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Search, AI search, paid media and conversion: how to win clicks and AI mentions without paying twice.
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Why has my website traffic dropped? Check in this order
A traffic drop usually starts in the data, seasonal demand, a release on your own site, a Google update, a site move or an AI answer above you.
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SEO blueprint: what goes in one, and how we built ours
An SEO blueprint decides which searches to win, which page answers each one, what happens to your old URLs and how you will measure the result.
Website not generating leads? Four tests to find the cause
When a website is not generating leads, the cause is almost always one of four problems: enquiries that never arrive, slow replies, the wrong visitors or a…
Digital marketing audit: 25 checks before you raise your budget
A digital marketing audit should tell you whether to raise your budget, not just list problems.
Website not converting? What to fix first and what to test
Before testing anything, reconcile your tracking and find the step where visitors leave. Then answer the questions that stop careful buyers there.
Peak season eCommerce: the change-freeze checklist, and who owns each item
A store survives peak season when structural work lands in the quiet months, non-essential changes stop before the rush, and each remaining risk has a named…
B2B content strategy: mapping content to pipeline stages, from a SaaS engagement
A B2B content strategy that builds pipeline: map content types to each buying stage, judge each page on the next step, and see the SaaS engagement behind it.
eCommerce revenue leak audit: nine checks, worked on two stores we built
Nine places a growing eCommerce store quietly loses revenue that more acquisition spend will never fix, from product pages and speed to checkout friction.
When should you spend less on PPC? What our team checks before raising a budget
More budget stops paying when a campaign has already bought the good auctions, and you can only see that point if each market and product runs in its own…
The keyword that’s costing you money: how to find rankings that never pay
Find the keyword that's costing you money: join Search Console and conversions by landing page, label intent, then keep, split or retire. See the method.
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- Why has my website traffic dropped? Check in this order
- SEO blueprint: what goes in one, and how we built ours
- Website not generating leads? Four tests to find the cause
- Digital marketing audit: 25 checks before you raise your budget
- Website not converting? What to fix first and what to test
- Peak season eCommerce: the change-freeze checklist, and who owns each item
- B2B content strategy: mapping content to pipeline stages, from a SaaS engagement
- eCommerce revenue leak audit: nine checks, worked on two stores we built
- When should you spend less on PPC? What our team checks before raising a budget
- The keyword that’s costing you money: how to find rankings that never pay
- SEO on Amazon or your own store: what changes in the plan, and which to do first
- Healthcare marketing compliance reviews: how to plan a campaign around the approval chain
- Why a SaaS SEO roadmap differs from an eCommerce one: the pages to build first
- What should an SEO audit cover, and how should its fix list be ranked?
- Before you scale ad spend: the checks that join up ads, CRO and analytics
- Brand consistency across channels: why structure comes before the style guide
- 13 actionable tips to increase organic traffic, starting with pages you already have
- How to remove bad reviews from Google: what you can report, and how to answer the rest
- Five search trends we checked against our own Search Console, and how to check yours
- How to rank higher on Google Maps: the 11-step profile checklist, with no rank promises
- Paid search for a Shopify store: the account structure we run and why
- Keyword research tools: the workflow we run, and which tool answers which question
What the marketing posts cover
These posts cover search, paid ads, content, email and turning visits into sales, written by the people who run that work. They explain the choices behind the tactics. Which channel should get your next pound? When should a campaign spend less? Why does one SEO plan fail on Amazon, a SaaS site and a Shopify store?
Read them as working notes from people who do the job, not a list of trends. When a post recommends something, it says what that depends on and when it would be wrong. When the honest answer is that it depends on your market, the post names what it depends on. Then you can work it out for your own business.
If a post describes a problem you already have, the service pages below explain how we plan that work and what working with us looks like.
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