<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal" dir="ltr">I would appreciate some honest feedback on my agency&rsquo;s own site , trying to spot what i can&rsquo;t see anymore. I run a small SEO and web design agency in Bristol , UK and I&rsquo;ve been staring at our own site for so long i think i&rsquo;ve gone blind to its problems. I figured i&rsquo;d post here rather than just ask my own team since you all will probably be more objective

<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal" dir="ltr">The site is seobristolcompany co uk, it&rsquo;s a services site covering seo services bristol, web design, and digital marketing. It also has location pages for different parts of Bristol and industry pages for lawyers , dentists , tradesmen, and more. Been live for a while and ranking okay for some local terms but honestly I feel like we&rsquo;re leaving stuff on the table , especially off page

<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal" dir="ltr">I&rsquo;m not sure about the location page structure. One page per Bristol neighbourhood&hellip; is that good practice or does it read as thin to Google these days. Also our backlink profile is pretty thin outside directories and a few client related links which feels, kinda embarrassing for a site offering SEO services bristol businesses actually need. I&rsquo;m curious where people would start if building from near zero, and whether digital PR even works for a plain B2B service niche like this one

<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal" dir="ltr">Not looking for anyone to build links or pitch me anything, just want blunt honest critique from people who look at sites like this every day. Happy to share more details if useful