Turn your website into an asset that produces qualified leads and revenue every month, not a rankings report.
A keyword list generated by a tool looks sensible but misses the searches your buyers actually make. So we start with your goals, your best market, why people choose you, and what counts as a qualified lead.
Each of these exists to resolve the 5 core reasons why an SEO campaign fails. Technical, on a 150-point checklist, finished in month one. Local, if you have a service area. Competitors, including their offers. Conversion Rate Optimization. And AI Visibility, across all four primary models.
You should know what you are buying before you buy it. You get every page we will make, the order we will make them in, and expected qualified leads and revenue at three, six, nine, and twelve months, which then becomes the number you hold us to.
A plan defended for twelve months is a plan that stopped listening. Three page types do the work: service and location pages convert, comparison pages rank for “best” and shape what AI recommends, and metrics pieces earn the backlinks that make everything else rankable.
We are also direct about what does not matter: technical SEO gets you to baseline and no further, so it is finished in month one rather than stretched across six to look like progress. What moves a campaign is content built for the intent behind a transactional keyword, sequenced so that the fastest-win terms land first and you break even before we chase the expensive terms. Google and AI search are the only things we do, and you see the expected lead and revenue numbers before you pay us for a single page.
Four campaigns, each measured in the client’s own analytics or CRM rather than a rankings tool.
Plenty of tracked conversions, but most were not qualified leads. Lead qualification and closed-revenue attribution across every channel surfaced $210,675 in closed revenue against $6,501 in cost in a single month, from 465 leads.
Read the case study →Metrics-based content established topical authority first, then location pages captured the demand, producing $49,308 in monthly organic revenue against a $2,750 monthly retainer.
Read the case study →Strong traffic, but fewer than one in ten visits became a call or form fill. Rebuilding the highest-traffic pages around booking intent took leads from 1,725 to 2,802 a month on flat traffic.
Read the case study →A medical SEO strategy built around the specific procedures reached 100-plus leads a month within about eight months, and funded two new locations and three additional providers.
Read the case study →All five audits and the twelve-month plan, delivered before you pay for content
Five senior people on your account, each with five to ten years in search behind them
The same strategist every cycle, and a dedicated writer assigned to you
Three layers of review and a 50-point checklist on every page
Conversion fixes and developer time, returned in six to seven business hours on average
Reporting on the leads you count as real, with targets at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months
Most agencies go straight at the biggest keywords, which are also the slowest, and we run the order the other way. A keyword winnable in three months instead of nine goes first even at lower volume, because breaking even is what earns the room for the big swings later.
You can hold the #1 position and still watch people read the page and leave. It happens when the page does not answer what they came to find out, or when it is not clear what to do next. We look at how your current pages convert visitors before writing new pages.
They typed in what you sell, read what you had to say about it, and then got in touch. Nobody interrupted them to do it. That is why these people answer the phone when you call, and why your sales team spends less time convincing them they need it.
Turn the ads off on a Friday and the leads stop that Friday. A page you paid for once keeps bringing people in next year and the year after, and it does not get more expensive when more competitors show up. That is the difference between renting your leads and owning where they come from.
A range published on a page would be a guess, so we quote on the first call after looking at your market and your site.
First consistent qualified leads typically arrive in months two to three, break-even in months four to six, and the largest sustained gains between months six and twelve. We benchmark expected results at three, six, nine, and twelve months, which gives you a reason to fire us if we miss.
In almost every case we audit, either the keyword list was borrowed from a template or the rankings landed on a site that could not convert them. Those are the first and third things we audit, before any content is written.
We cannot tell you before we look, and anyone who gives you a number first is making it up. It depends on search volume in your category, how competitive your market is, and what your site converts at today. You will have the number before you pay us for content.
No. Two weeks’ notice and no term. Every page we write is on your domain under your account, so if you leave, the library keeps producing rather than switching off. That is the difference between owning an asset and renting access to one.
It changed shape rather than died. Ranking is now the gate into the candidate set an AI assembles, and getting selected out of that set is a separate problem needing third-party proof. That is why we run SEO and GEO as one campaign.
This is not for you if you want the cheapest option, or if we already work with your direct competitor. When two clients’ keyword interests overlap meaningfully, we decline the second rather than target the same term twice.
We will go through what we think you could realistically rank for, how long it would take, and what we would expect it to produce. You will see live examples from campaigns we are running now, so you can judge what we are doing rather than only what we have done. If we do not think we can help you, we will tell you.
Book a demo →See exactly how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity answer when a buyer asks them to recommend a company like yours. 40 to 50 real queries, four models, three runs each, walked through with you in 20 minutes.
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