Sales and content pages
We choose the pages most likely to bring customers, then write, design and publish them.
Each month we build, improve and promote the pages most likely to bring customers. Results decide what we do next.
This works best for businesses with a live website, customer demand and a team ready to use what we build.
We choose the pages most likely to bring customers, then write, design and publish them.
When one good idea can serve many searches, we build it carefully at scale.
We connect related pages so people and search engines can find the right next step.
We look for publications and existing pages where your business can add something genuinely useful.
We track both visibility and useful actions, so more traffic is not the only goal.
We make the business, products and expertise easier for search and AI tools to understand and reference.
The Terminal keeps research, priorities, work in progress, releases and results in one place.
For ClickAnalytic we rebuilt the multilingual website, moved the platform, improved search pages and tools, and continued monthly growth work.
The latest complete 28-day Search Console period delivered 50% more clicks per day than the pre-project baseline. Raw counts remain private.
Read the ClickAnalytic client story →Weekly work keeps projects moving. Monthly and quarterly reviews change priorities when the results or market change.
Review ranking changes, website issues, releases, tests and anything blocking the team.
Review what went live, what changed and where the next month of work should go.
Review customer demand, competitors and priorities so the plan changes when the market does.
We record where AI helped, who checked the work and who approved what went live.
Software helps us review more searches, pages, competitors and issues than a manual process can cover.
The senior person responsible for search, content, design, development or analytics checks the important decisions.
One named lead remains responsible for the plan, priorities and releases.
The research, decisions and releases stay visible instead of disappearing into calls and chats.
After the first three months, continued work is agreed from results, not renewed automatically.
Paid media, paid datasets, third-party software, PR or editorial placement budgets and development outside the agreed growth backlog are separate.
One team for priorities, production and measurement.