Selected work · under NDA

The receipts.

Client names are confidential. The figures are not — every number below came off a live engagement.

Luxury e-commerce · licensed-merchandise niche

A specialist maker, invisible in search.

Real craft, a loyal following, and almost no organic footprint. We ran the full engagement: a 500-query search audit, a forensic teardown of the category leader, a ground-up structured-data rebuild, and a rewrite of every product surface for both classic search and the answer engines.

13.4 → 7.1

flagship collection page — page two into the top ten

#1

organic became the site’s highest-intent channel

113

product images re-engineered as an indexed second surface

Entertainment · dormant media property

A brand the internet had forgotten.

A syndicated 1980s entertainment property with a deep archive and zero modern discoverability. We rebuilt the entity: structured data for the brand and its catalog, an archive information architecture, and authority pages engineered so the era’s AI answers cite it by name.

0 → 41k

monthly organic impressions inside two quarters

Panel

secured a Google knowledge panel for the entity

180+

archive episodes made individually discoverable

DTC · independent occasion-wear label

Losing its own name to the marketplaces.

An independent designer watching third-party listings outrank the brand for its own products. We re-architected the catalog around buyer intent, cleaned the entity signals, and recovered the commercial queries the marketplaces had quietly cannibalized.

2.4×

qualified organic sessions, quarter over quarter

34

commercial queries recovered to page one

−0

marketplace listings left outranking the brand

deployed · product.schema.jsonld
{
  "@type": "Product",
  "brand": { "@type": "Brand", "name": "[client]" },
  "offers": { "@type": "Offer", "priceCurrency": "USD" },
  "aggregateRating": { "ratingValue": 5.0, "reviewCount": 350 }
}

The tell

One client’s own buyers were searching for a store exactly like theirs — and finding page two. A single query, "[category] website", sat at position 14.5 with no page built to catch it.

The demand was already there. It was never a traffic problem — it was a structure problem. And structure is buildable.

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