Not showing up on Google? Let's find out why - and fix it

The most common reasons are: the site hasn't been indexed yet (Google doesn't know it exists), something is accidentally blocking Google (a stray "noindex" tag or robots.txt rule), the site is brand new and hasn't earned visibility, the content is too thin to rank, or it is indexed but ranking too low to find. Occasionally there's a manual penalty. Each has a clear fix. The first step is a quick check of whether you're indexed at all - search "site:yourdomain.com" - and from there we can pinpoint and fix the specific cause.

Make sure Google can find and index it: connect Google Search Console, submit your sitemap, and check nothing is blocking crawlers. New sites can take a few days to a few weeks to appear. Once indexed, showing up for useful searches (not just your business name) takes proper SEO - the right structure, content that matches what people search, and some authority. We handle the technical side to get you indexed quickly, then the SEO side to get you ranking for the terms that actually bring enquiries.

That's normal for a site that's indexed but hasn't built authority or content around what buyers search for. Ranking for your name is easy; ranking for "what you do, near me" is the competitive part, and it needs deliberate SEO - keyword-targeted pages, technical foundations and authority. It's a good sign, though: it means Google can see you. The next step is building out the content and signals that get you found by people who don't already know your name. That's exactly what our SEO work does.