Company
The people and purpose behind Semantec SEO.
We are a Semantic SEO agency for businesses and agency partners. Kevin Maguire founded Semantec SEO and handles project enquiries, support and privacy questions.
A clear role for the agency.
Semantec SEO helps organisations decide what their website should cover, how its pages relate and what each page needs to explain. Our work can include analysis, topical maps, writing instructions, new content, revisions, internal links and website changes.
A project can address one defined problem or combine related parts. The proposal sets the work, required inputs, responsibilities, fees and timing before it starts. The agency serves businesses and agency partners across English speaking markets.
Kevin Maguire is your contact.
Kevin Maguire is the founder and Semantic SEO consultant behind Semantec SEO. He handles the sales, support and privacy addresses so enquiries reach a named person.
For a new project, explain what the website offers, who it serves and the decision you need help making. For current work, include the project name and relevant page. Keep passwords, access codes and secret keys out of email.
Use the contact page for guidance on what to send. Kevin’s role does not replace the specialist review a legal, medical or financial subject may need.
Projects start with a defined question.
You may need to decide which pages belong on a site, repair overlapping content, make a service clearer or prepare a whole content programme. Those are different starting points, with different inputs.
We agree the project around the decision and the useful output. A topical map is a plan for page coverage and relationships. A draft is content for review. A website release is a separate action that needs the agreed access and authority.
Project pricing explains how scope shapes the fee. A website audit can help when priorities are unclear.
Our website has two jobs.
The service pages explain work you can commission from the agency. The learning library explains Semantic SEO concepts and practical choices you can study independently. Reading the learning material does not require a project enquiry.
The two areas connect where that helps a reader: an explanation can lead to a relevant service, while a service page can point to an explanation of its method. Each page should make its own purpose clear.
Start with the Semantic SEO learning library for foundations, or topical map services for commissioned planning.
The same identity across public material.
Use the name Semantec SEO when referring to the agency. Identify Kevin Maguire separately when attributing a statement or describing his role. An organisation’s service description and a person’s experience are different kinds of information.
For a logo, quotation, interview, partner description or press enquiry, contact us with the intended use. Do not infer an endorsement, accreditation or client relationship from an illustration, an example or a link.
Our brand information and press information provide the relevant routes. Ask Kevin to confirm material before a new public use.
Policies explain the working boundaries.
Commercial scope belongs in the proposal and the applicable terms. Privacy information explains how personal information is handled. Editorial policies explain how claims and sources should be checked. These subjects need their own clear pages.
None of them turns a service description into a promise of a search position, traffic level, sale or AI citation. External platforms make their own decisions, and a project must be judged against its agreed work and suitable measurements.
Read legal information, the Privacy Policy and the claims policy.
Choose the right address.
Send new project and commercial questions to sales@semantecseo.com. Send questions about current work or website problems to support@semantecseo.com. Send personal information and privacy rights questions to privacy@semantecseo.com.
Kevin Maguire handles all three. Include enough context to identify the issue, such as a website address, page link or project name. Avoid attachments containing unrelated personal information.
If you are unsure where to start, describe the question in plain language. We can identify the relevant next step from there.
