
Scotland
- Glasgow — Scotland's commercial engine
- Edinburgh — the UK's second financial centre
- Aberdeen — Europe's energy capital in transition
- Dundee — Scotland's design and games city
- Inverness — the Highlands' commercial capital
- Stirling — Scotland's crossroads, quietly affluent
- Perth — the professional centre of rural wealth
- Falkirk — the industrial heart between the cities
- Livingston — West Lothian's new-town commercial centre
- Paisley — Renfrewshire's proud, overlooked centre
- Ayr — the commercial centre of Scotland's golf coast
- Dunfermline — Scotland's newest and fastest-growing city
Not listed? The list marks where we have done the local research, not a boundary. Ask us about anywhere in the UK.