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An agency that sells search and has nothing for you to read is asking you to take its word for it. These are written for the person paying the invoice — no jargon you have to keep, and nothing you could not check yourself.

Latest posts

· 8 min read

Send Ad Traffic to a Page, Not Your Homepage

Your homepage serves everyone, so it converts nobody. Here's how message match, a single action and ruthless removal turn paid clicks into enquiries.

· 7 min read

Why Your Ads Work for a Week, Then Stop

Creative fatigue and audience saturation are different problems with different fixes. Here is how to tell which one is quietly draining your ad budget.

· 9 min read

Answer the Question That Stops the Sale

Most product pages describe the product and ignore the doubt. Here is how to find the questions Indian buyers actually ask, and where to answer them.

· 7 min read

There Is No Duplicate Content Penalty

Duplicate content is a filing problem, not a punishment. How Google consolidates near-identical pages, and what canonical tags actually do.

· 8 min read

Google Ads or Meta Ads: A Rule for Choosing

One platform catches people already looking for you. The other interrupts people who weren't. A simple test for which your business needs first.

· 7 min read

Boost or Campaign? What the Button Can't Do

The boost button is a real tool with real limits. Here is what it can and cannot target, what it can and cannot measure, and when it is the right call.

· 6 min read

What Hashtags Still Do in 2026

Hashtags no longer carry reach on their own. Here is what they still genuinely do, and a small system of three to five that is worth keeping.

· 8 min read

Write the Page for a Reader, Not a Robot

Headings, specifics and answers do double duty — they help a busy reader skim and help a search engine understand. Here is how to write both at once.

· 7 min read

The First Line of a Caption Has One Job

Most captions are never read past line one, because line one was written to sound good rather than to earn the tap. Here is what it should do instead.

· 8 min read

Who Owns Your Website? Ask Before You Sign

Your domain, hosting, code, content and analytics can each sit in someone else's account. Here is exactly what to ask for, in writing, before you pay.

· 6 min read

Ranking For Your Own Name Isn't SEO

Branded search means someone already knew you existed. How to separate demand capture from demand creation, and where your budget actually belongs.

· 6 min read

Reels When Your Business Isn't Photogenic

Three video formats that work for factories, accountants and repair firms — demonstration, explanation and proof — plus what not to pay for.

· 7 min read

Most Businesses Don't Need an App

An app costs money every month whether anyone opens it or not. Here is the honest test for when it earns that cost, and when a faster mobile site wins.

· 7 min read

Post What You Can Still Post Next October

Choose a posting rhythm you can hold for twelve months, not twelve days. Here is how to work out that number and build a schedule that survives a busy quarter.

· 6 min read

Nine Posts Hiding in Last Week's Work

You don't need news to post. You need a way to notice the work you already did. Nine repeatable formats and a capture habit that makes them easy.

· 9 min read

Core Web Vitals Without the Jargon

What LCP, INP and CLS actually measure, why your PageSpeed score disagrees with Google's own data, and the fix for each one.

· 8 min read

Three Reasons You Don't Show Up on Google

Three possible causes, and they must be checked in order: indexed, relevant, competitive. How to check each one yourself before you pay anyone.

· 8 min read

How Long SEO Takes, And What Moves The Date

Nobody can honestly give you one number. Here is what changes at each stage, what makes it faster or slower, and how to tell it is working before rankings move.

How we write

Three rules for this blog.

  • Nothing you can’t check. If we make a claim about how something works, you should be able to verify it yourself in ten minutes. Where something is genuinely uncertain — and a lot of AI search currently is — we say so.
  • Written for owners, not for other agencies. No acronym goes past without a plain-English translation, and we’d rather explain one thing properly than list ten.
  • Including what not to buy. Every post has a section on the things that get sold in this category and don’t work. Some of them are things we could happily charge you for.

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