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Search

Typical engagement

Retained, 9-month minimum

Being found by the people who were going to buy something.

Technical foundations, editorial depth and digital PR, aimed at commercial queries rather than traffic for its own sake.

Labelled drawers of a card catalogue: an index, in worn wood

What you get

  • Technical and rendering audit
  • Information architecture and internal linking
  • Commercial keyword and intent map
  • Editorial calendar and briefs
  • Digital PR and original research
  • Answer-engine visibility tracking

Search has stopped rewarding volume. Answer engines summarise the shallow material and send nothing back, which means the pages worth owning are the ones a summary cannot replace: original data, real expertise, and anything that requires a decision.

Foundations

Crawl, render, index. We audit how your site is actually built — not how the CMS claims it is — fix the templates rather than the pages, and get the internal link graph pointing at the things you sell. On large catalogues this alone is usually the biggest win.

Depth over breadth

We would rather publish thirty pages that could not have been written by anyone else than three hundred that could. That means involving your practitioners, running your own numbers, and accepting a slower publishing cadence.

Earning the links

Digital PR a journalist would actually run: original research, data you already hold, and a point of view. No guest-post networks, no reciprocal schemes, nothing we would be uncomfortable explaining.