Website revenue recovery
A one-month diagnosis first: every cause dated and proven, with its cost, before anything on your site changes.
Blog / Category
Search & AI visibility
Technical SEO, site structure, indexation and search data, including visibility in AI answers.
Search engines reward sites that are easy to understand: clear structure, no duplicates, fast pages, and new content they can find the day it goes live. Most sites lose rankings not to competitors but to their own clutter.
We work from your real search data, months of it, not a sample. We find what Google sees, cut what drags the site down, protect the pages that earn, and make sure the content people search for exists, including visibility in AI answers.
This is for you if
- Pages that used to rank have slipped and you do not know which change caused it
- Your site has grown to thousands of pages, and most of them bring nothing
- You publish often but new pages take weeks to appear in search
Articles
Decide what success means before the test starts
One way of wording a title matches 28,413 searches a month; the other, 24. Before we test which wins, we write down how we will judge it. Why that order matters.
Auditing the pages nobody reads: category and section pages
Section pages hold a site together, and they are rarely reviewed. We audited 300 of them: 4,575 findings, 255 rewritten, 81 cut to half their length.
Put the offer where the product is
A new affiliate site led with the market’s biggest topics, but its partner sold something narrower. We researched the partner in a day and rebuilt the home page the next. Why matching offer and page matters more than traffic.
On Google the same day: how new articles get found fast
An article that went live at 09:18 was seen 547 times in search that day. New pages averaged position 4.8 within 13 days. What made the difference.
Less site, more traffic: why we cut 85% of the pages
15,587 pages brought one visit between them in 25 days. Why a smaller site can earn more, and how to cut without losing anything you might need back.
The clean-up job that was deleting page-one articles
An automated clean-up removed articles two days after publishing, including 670 ranking on Google’s first page. How we found it, and the audit we now run on every site.
10% of searches bring half the visits
We sorted 431,227 searches by intent to buy. A small slice brought about half the visits. Why intent, not volume, should decide what you write and fix first.
How we date a traffic drop to within four days
“Traffic fell” is not a diagnosis. How we line up search data, releases and server logs until every step of a decline has a date and a cause.
Related work
From a traffic collapse to a measurable affiliate business, in 10 weeks
Affiliate website · client details withheld
The site had lost about 90% of its Google traffic. We proved why, cut it to what earns, rebuilt it, and tied every affiliate click to the page that earned it.
Affiliate & publishing
From an idea to a live affiliate site in three weeks, and it updates itself
Content and affiliate website · client details withheld
A US content site that earns from partner links: researched, built and launched in three weeks, with every partner click tracked from day 3, rules checked on every page, and fresh data and content published automatically every day.
Affiliate & publishing
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