Sector Pages for Clients
A page for each sector and kind of hire you want more of, written for the hiring managers who sign your terms.
For recruitment agencies
We do SEO for recruitment agencies that want more hiring managers calling them, not only more applications. We build pages for the sectors and roles you place, make your jobs readable by Google, and track every client enquiry and application to the page it came from. Packages start at £1,500 a month plus VAT.
In numbers
A large, crowded industry, where most of the value is in temporary and contract work.
£40.6bn
added to the UK economy in 2024
The recruitment industry’s contribution, according to the REC.
1.6%
of UK Gross Value Added
Recruitment’s share of the whole economy in 2024 (REC).
872,000
temporary or contract workers
On assignment on any given day in 2024 (REC).
76.7%
of the industry’s value
Came from temporary and contract placements (REC).
Sources: REC, UK Recruitment Industry Status Report 2024/25, published 8 December 2025; StatCounter, United Kingdom, October 2026.
Our view
Look at most recruitment websites and you will find a job board, a CV upload and a page about the team. That attracts applicants. It does little for the people who pay your fees: the hiring manager searching for a recruiter in their sector, or the operations director who needs forty temps by Monday.
So we build both sides. Client pages for each sector and kind of hire you want more of, written for the people who sign terms of business. Candidate pages and job listings that Google can read and show in its job results. And tracking that separates the two, so the weekly report shows client enquiries apart from applications.
What we do
Six pieces of work across both sides of your market.
A page for each sector and kind of hire you want more of, written for the hiring managers who sign your terms.
Pages for the roles and towns you place in most, so candidates and clients searching for them find you.
Job listings marked up so Google can show them in its job results, and closed jobs handled so they do not leave dead pages behind.
Salary and hiring guides for your sectors, the pages that hiring managers bookmark and AI answers quote.
Client enquiries and applications tracked apart, so you know which pages bring fees and which bring CVs.
Google Business Profiles for each office and a routine for asking placed candidates and clients for reviews.
Two audiences
The same website has to win both. They search very differently.
How it starts
Client pages first, because they bring the fees.
We agree the sectors and hires you want more of, and map how clients and candidates search for them.
Client enquiries and applications are tracked apart, and your job listings are made readable by Google.
Sector pages for your priority markets go live, with your consultants’ knowledge in them.
Role and location pages, salary guides and office profiles follow, linked to the sector pages.
Is it for you
A plain test before you book a review.
You focus on a few sectors, and clients look for a recruiter who knows theirs.
Each office can rank in its own town for both clients and candidates.
Clients needing staff quickly search, and the agency they find first often gets the order.
If all your work comes from one framework or retained client, new search traffic will not change much.
Prices
The same packages as on our home page, all month to month.
For agencies getting few client enquiries from Google. Tracking, job markup and the first sector pages.
For agencies already winning some searches. Role, location and salary guide pages, plus links from your sectors.
For agencies with many offices, brands or a large job board. Shaped around your growth plan and priced to match.
All prices are plus VAT. Agencies with many offices or brands can ask for a Bespoke quote; a one-off SEO audit costs £600.
Questions
Yes, on both sides. Hiring managers search for recruiters in their sector and town, and candidates search for jobs by title and salary. Agencies with a clear page for each sector they serve, and jobs Google can read, are found by both.
Ours costs £1,500 a month to start and £2,200 a month to scale, both plus VAT and month to month. Agencies with many offices or brands can ask for a Bespoke quote, and a one-off audit costs £600.
Google shows job listings from sites that describe each job with structured data: the title, salary, location and closing date. We check your job board or software provides it, fix what is missing, and make sure filled jobs are removed cleanly.
Clients first, because they pay the fees and their searches are fewer and easier to win. Candidate pages and job listings follow, and the tracking keeps the two apart so you can see which side each page serves.
Yes. Each office gets its own Google Business Profile and a page on your site for its town and the sectors it covers, with its address, phone number and consultants kept the same everywhere they appear.
They do. A salary guide for a sector answers questions hiring managers and candidates search for every month, earns links from industry sites and gives AI answers a source to quote. We keep each guide dated and update it when your data changes.
Usually, yes. Many recruitment platforms let you control titles, descriptions and job markup. We review what your provider allows, fix what we can directly and give you a short list of requests for anything only they can change.
The first sector pages usually go live within the first month. Narrow searches, such as a sector plus a town, tend to bring visitors in months two and three, and client enquiries follow. Broad searches like “recruitment agency” take much longer.
Every week we report client enquiries and applications separately, beside rankings and visits, page by page. You can see which sectors and towns bring fees, and which bring CVs.
Yes. We work with recruitment agencies across the UK, by video call and email. Our home page explains how we work as an SEO company in Reading.
Key facts
Also useful
For firms with a sales team: buyer-type pages and enquiries tracked into the CRM.
For marketing and web agencies who want to sell SEO under their own name.
Our packages, how we report and what we commit to in the first month.
Tell us the sectors and roles you want more of, and the towns you place in. We will come back with the searches your future clients make and what winning them would take.