Review and advise
Technical reviews, SEO audits, and clear recommendations on what should change and why.
Unccub Technologies
I help businesses improve websites, products, and technical delivery, whether that means an SEO review, targeted improvements, or a full rebuild.
The work can start with a review, an optimisation pass, or a full implementation. The point is to improve the result, not just produce recommendations.
Technical reviews, SEO audits, and clear recommendations on what should change and why.
Improvements to performance, UX, technical SEO, and overall delivery quality without rebuilding everything.
Hands-on implementation for business websites, product work, and projects that need real delivery rather than only advice.
Projects
A quick view of recent project work, with dedicated pages that explain the thinking, implementation, and outcomes in more detail.
Project
2026
Multi-site SEO infrastructure across a growing property portfolio, covering crawlability, sitemap planning, indexation, metadata structure, internal linking, and location-intent alignment for London and Newcastle assets.
Project
2026
Brand direction, product-focused website design, frontend implementation, and a scalable content structure for a London-based social tennis platform.
The full projects page is where I break down the problem, the approach, and the delivery without padding it out.
Browse all projectsSome work starts with a review. Some starts with a clear problem and needs implementation straight away. The common thread is practical, senior technical work that improves the end result.
Process
The goal is to understand the problem properly, identify the right changes, and get the work shipped without unnecessary overhead.
01
I look at the current site, setup, or technical problem and work out what is actually getting in the way.
02
I identify the highest-value changes, whether that is SEO, performance, UX, implementation quality, or a larger rebuild.
03
Where needed, I make the changes directly or lead the work through to delivery.
Contact expectations
A short email is enough. A bit of context upfront makes it easier to work out whether the next step is advice, implementation, or a larger piece of work.
Best way to contact me
Reply time
Within 1 business day
What to include
Your current site or setup, the problem, the goal, and any timeline that matters.
What happens next
I review the message, reply by email, and suggest the most sensible next step.
If you already know what needs doing or need help figuring that out first, send over some context and we can take it from there.