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WHAT WE LEARN,
WRITTEN DOWN.
01
Your Traffic Went Up. Your Leads Didn’t.
The most common brief we get is not a ranking problem. It is a site ranking for the wrong half of its own market. Here is the twenty-minute version of that diagnosis, using a tool you already have open.
Read it → · SEO · 7 min
02
What An AI-Assisted Content Process Actually Looks Like
Our actual content process, all six steps of it. Which three the model does well, which one it does badly, and the two places it is kept out entirely. Roughly a third of every draft gets cut.
Read it → · AI · 5 min
03
The Technical Audit We Run Before Quoting Anyone
All ten checks, in order, with how to run each one yourself. Takes twenty minutes and costs nothing. We ran it on our own site last week and failed four of them.
Read it → · SEO · 8 min
04
Core Web Vitals On WordPress Without A Rebuild
Four fixes that account for most of the damage on a typical WordPress build, none of which require touching the theme. Plus the two cases where a rebuild really is the answer.
Read it → · Web · 5 min
05
When Not To Build A Mobile App
We build apps. We also talk people out of them about half the time. Four signs the answer is no, and the one budget line that kills most projects after launch.
Read it → · Mobile · 5 min
06
Local SEO For A Single-Location Business
Six things that move the needle when you serve one city and are competing with directories that serve all of them. Most of them are free, and the first one is not your website.
Read it → · SEO · 6 min
About these blogs

NO POSTING
SCHEDULE.

Everything here comes out of client work. When we write about a technical audit, it is the audit we actually run, and the checklist is the whole thing rather than a teaser with the useful parts held back.

There is no calendar. Posts appear when we have learned something worth the time it takes you to read it, which means some months there are several and some months there are none. We would rather that than publish weekly to prove we still exist.

Some of these argue against work we sell. That is deliberate. If a mobile app is the wrong call for you, finding that out from a blog post is cheaper for both of us than finding out four months into a build.

01 Written by the people doing the work
02 AI-assisted, human-edited, human-signed
03 No post goes up to hit a quota

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