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marketing run by people who can change the code

search, content, and campaigns without the handoff. when the fix is technical we do it ourselves: schema, speed, a broken tracking script, a landing page that needs rebuilding.

what we run

a short list done properly beats a long list done for the report.

  • technical seo & site speed
  • keyword & intent research
  • ai search visibility (geo)
  • content strategy & writing
  • landing pages & cro
  • local seo & map listings
  • analytics & conversion tracking
  • email & lifecycle campaigns
  • paid search setup
  • monthly reporting in plain english
search results being analysed
an analytics dashboard
the part most agencies skip

showing up inside AI answers

a growing share of buyers ask chatgpt, gemini, or perplexity before they ever open google. those answers are assembled from sources, and you can work on being one of them on purpose. it's called generative engine optimisation, and it isn't the same job as seo.

  • track how often you're named for the prompts your buyers actually type
  • see which competitors get cited instead, and from which sources
  • fix the structural reasons you're invisible: schema, crawlability, thin pages
  • build the source material these systems reach for: comparisons, specifics, real numbers
  • report it monthly against named competitors instead of vanity metrics
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why the code access matters

most marketing retainers stall in the same place. the agency writes the recommendation, then it waits in a developer queue for six weeks. we don't have that queue.

the usual way

an audit, then a waiting list

you get a 40-page pdf of findings. your developer gets a ticket. the ticket ages. next month's report explains why the numbers didn't move, and recommends the same fixes again.

our way

find it, fix it, ship it

we find the slow template, the missing schema, the tracking that stopped firing in march, and we fix it that week, because we have the repository open already. the report tells you what we changed.

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what the first month looks like

week 1
audit and baseline.technical seo crawl, analytics sanity check, ai-visibility baseline against three named competitors. you get the current truth, however ugly.
week 2
fix the foundations.speed, indexing, schema, broken tracking, missing pages. the unglamorous work that makes everything after it count.
week 3
build the first assets.the two or three pages that answer what your buyers are searching for, written with specifics instead of filler.
week 4
measure and decide.one page of numbers you can read without us in the room, plus what we'd do next and what we'd stop doing.
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marketing questions

Q:how long before we see results?▸
technical fixes and tracking show up immediately. content and search rankings take 3–6 months to compound, and anyone promising faster is selling you something. we report monthly so you can see movement before results.
Q:do we have to sign a twelve-month contract?▸
no. it's month to month. long lock-ins exist to protect the agency, not you. if the work is worth it you'll keep paying for it, and if it isn't you should be able to stop.
Q:what is geo, exactly?▸
generative engine optimisation: making sure ai assistants name you when someone asks a question you should own. the mechanics differ from seo. it rewards clear, specific, well-structured source material and being cited elsewhere far more than it rewards keyword density.
Q:can you do marketing for a site you didn't build?▸
yes. we'll need enough access to make changes: the cms, the repository, or a developer who can ship what we send. if none of those exist, fixing that is usually step one.
Q:do you write the content or do we?▸
either. we write it and you approve, or you draft from an outline we give you and we edit. for technical or regulated industries we usually interview someone on your team first, because the specifics are what make it work.
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