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We operate under full confidentiality on every engagement. The cases below are illustrative of our methodologies and results — presented with anonymized client details and published only where clients have agreed. We do not use client names, industries, or specific outcomes without permission.
Case Study · SERM
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A professional services firm had a three-year-old critical article appearing in positions 2–4 on Google for their company name. The article had been shared and referenced across multiple platforms, compounding its visibility. Potential clients were referencing it during introductory calls, and the firm estimated the impact on new business over 18 months was measurable and significant.
APPROACH & OUTCOME
We mapped the full search landscape, identified 14 high-authority content assets that could displace the negative article, and developed a six-month content and digital PR campaign. Within four months, the negative article had moved to page two. Within seven months, it was consistently ranking on page three. Client confirmed new business conversations no longer referenced the article.
Case Study · SERM + SEO
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A senior executive had been named in a business controversy two years prior. Though the situation was legally resolved, search results for their name continued to surface the original coverage prominently. The executive was in the process of launching a new venture and needed a clean, credible search presence before approaching investors and partners.
APPROACH & OUTCOME
We developed a 12-month strategy combining SERM suppression, expert content placement, and digital PR. A LinkedIn authority profile, a personal website optimized for branded search, and placement in three industry publications created new first-page assets. By month nine, the first page of results for the executive's name featured only positive or neutral content. The new venture launched successfully.
Case Study · Website Architecture
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A mid-size law firm had a recently redesigned website that received consistent traffic from SEO but a very low contact rate. The design was professional, but visitors were not converting to consultations. The firm's leadership believed the issue was pricing perception — but the real problem was a behavioral trust gap.
APPROACH & OUTCOME
A full behavioral motivation audit revealed that the site had no case result indicators, no attorney credibility signals beyond qualifications, and a contact form that appeared only at the bottom of each page. We redesigned the content hierarchy, trust signal placement, and contact flow — without changing the visual design. Consultation requests increased significantly within 60 days of relaunch.
Case Study · AI Monitoring
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Our monitoring system identified that a major AI search engine was generating an inaccurate summary about a financial advisory firm — attributing a regulatory issue from a different company with a similar name to our client. The AI was citing an outdated news article as its source.
APPROACH & OUTCOME
We identified the source articles being referenced by the AI system and developed a content strategy to create authoritative counterweights. Working with the client's legal team, we also submitted corrections directly to the AI platform. The misinformation was corrected within six weeks. The client would not have discovered this problem without active monitoring.