Embryo
Manchester multi-channel agency selling SEO, GEO/AEO, digital PR and paid media to UK mid-market brands. Founded 2015, 51 to 200 staff.
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Case studies
Named, public, with a stated result. An unnamed client story does not count.
Founders
- Senior Business Development Manager at Creare Group
What they do
- Services
- GEO · AEO · SEO · Technical SEO · Local SEO · Content SEO · Link building · Digital PR · CRO · AI visibility tracking
- Industries
- Ecommerce · Real estate · SaaS · B2B services · Legal
- Regions served
- UK
- Monthly budget
- $5k-$15k/mo
- Team size
- 51-200
- Founded
- 2015
- Address
- 2nd Floor, 127 Portland St, Manchester, M1 4PZ
- Pricing
- On request
About
Embryo is a Manchester agency founded in 2015 by Ross Green, who still runs it as CEO. It sells a broad mix: SEO with technical, local and content work, digital PR, PPC, paid social, CRO, analytics, web design and brand strategy. Generative engine optimization sits under a GEO/AEO service that bundles AI visibility audits, entity and structured data work, content written for AI answers and tracking across several AI platforms. The agency has grown by acquisition, buying Making You Content, Novaro and the Manchester creative shop Serotonin between 2025 and 2026, and LinkedIn lists it in the 51 to 200 employee band.
The record has substance on results. Named case studies with figures cover Green Pantry, Native Communities, Voicescape and HSS Hire, and the agency has won a UK Search Award in 2023 and a UK Paid Media Award in 2025. Several case studies give percentage gains without stating the period they were measured over, so the size of those gains is hard to judge. The Voicescape result is revenue growth over a five-year relationship, which reflects more than marketing alone.
What is missing: there is no public pricing; Clutch lists a minimum project of $5,000 and an hourly rate of $100 to $149, but the profile has no reviews, and no G2 or verified Google rating was found. GEO is a recent addition to a broad menu, and none of the published case studies measures AI search visibility. Buyers who want a pure search specialist should weigh that against the range of channels on offer.
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