Miad Ghazi · SEO consultancy for Irish businesses
Is your website attracting the right customers in Ireland? I help you find out where search visibility or enquiries are being lost, decide what to fix first and put that plan to work.
Work directly with me on technical SEO, content, e-commerce and AI search visibility. The starting point is your offer, your customers and the pages that need to reach them.
Based in Milan, Italy. Serving businesses in Ireland remotely; no Irish office.
Focused support
My SEO consultancy starts with the problem on your site: an indexing issue, a product category that is hard to find or service pages that bring the wrong enquiries. I review your website, the search results relevant to your customers in Ireland and what your team can implement before recommending a project.
I check crawling, indexing, rendering, internal links and site architecture. You receive a prioritised list of issues, the evidence behind them, and guidance for implementation. Migration support can be included when needed.
Explore technical SEO auditsKeyword research and intent mapping help decide which pages to improve, create or consolidate. For e-commerce, that can mean category pages, product information and the links connecting them—not simply publishing more blog posts.
Explore content marketing servicesI review language and country targeting, URL structure, hreflang and how content serves each audience. If you sell from Ireland into the UK or other markets, we assess demand and page requirements separately. Shared language does not make two markets interchangeable.
Explore international SEOGEO work reviews how your business is described, which sources appear for relevant questions, and where your pages need clearer information or stronger evidence. Observations are kept separate from traffic and leads.
Explore GEO consultingSEO and GEO share the same foundations. Useful content, accessible pages and accurate business information come first. Google does not require special AI markup, and no consultant can guarantee a citation. Read Google’s guidance on AI search features.
For a shop, professional practice or service-area business, local SEO services connect the Google Business Profile, location pages and contact journey. For an online store, we can review category and product-page needs within the agreed consulting scope.
A business that takes appointments in one area needs a different search journey from a retailer delivering across Ireland. For a local service, I review the real service area, relevant Google Business Profile information and the route to a booking or enquiry. I do not recommend pages for towns where the business has nothing specific to offer.
For an e-commerce or B2B website, we start with the products, applications and buying questions customers search for. Irish search results and country-level Search Console data, where available, help us decide which categories or service pages deserve attention. Delivery coverage, product availability and other commercial details come from your team; I do not assume they are the same as in the UK.
Selected experience
One shows a reported increase in organic clicks. The other shows the scale of a site I worked on. They should not be read as the same kind of result.
+480%
Reported growth in organic search clicks
During my June 2023–January 2024 engagement, I worked on technical SEO, content and local search priorities. The project also included Google Ads management, which is separate from the organic click result.
Eight-month engagement. Metric source: Google Search Console. The engagement dates describe the work period, not a specified before-and-after reporting window.
700,000+
Monthly search clicks on a site I worked on
My work included technical audits, migration support, hreflang and coordination of content across markets. A large site needs careful prioritization: a template or indexing change can affect many pages at once.
Metric source: Google Search Console. This is a historical measure of site scale—not growth attributed to me, unique visitors or a current monthly average.
Historical project figures are not forecasts. Outcomes depend on the site, market, implementation and other factors. These are SEO examples, not evidence of GEO results.
From findings to action
You should be able to understand what I recommend, why it matters and what happens next. For a business targeting Ireland, the work can be a focused audit, a defined project or ongoing SEO support. We agree which market and pages the work covers before starting.
We discuss your site, audience, target markets and the decision you need help with. We agree on access, scope and deliverables before work begins.
I compare technical findings, relevant Irish search results and existing performance. The plan explains why each action matters and which dependencies come first.
I can support implementation or work with your developers and content team. Responsibility for each change is agreed; an audit alone does not include every fix.
We verify the work and review the agreed indicators. Where data is available, we review Irish search queries and landing pages alongside qualified enquiries or orders. Deployment checks and changes in search performance remain separate, with tracking limitations made clear.
Depending on scope: documented findings, a prioritised roadmap, page-level recommendations or briefs, and a verification plan. Deliverables and responsibilities are written into the proposal.
The quote reflects site size, markets, complexity and implementation support. We agree on the work and fee before starting. Ongoing support is an option, not a requirement for every project.
Focused audit: investigate a defined problem and hand over findings. Implementation support: work through agreed changes with your team and check the release. Ongoing consulting: review new priorities and available performance data at an agreed frequency. The proposal records which of these you are commissioning.
Your point of contact
I’m a freelance SEO consultant based in Milan. I offer remote SEO consultancy to businesses in Ireland, working directly with owners, marketing teams and developers. My work brings together technical SEO, content strategy and data analysis.
I’ve worked on local service websites and larger multi-region projects, including sports betting. Those experiences call for different priorities: the approach has to fit the business and the site.
I use Search Console, analytics and crawl data to investigate problems. Where it helps, I use Python, R or SQL to work through larger datasets. The tools support the decisions; they aren’t the deliverable.
More about my backgroundYou discuss findings and priorities with the person doing the work.
We agree on meeting times that suit your team in Ireland, shared documents and who approves each change. Calls and project work are online. In-person meetings are available in Milan by appointment; I do not have an office in Ireland.
If a task needs development, specialist language review or another discipline, we identify that before committing to delivery.
Before we begin
Yes. I offer remote SEO support in English from Milan, Italy. We agree on the Irish customers you want to reach, the website work required and how to collaborate with your team. You deal directly with me by video call and shared documents. I do not have an Irish office or present overseas project results as Irish case studies.
An audit is useful when you need to understand a technical problem or decide what to prioritise. Ongoing support makes sense when changes need to be implemented, reviewed and refined over time. If you already have an audit, I can review it before proposing another one.
There is no reliable deadline for rankings or leads. Implementation can be checked promptly, but search performance may take weeks or months to change. Competition, site history, the work required and your team’s capacity all matter. We agree on delivery dates without treating them as ranking deadlines.
Both arrangements are possible. I can provide an audit and plan for your team, or include implementation support within an agreed scope. Before work begins, we decide who handles content, development, approvals and checks.
The fee depends on the site, target markets and work required—not simply the number of keywords. A technical investigation, a set of content briefs and ongoing implementation support are different scopes. After the initial conversation, the proposal sets out deliverables, responsibilities, fee and timing before you commit. The first conversation is free; it is not a full free SEO audit.
Yes. We assess the Irish and UK audiences separately: search demand, landing pages, availability and the information customers need before ordering or enquiring. Separate regional URLs are useful only when the offering and content justify them. Where an international project is needed, we agree the market research, technical checks and content responsibilities as part of the scope.
No. Search engines and AI systems choose what to show, and their results change. I can investigate issues, improve relevant pages and track agreed signals, but I do not promise a ranking position, AI citation or level of revenue.
Your website address, the countries you serve and the main problem or goal. If you have an existing audit or a particular page in mind, mention it. We can arrange any access later—please do not send passwords through the contact form.
Your website. A clear next step.
Tell me about your business, the customers you want to reach in Ireland and where the website is falling short. We’ll discuss whether a focused review or a wider SEO project is the right starting point.
The initial conversation is free. Audits and implementation are quoted separately.
