AI Systems
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Pipeline in, visibility up, guesswork out.
The commercial side of the practice: B2B contact data and lead supply, the social publishing and analytics tooling that keeps a content team moving, and technical SEO work — including domain analysis that explains why a site is being outranked instead of guessing at it.
This is the commercial half of the practice, and it began as our first business in 2019 — so it is the oldest thing we do, not an add-on.
On data: verified B2B contacts filtered to a real ideal-customer profile, enriched, and delivered into the CRM stage they belong in rather than a spreadsheet nobody opens. Volume is the easy part; the work is in the filtering and the verification.
On search: technical SEO and domain analysis that produces a reason, not a score. When a site loses ground we look at what actually changed — crawl and indexation, site architecture, page performance, the backlink profile and its decay, and what the domains now outranking you are doing differently. You get the cause and a ranked list of fixes, so you can judge whether each one is worth the effort.
On social: the tooling that keeps a content team moving — scheduling and publishing across networks, AI-assisted drafting held behind human approval, and analytics that roll up to a number a director can act on.
Rankings slipped and nobody can say precisely why
Your list is large, unverified, and quietly damaging deliverability
Publishing is three people copying captions between apps
Analytics exist but no decision has ever been made from them
Models pointed at one job, with a number attached.
Detail →The hops a machine should be making, made by a machine.
Detail →The interface and the engine, built by the same team.
Detail →AI that works without your data leaving the building.
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