A consulting setup built for teams that need senior SEO depth without agency sprawl.

I take on a limited number of projects so the work stays sharp. The right fit is usually a team with real upside, a meaningful constraint, and a willingness to fix the system properly.

—Engagement Models

Three ways I usually work with teams.

01 · One-time

Focused audit

Best for diagnosis and prioritization

A technical or strategic review that identifies the real constraints, clarifies priorities, and gives the team an implementation-ready roadmap.

Technical analysis
Priority-ranked roadmap
Clear action framing
Review call

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02 · Defined scope

Project engagement

Best for implementation-heavy work

A project model for teams that need deeper involvement across technical SEO, automation, or international expansion work.

Roadmap execution support
Automation or monitoring workflows
Cross-functional collaboration
Progress check-ins

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03 · Ongoing

Embedded consulting

Best for teams needing senior SEO depth

An ongoing consulting arrangement for teams that want a strategic SEO operator plugged into planning, execution, and review cycles.

Monthly strategic guidance
Ongoing technical oversight
Async team collaboration
Reporting and iteration

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—Good Fit

The clients I tend to be most useful for.

01Growth-stage SaaS teamsTeams that have traction but need a stronger organic growth architecture before scaling content or product-led acquisition.

02E-commerce brands reducing ad dependencyBrands that need stronger technical foundations, information architecture, and sustainable non-paid acquisition.

03In-house teams with process dragTeams that know what needs to happen but are losing time to reporting, QA, and repeated manual work.

04Agencies needing specialist depthAgencies that want stronger technical SEO judgment or automation support without building the capability in-house immediately.

What helps before reaching out

It helps if you can describe the current challenge in concrete terms.

Examples: stalled organic growth, technical SEO debt, messy reporting, international rollout complexity, or repeated manual work that should be automated.

What happens next

I review the context, respond directly, and tell you honestly whether I think I can help.

If the fit is right, we define the scope clearly before any work starts.

Ready when the problem is real enough to solve properly.

I would rather do fewer projects well than overload the pipeline. If your situation is a strong fit, I will tell you exactly how I would approach it.

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