Services · SEO & AI search
Be the answer,
not the tenth link.
We work on both places people now look: the ranked results, and the answer the engines write above them.
Two jobs now. Be inside the answer, and hold the ranked page under it.
One department
Cut from the same pattern as the other doors.
Strategy decides. The channels execute. The builds underneath make all of it measurable, so nothing is a separate invoice from a separate agency.
How search looks now
Ten blue links stopped being the whole page.
This is what your customer actually sees on a search that matters, and what each part of it means for you.
What we do about it
Read it, fix it, write it, then keep the tape on it.
The same four jobs run every month. The first one is the audit, and you can ask for it before you commit to anything.
Proof
One we built from a standing start.
From 0 to a fly-fishing magazine that grows every month
SEO strategy, site structure, and a WordPress build with custom plugins, from nothing to a site that earns its readers every month.
The other kind of proof. For Books2Door we wrote a sixty-page strategy, handed it over, and their own team ran it for eighteen months and tripled organic traffic. Work that leaves with the client still counts.
Questions
The ones worth asking before you hire anyone.
No, and neither can anyone else. What we commit to is the audit up front, the work running every month, and a weekly read of what moved, from your own accounts, so you can judge us on the record rather than on a promise.
Two things. We work the answer engines as well as Google, because that is where a growing share of questions now end. And the reporting is wired into one place with the rest of your marketing, so search is measured next to the ads and the site instead of in its own slide deck.
No. The audit stands on its own, and plenty of people read it alongside whatever they have running. If it says your current setup is fine, that is what it will say.
The person who replies to you. There is no account layer here: the strategist writing the plan is the one in your accounts, and the designer and paid media lead work on the same engagements.
No. Briefs, drafts and edits go through a person, every time. We use tooling for the grunt work of research and checking, then write the thing ourselves, because a page that reads like everyone else's is the fastest way to be ignored by readers and engines alike.