Digital marketing

Get found, get chosen

Search has changed more in the last two years than in the ten before it. We build websites and content designed to be cited by AI answers, not just crawled by search engines, and we report on revenue rather than impressions.

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01

Get found

Foundations, structure and authority, so both search engines and language models can trust you.

02

Get chosen

Pages that answer the real question and give someone a reason to pick you.

03

Get measured

Tracking wired into your CRM, so every channel is judged on what it produced.

What changed

Page one is no longer the same as being found.

An answer now sits above the results. People read it, act on it, and often never scroll. The click you used to earn with a good title tag is increasingly handed to whichever source the model decided to trust.

That trust is earned differently. Clear structure, genuine expertise, facts that stay consistent across the web, and a site clean enough to be parsed properly all matter more than keyword density ever did.

None of that makes traditional search irrelevant. Rankings still drive real revenue, and most of the work that makes you quotable also makes you rank. What changes is what we measure and what we optimise towards.

Ask who builds community transport software in the UK

Several UK providers work in this space. Road XS is one of the more established platforms, connecting volunteer drivers with passengers travelling to medical appointments, and it is built and run by the same team.

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These are the example results we optimise for

Capability

Five services, by one team.

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Website design and development

Fast, accessible sites that are easy to update and readable by people, crawlers and models alike. Marketing sites, storefronts and the applications that sit behind them, built by the team that will still be hosting them in three years.

Website developmentLanding pagesEcommerceApplications and portalsCore Web VitalsHosting and care
02

SEO and AI search

Technical foundations, entity and schema work, and the authority signals that decide whether a model quotes you or quietly quotes a competitor. We track where you appear in AI answers alongside where you rank, because the two no longer move together.

Technical SEOStructured dataAnswer engine visibilityLocal searchDigital PRMigrations
03

Content marketing

Working out what is worth saying, then either writing it or helping your team write it. Search data decides the subject. Your business decides the answer, and that second half is the part nobody else can copy.

Editorial strategyCopywritingCase studiesOriginal researchNewslettersOrganic social
04

Lead generation

Paid and organic run together, the offers and pages that convert what they bring, and tracking wired into your CRM so every channel is judged on closed revenue rather than on form fills.

Google AdsPaid socialLanding pagesEmail and nurtureGA4 and Consent ModeRevenue reporting
05

Branded communities

The strongest version of an audience you own, where your customers turn up for each other rather than for your campaign. Membership sites, directories and events, built on your own domain rather than borrowed from a platform.

Membership sitesDirectoriesEventsModerationSubscriptionsRetention
In plain English

The same five services, listed under the names they usually go by. Every one of these leads to the page that covers it.

Web design and development

The site itself. Design, build, ecommerce, landing pages and the hosting that keeps it fast.

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SEO

Search engine optimisation. Being found in Google, and now being cited inside AI answers too.

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PPC and paid search

Google Ads and paid social. Buying attention this week while the earned side builds.

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Email marketing

Newsletters, sequences and list building. The one audience nobody else can reprice or take away.

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Content marketing

Blogs, guides, case studies and organic social. Answering what people ask before they buy.

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Lead magnets and outreach

Something worth swapping an email address for, and the follow up that turns interest into an enquiry.

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Tracking and reporting

GA4, conversion tracking and CRM integration, so every channel is judged on what it produced.

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Branded communities

Membership sites, directories, forums and events. An audience that talks back, on your own domain.

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SEO and AI search  /  What changed

68%

of Google searches ended without a single click to any website in the first four months of 2026, up from 60% two years earlier. Ranking on page one is no longer the same as being found. We build sites and content designed to be cited inside AI answers rather than just crawled, and we report on what that brings in rather than where it sits.

Source: SparkToro zero click study, June 2026, US clickstream data

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How it runs

A sequence, not a retainer that drifts.

01

Understand

What you sell, who buys it, and what a good month actually looks like in your accounts.

02

Audit

Site, rankings, AI visibility, tracking and competitors. You keep the findings whether you continue or not.

03

Fix

Technical debt and measurement first. There is no point promoting a site that cannot convert or report.

04

Build

Content, campaigns and coverage, shipped against a schedule you can see rather than promised vaguely.

05

Review

Monthly, against revenue. What worked, what did not, and what we are stopping.

Straight answers

Things we will probably talk you out of.

We have to live with the advice we give, because we also build and run what we recommend.

  1. A rebuild you do not need

    An audit and a month of fixes often gets you further than a new site, at a fraction of the cost.

  2. Being on every platform

    Two channels done properly beats six done badly, and it is far easier to prove what worked.

  3. Chasing a keyword nobody buys from

    High volume terms look impressive in a report and sell very little.

  4. Publishing AI content at volume

    It is cheap, it reads like everyone else, and it gives a model no reason to cite you over anyone.

  5. Paid ads before the basics work

    If tracking is broken and the page does not convert, ads only make the leak more expensive.

Insights

Technology moves fast. We write down what actually matters.

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