B2B SEO is not a traffic game. A thousand of the wrong visitors are worth less than ten of the right ones, and a chart that goes up and to the right means nothing if none of it becomes pipeline. The searches that matter are niche, technical and low-volume, and they are exactly the ones generic agencies ignore.
We go after demand, not vanity. Technical SEO that fixes the structural problems holding a complex site back, content that ranks for the specific problems your buyers search, and measurement tied to qualified enquiries. When something goes wrong, a migration that tanks traffic, a penalty, a spam hack, we recover it, as we did for Paradigm Life after an attack.
Sound familiar?
- You rank for industry terms that never turn into enquiries.
- A site migration or redesign quietly halved your organic traffic.
- A spam hack or penalty has tanked your rankings.
- Your SEO reports show traffic, never pipeline.
What we do for you
Technical SEO
The deep technical work complex B2B and SaaS sites need: architecture, indexation, speed and the structural fixes that let the right pages rank.
Content strategy
Content built around the specific, high-intent searches your buyers make, written to rank and to be cited in AI answers, not to pad a blog.
Site recovery
Lost traffic after a migration, penalty or hack? We diagnose the cause and recover what can be recovered, methodically, as we did after Paradigm Life's spam attack.
Measurement
Lead and enquiry tracking tied to source, so you judge SEO on qualified pipeline rather than sessions, and know which content earns revenue.
The proof
See the work →How we work
Audit
A technical and content read of the site, plus the real question: which searches would bring buyers, not just traffic.
Fix
Structural and technical problems cleared first, so the content we build can actually rank and recovery can take hold.
Build
Content for the high-intent, niche searches your buyers make, written to rank and to be cited by AI.
Measure
Enquiries tied to source and reported weekly, so SEO is judged on pipeline rather than sessions.
Asked &
answered
Do you do SaaS SEO?+
How do you measure B2B SEO when sales cycles are long?+
Can you recover a site after a penalty or hack?+
How long does B2B SEO take?+
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