You show up for plenty of things. None of them bring in buyers.
Show up when someone is ready to buy what you sell — not when they are just browsing.
The kind of searches we go after
Illustrative examples, not client data. Notice these are not the busiest searches — they are the ones people run when they are close to buying.
Get found for the searches that end in a sale.
The searches that win work are almost never the busiest ones. We find them in your recorded sales calls, then build everything around them.
- We find your buying searches in real sales calls
- We fix the dozen things blocking you, not 200
- Pages for people ready to buy come first
- The page they find is the page that wins them
Being the one they find, and the one they call.
- 01Listen to your sales calls (weeks 1–2)
Your sales calls, your won deals, and a conversation with your two best salespeople. That is where the real searches come from.
You get: A priority list of 60–120 searches worth being found for. - 02Find what is holding you back (weeks 2–3)
We check the site for whatever is stopping Google, or a buyer, getting through. Only the things that matter.
You get: A one-page list: fix, rewrite, build, or delete. - 03Build the pages that win work (weeks 3–8)
Comparison pages, alternatives pages, pricing guides — what someone reads right before choosing a supplier.
You get: Eight to twelve new pages live. - 04Rewrite what you already have (weeks 6–10)
Your best twenty pages get rewritten so the people already landing on them actually get in touch.
You get: Twenty refreshed pages, each with a clear next step. - 05Keep it going, monthly
Four to six new pages a month, upkeep, and research worth quoting. Each quarter we drop what is not paying off.
You get: A monthly one-pager tied to enquiries and closed work.

