Get in Touch

The form below goes directly to ND Media LTD and is the quickest way to start, whether you want to book the £400 AI Visibility Sprint or ask a question first about the retainer. If you would rather call or email directly, ring 07305 523333 or send your enquiry to hello@seo-cambridge.uk with your company name, website, and a short description of what you are trying to achieve.

The enquiry is read personally, the same day where possible, not triaged by a junior team member or routed through an automated qualification sequence. A reply follows within one to two working days, confirming whether the £400 AI Visibility Sprint is the right starting point, or whether a short call first would be more useful, along with any clarifying questions needed to scope the work properly.

Nothing is booked or charged automatically from the enquiry itself. The form and email address exist to start a conversation, not to trigger a payment, and the specifics of the Sprint or retainer are confirmed in writing before any work or invoice follows.

Yes. Coverage extends across Cambridge and Cambridgeshire as a whole, including surrounding towns and villages, since delivery is remote rather than tied to a specific part of the city. What matters for scoping the work is your company stage and buyer base, not which part of Cambridgeshire your registered office sits in.

Yes: 07305 523333, the direct ND Media LTD business line, answered by the person who does the work rather than a call centre. The form and email above reach the same place, so use whichever is quickest for you.

ND Media LTD is registered in Reading, company number 10784524, and works with Cambridge clients remotely rather than from a local office. The full registered address is listed on the about page.

Say so in the message, that is a normal way to open the conversation. As a rough guide: if you want a quick, factual answer on whether Google and AI assistants already describe your company correctly, start with the AI Visibility Sprint. If your priority is footfall and near-me visibility rather than category or investor searches, the local SEO page is the more direct fit. If you are still weighing up whether any of this is worth the spend, the market report is a useful, no-obligation read first.

Say so plainly in the enquiry, it changes nothing about whether this is worth a conversation and it saves time on both sides. Many enquiries come from companies that already have some SEO activity in place but have never specifically checked their AI citation status, which is exactly what the Sprint is designed to surface without requiring anyone to end an existing relationship first. Some companies run the Sprint as an independent second opinion alongside an existing provider, and that is a perfectly normal use of it.

For the Sprint, typically within a few working days of the enquiry being confirmed, since it does not require an onboarding process beyond agreeing scope and getting access to the relevant analytics or content management accounts. For the retainer, the first month usually starts once the technical audit from an initial Sprint, or an equivalent starting review, has been completed, so the ongoing work begins from a documented baseline rather than a guess.

Get in touch regardless. The method described across this site, the technical audit, the AI citation check, the category-driven content approach, applies to any company whose buyer base behaves similarly, whether that is a Cambridge Biomedical Campus tenant or a deep-tech company based a little further out in Cambridgeshire. The relevant question in scoping any enquiry is always who your buyers are and how they search, not the exact postcode on your registered office.

No. There is no outsourced call centre, no lead-routing platform, and no third party reviewing enquiries before they are read. Whatever is submitted through the form or sent by email goes directly to the person who will actually do the work, which is a deliberate part of how this practice operates at its current scale.