A specialist SEO practice for escort businesses
CompanionRanker does one thing: search engine optimisation for UK escort agencies, independent escorts and escort directories. We are a new practice, so this page does not have client logos or reviews. It tells you instead how we work, what we will not do, and who is behind the site.
Why focus on escort SEO only
Escort businesses are badly served by search marketing. Most general agencies will not take the work. Many of the ones that do sell the same things: page one within a few weeks, bundles of links from adult networks, and advice written for plumbers and online shops.
The problems on escort sites are specific. Profile pages that come and go. Age gates that hide everything from search engines. SafeSearch filtering. Working names that have to be searchable without exposing the person behind them. Directories with more filter URLs than live listings. Each of these has a right answer, and most of them are written down somewhere in Google's own documentation. Our work is applying that carefully to one kind of business.
Clients fall into three groups, and each group has a page of its own: escort agencies, independent escorts and directories and listing sites.
How we work
Four habits that shape every engagement, whatever the size of the site.
Research before opinions
Every recommendation starts from your own crawl, Search Console data and, for larger sites, server logs. Where Google has published guidance on a problem, we follow it and say so.
One change at a time
Large sites change one pattern at a time, so we can see what each change did. It is slower in the first weeks and much safer over a year.
Everything written down
Fixes come as tickets with an example and a test, so your developer can act on them and you can check they were done.
Reports you can read
A monthly report that says which searches moved, why we think they moved, and what happens next. No dashboards full of numbers nobody uses.
Why there are no reviews or logos here
Most agency websites lead with client logos, star ratings and case studies with names attached. We do not, for two reasons.
The first is that we are new. We would rather say that plainly than borrow credibility we have not earned. The second is that our clients value their privacy, and publishing who they are would be a poor way to show that we protect it.
What we offer instead is transparency you can check. Our prices are published, including the month-to-month price behind every discount. Our guides show how we think about the problems. And every engagement starts with an audit, so you see the quality of the work before committing to anything.
What we will not do
These are fixed, whatever a client asks and whatever they are willing to pay.
- Buy links from adult link networks or private blog networks
- Write fake reviews, testimonials or case studies
- Build pages for cities a client does not work in
- Promise a ranking position by a date
- Work with any business where we have concerns about coercion, exploitation or anyone under 18
- Advise on how an escort business is structured legally
About us, briefly
Further questions are welcome by email or through the enquiry form.
Why are there no client reviews or case studies?
We are a new practice, and the clients we work for value their privacy. We will not invent reviews, and we will not publish real clients without written permission. Instead we show our prices, our methods and a free first audit, so you can judge the work before paying for it.
Do you work outside Great Britain?
Not at the moment. We work with businesses in England, Scotland and Wales, and we do not take work in Northern Ireland, where paying for sex is a criminal offence.
Can I talk to someone before asking for an audit?
Yes. Use the contact form or email us, and use a working name if you prefer. We will answer questions before you share anything about your site.