They built a name on design-led coworking and private offices across Spitalfields, Holland Park and Lisbon.
But in a market ruled by billion-pound operators like WeWork, the people searching for a London workspace were finding everyone else.
They came to us with weak SEO, hundreds of technical issues and barely a keyword to their name.
Second Home had the space, the brand and a waiting list of members who loved it.
What it did not have was a website Google could read properly. Under a beautiful front end sat hundreds of technical issues and very little that actually ranked.
This is one of the most competitive workspace markets in the world, up against WeWork and operators with budgets in the billions.
So the people quietly searching for a desk or an office in London were landing on competitors instead.
We started with the plumbing.
We crawled the whole site and cleared the hundreds of technical issues quietly holding every page back.
Then we made sure Google could reach, read and rank the pages that mattered.
Then we rebuilt the core pages around what people were really typing in.
We optimised what was already there, worked out the terms Second Home was missing, and put them in front of the people searching.
There was real demand Second Home had no page for.
We mapped the gaps and wrote the pages people were actually searching for.
Then we tightened the navigation and internal linking so visibility carried right across the site.
Rankings only matter when they turn into business, and Second Home has felt this one downstream.
Organic clicks are up 79% year on year, close to double the visitors landing on the site and booking tours.
Venue hire has felt it too. The team have reported enquiry volume running somewhere between two and three times the year before.
Second Home came to us with a beautiful brand and almost no presence in search. They now show up where it counts: