SEO agency in global goal after £1 million investment
A marketing agency has unveiled plans to become “the best in the world” following a £1 million cash injection.
Peak Visibility says it aims to operate as “the global leader for businesses scaling organically with more than 500 customers”.
The ten-year blueprint comes after a retained profits-based seven-figure investment into the Glasgow operator.
Bosses say the move – which has seen the firm rebrand from its previous A1 SEO moniker – will drive growth across search engine optimisation work.
Founded as GMS Digital by Graham Grieve in 2014, the company has worked with brands including Barrhead Travel, Affordable Golf and Scottish legal firm Harper Macleod.
It employs more than 20 staff, with in excess of 100 clients stretching from the UK and Ireland to Australia, United Arab Emirates and North America.
Graham said: “When we set up, we were offering everything from SEO to social media management and web design.
“It became pretty clear we were one of many jack-of-all-trades-type digital agencies offering a wide range of services with only average knowledge in everything but search engine optimisation.
“Late in 2016, we moved all social media management, graphic design and web design over to trusted niche specialists to focus purely on SEO.
“We now have more than seven years’ experience of ranking websites in some of the world’s most competitive niches, and keep on top of the changing algorithms.”
Graham said the cash injection, allied to its Peak Visibility name switch, will “futureproof the business as it adapts to rapid technology changes”.
He said: “More and more people are going to large language models, such as ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity to discover brands and products, rather than using the more traditional search methods such as Google and Bing.
“If you have a low conversion rate, it shows to Google you have a bad user experience; Google also weights press mentions a lot more heavily.
“For us to do good SEO in 2026, we have to be excellent at providing this completely different service.”
He added: “It’s an exciting change for us.
“We have ambitious targets, but with the staff we have and the drive they possess, I’m confident we’ll get there.”
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