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Notes on the work itself.

Short pieces about method: how I decide what goes into an audit, what I re-check every month, and where paid traffic quietly leaks after the click.

No client names and no borrowed statistics — just the reasoning I use, written plainly enough to argue with.

Your Landing Page Is Costing You More Than Your Bids

Google Ads

Most accounts I look at are not losing money in the auction. They are losing it in the twelve seconds after the click.

27 September 2026

Technical SEO Is Not a One-Off Project

Technical SEO

Most technical problems are not introduced by an SEO. They are introduced by a deploy, a plugin update, or a new template. That is why the check has to repeat.

27 September 2026

Most SEO Audits Are Too Long to Act On

SEO

A 90-page audit is a document. A list of eight things to fix this month is a plan. Here is how I decide what actually goes in an audit.

27 September 2026

Want this kind of thinking applied to your site?

Tell me what you sell and where you are stuck. I will look at the site, the Search Console data and the competition, then say plainly what I would do first and what I would leave alone.

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