About Anil Sharma | Freelance SEO Consultant | Chosen Agency
What I believe

SEO isn't a cost at the back
of the business. It's the front door.

Every day, people search for exactly what you sell. When they can't find you, they don't wait. They buy from whoever they could find, and nothing tells you it happened.

I've watched businesses do this brilliantly and badly, and the difference is never talent. It's whether they treat being findable as an afterthought or as the investment it is. Being found puts you in the room at the moment the buying decision happens.

The work

Three problems
I've helped solve.

Global financial services

The problem

People landed on the site and left without finding what they came for. Many didn't realise what they could access.

What changed

User testing and a full SEO audit showed where people got lost. The site started working the way customers think.

Housing & development

The problem

Thousands searching for homes and local areas, and the pages that should have answered them weren't ranking.

What changed

Content hubs around the gaps and rebuilt location pages around the questions buyers actually ask. The right people landed on the right pages.

Private healthcare

The problem

Patients have started asking AI before Google. A practice invisible in those answers doesn't exist to the people choosing one.

What changed

The AI and GEO strategy that puts a practice into AI answers. Visibility where the next generation of patients looks.

Who I do it for

Small businesses, founders
and scale-ups.

The businesses without an agency floor or an in-house search team. You're brilliant at what you do, and invisible to the people searching for it. My job is to make you known and noticed online, so you win the business that's already out there looking for you, and compete with companies far bigger than you.

I bring the methods the big names pay for, in plain English, with the evidence to show it's working. You get a score, a fix list, and you watch the line move. No jargon, no open meters, no taking my word for it.