More clients from search.
We find where you lose the search to someone else, on Google and in AI answers, and close the gap.
Illustration. The competitors shown are invented, not real businesses.
Built and run in production for
A medical company, a hair-transplant practice on Harley Street and a men's health brand. The same shape of work each time: a considered enquiry worth real money, a subject where a wrong sentence is a real problem, and a named person who approves every page before it goes live.
They compare three names. Are you one of them?
Who would you recommend for [what you do] near me?
Try it yourself in ChatGPT, or run a free Search Snapshot.
You decide what goes on your website
every page, every timeNothing goes live without your approval
Every page is published only after a named person at your business has approved it, by hand, in writing. That is the only way anything reaches your site.
You own everything we build
Your domain, your content, your analytics. If you stop working with us you keep all of it, and nothing is held back to make leaving difficult.
Your private data never touches it
The engine works on public website content. It has no access to customer records, files, or anything behind your login, and it does not need any.
Two ways to start
The check tells you whether there is a problem. The audit tells you what it is and what it will take.
Free Visibility Check
No charge 15 minutes, on a call
Before the call we look at your website. We come with one specific thing we found on it, about your business, that you can check yourself while we are talking.
Search Visibility Audit
£450 comes off the Program in full
The written work. You keep the report whether or not you go any further, and the fee comes off the Program if you do.
- Where you rank for the terms that bring in enquiries
- How that compares against competitors we name
- What is technically holding the site back
- Where the content gaps are, service by service
- A snapshot of how AI assistants answer questions about what you do
- The fixes we would make, in the order we would make them
What it costs
published, in poundsSearch Visibility Audit
£450 comes off the Program if you go further
Where you rank, which pages are too thin to compete, how fast the site is, and what the AI assistants say about you. A written report and a 30-minute call.
Book the Audit →Search Growth Program
£1,350 per month, no setup fee, three-month minimum
More of the right enquiries from people searching for what you do, on Google and in AI assistants. We close the gap between you and whoever is taking them today.
The details: what arrives each month, and the terms
We find the searches that turn into customers
Built from your own Search Console data, not guesswork. You see how many of those searches you answer today, and how many the competitor you named answers.
We close those gaps, most valuable first
Some months new pages, some months rewriting pages you have, which is often where the quickest wins are. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
We make sure Google and the AI assistants can read your site properly
The structured information saying who you are and what you offer, the speed of the site, faults fixed as we find them, and your details consistent across the directories the assistants read.
You see exactly what it is doing
A one-page report, a tracked check of what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI say about businesses like yours, and a 30-minute call every fortnight with the person doing the work.
- £1,350 a month, invoiced in pounds by GiantKan Ltd, our UK VAT-registered company. No setup fee and no build fee.
- Three-month minimum, then cancel any time.
- One business per line of work in each city. If we take you on, we do not take your direct competitor down the road.
- The £450 Search Visibility Audit comes off the total if you had one first.
What it is not
- Not paid ads. Nothing here is a media budget.
- Not a promise of rankings by a date. Search takes months, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you something else.
- Not a content mill. More articles is not the goal.
