What we keep finding when we look inside Google Ads accounts, websites and brand systems. Specific numbers, named patterns, no thought-leadership fluff.
'Source files included' is one of those phrases that gets dropped into proposals and never explained. Here's what it should mean, what it usually means, and what we hand over at the end of a project — the actual list, not a slogan.
After auditing dozens of UK Google Ads accounts, the same seven leaks come up again and again. Specific patterns, what they look like in your data, and how to plug them — with or without an agency.
Most 'AI SEO' guides recycle 2010s tactics with new vocabulary. This is what actually moves the dial in 2026 — split into things you control on your site, things that happen off your site, and how to measure what's working.
What separates a B2B or SaaS website that generates leads from one that just looks nice — clarity, proof, a single clear next step, and speed.
Core Web Vitals in plain English — why a slow website quietly costs you customers and rankings, the three metrics that matter, and what to demand from a studio.
A practical way to tell whether your website needs a light refresh, a full rebrand, or a complete rebuild — and how to protect your SEO when you change it.
Performance Max is excellent at one thing: claiming credit for clicks other channels would have got anyway. Here's how to spot it, prove it, and reclaim those conversions for the campaigns that actually earned them — without breaking the rest of the account.
Three studios will quote the same site three different ways. What actually drives the cost of a website, the “standard” extras that often are not included, and how to choose a studio rather than the cheapest quote.
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