We know four industries cold. We'll tell you if yours isn't one.
An audit is only worth reading if it tells you something you didn't already know. That takes knowing an industry's specific failure modes — which is why we've gone deep in four rather than shallow in forty.
Your resellers are outranking you for your own product names.
You make something genuinely good, with real engineering behind it. But your buyers can't tell which model they need, your dealers capture the search traffic your brand earned, and your applications engineer spends half their week answering fitment questions that a spec sheet already covers.
ADA compliance isn't optional, and the deadline already passed.
Under the DOJ's April 2024 Title II rule, public entities must meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. Large districts and agencies had until April 2026; smaller ones have until April 2027. Web accessibility complaints against districts are filed constantly, and 'we're working on it' is not a defense. This is the discipline we came out of — it is the most detail-heavy, least forgiving web work there is, and it made us better at everything else.
Your care is excellent. Your reviews are about the front desk.
In practice after practice, the clinical work is outstanding and the online rating doesn't reflect it — because reviews aren't about the exam. They're about the wait, the billing surprise, the phone that rang out, the optical counter. Those are process problems, and process problems are fixable.
Google decides where people eat. Google barely knows you exist.
Your food is the product and it's good. But the decision gets made on a phone, in seconds, by someone comparing photos and star ratings — and the winner is whoever's listing is most complete, not whoever's kitchen is best. Search your own category on your phone and watch how fast you decide.
Working with businesses across the United States.
Almost none of this work requires anyone to be in the room, and we'd rather put the budget into the build than into airfare.
You'll notice we don't have a page for every city we'd take a client from. Those pages exist to game a search engine, they say nothing, and Google has spent a decade learning to ignore them. We'd rather earn the ranking by being genuinely useful about what you do than by being technically present in a geography.
Where you are doesn't change the work. If you'd genuinely rather meet in person, ask and we'll sort it out.
See exactly where AI would move the needle for your business.
We audit your site and send a written plan — the specific opportunities we found, what each one is worth in dollars, and what we'd build first. Free, and yours to keep either way.
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