Engineering-grade technical SEO, editor-led content, link building you'd defend out loud. Six operators. No account managers between you and the work.
You paid $8k. You got a 90-page PDF with screenshots of Screaming Frog. None of it shipped. Your eng team didn't read it. You don't blame them.
Twenty links a quarter on sites you'd never read. DR 60 but topical relevance zero. The June update came and half of them stopped passing equity. The agency went quiet.
Looker Studio with traffic up and to the right. No narrative. No forecast. No admission that GA4 stopped seeing half your conversions. A CFO can't sign off on that.
Buyers ask three questions: can you audit us, can you build links we won't be embarrassed by, and can you run the whole thing? Those are the three things we sell. The other services live one click in.
A 40–60 page technical and content audit, prioritised by revenue impact. Your engineers can ticket the fixes the same week.
Editor-led digital PR placements on real publications. Named outlets in the proposal. No PBNs, no Fiverr, no DR-shopping.
The full engagement: strategy, technical work, content, and links — run by named operators, not coordinated by an account manager.
Everything on this strip is verifiable. Anything we couldn't back with a screenshot or a written client confirmation didn't make the page.
Since 2022 · across audit, link, and retainer work
We don't auto-renew. They renew because the work compounds.
Editorial + crowd · no PBNs, no link farms
Average length 47 pages · turnaround 14 days
We don't do four-week discovery. The audit is the discovery. You leave the scoping call with a written scope of work — not a slide deck.
One call. We pull your SERPs, your stack, your goals. You leave with a written scope of work — not a slide deck — within 48 hours.
Two weeks. Technical, content, link profile, competitive gap. We name what's broken, what it costs to leave broken, and who fixes it.
Information architecture, internal linking, schema, and the on-page changes that move rankings before any new content ships.
Content, code, and links — produced in-house. We hand back artefacts, not recommendations. You see the work, not a Trello board.
Months 3–12: refresh winners, retire losers, defend the SERPs you've taken. Monthly note that survives a CFO meeting.
Stape and Paybis are clients who let us use their names — most of the others are NDA-protected and we walk through dashboards on the call. Numbers signed off before publish.
Sixteen-month engagement: rebuilt a sprawling docs-and-blog estate around the queries DTC marketers actually search for. Comparison pages, integration pages with named partners, and a technical migration to a new docs subdomain that didn't lose a single ranking.
Multi-market expansion in EU + LatAm. Country pages built with native-language editors per geo, hreflang fixed for the first time in three years, source-tagged outbound for clean attribution. Sign-ups from organic up 3.4× over twelve months.
GBP management at scale, location-page architecture rebuild, review-velocity programme. Twelve markets that had never seen the pack are now anchored there. NDA in place — we walk through the dashboards on call.
The playbook bends for the vertical. We say no to dropshipping, arbitrage commerce, and anything we're going to be a bad partner for. The ones below — these we ship every week.
Shopify, BigCommerce, headless setups. Category and PDP work, faceted nav cleanup, programmatic done responsibly.
Series A–C marketing leaders. Comparison-page SERPs, integrations content, MQL-quality over volume.
Single locations and 500-site chains. GBP at scale, location-page IA, review-velocity work.
Long sales-cycle SEO. Intent-data overlap, thought-leadership ranking, the slow compounding kind of work.
No listicles. No SEO-thoughts threads. The blog publishes when we've actually learned something on a current engagement.
No proposal generator. No 30-minute discovery deck. You send a URL and the keyword you care about; we send back a written read of your situation and the three things we'd ship in the first 60 days.
We reply within one business day. EU / GMT — US-friendly hours twice a week.