No account-manager layer
Nobody here is employed to carry your question to the person who can answer it. That person is already on the call, and they can be wrong in front of you.
A small senior team, with no layer between you and it.
Who we are, how we are structured, and the kind of work we take on. Small senior team, no account managers, no offshore content mill.
How we are set up
The structure is the product.
Three principals do every part of the work: the audit, the demand model, the writing brief, the pull request. The people on your first call are the people in your repository six months later, because there is nobody else to hand it to.
That caps how many engagements we can run at once, and we would rather turn work away than staff one with someone you were never introduced to. It is also why we can put scope and price on a public page instead of behind a proposal.
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No offshore content mill
Pages are written by people who have worked in your category, briefed off interviews with your own engineers. AI does research and structural editing here; it does not make the argument.
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No black box
The demand model, the audit, the documentation and the code are yours as we go, not on exit. There is no proprietary plugin and no hosted layer to be locked into.
The team
Everyone you meet is someone who does the work.
Three principals. No account managers, no juniors learning on your budget, and no third party you were never told about.
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Maya Lindqvist
Principal — technical
Twelve years inside crawl logs and index-coverage reports, most of it on sites large enough that a bad canonical rule costs six figures. Writes the pull requests she recommends.
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Daniel Osei
Principal — demand
Built the demand model we still use, backwards from a client’s closed-won data after a quarter of publishing against search volume produced traffic and no pipeline.
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Wen Zhao
Principal — authority
Former trade-press editor, which is why our outreach reads like a story pitch rather than a link request. Runs every original research asset from survey design to publication.
Next step
Find out what is actually holding the site back.
Forty-five minutes, live, on your site. You leave with the single biggest constraint named and a first intervention you can run with or without us. There is no deck.