Laika · strategic & SEO consulting

Consulting

You don't need more reports. You need judgement.

Sometimes you don't need execution, you need to understand and decide.

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Why it matters now

There are plenty of reports. Judgement is scarce.

In SEO and visibility it is easy to pile up reports, tools and opinions that contradict each other. The hard part is knowing which of it matters, in what order, and when it is better to touch nothing.

That is the part you miss most when there is a big decision on the table. A migration, a drop, an investment, a plan someone sold you and you don't know whether it holds up.

What it is

It is the judgement layer, and it runs across everything else.

It doesn't depend on being in one channel. It is looking from a distance, understanding what is really happening and deciding with data. It is the most senior part of what we do, and often the most profitable, because it avoids months of work in the wrong direction.

When you need it

  1. 01

    There is a big decision

    A migration, a redesign or an investment that, done badly, costs a year of recovery.

  2. 02

    Everyone has a theory

    Traffic has dropped and there are as many explanations in the room as people sitting in it.

  3. 03

    The plan doesn't add up

    You have a proposal on the table and you need someone to tell you whether it holds up.

How we measure it

The value here isn't a ranking or a click, it is a better decision. We measure it by what you save when you don't execute what wasn't going to work, and by how clearly your team leaves a conversation that had been stuck for months.

  1. 01

    Look

    Data, history and business context. No conclusions yet.

  2. 02

    Understand

    We discard hypotheses until only the one that explains what you see is left.

  3. 03

    Do

    A short, ordered plan, with the urgent separated from the important.

  4. 04

    Measure

    We state what has to move to know whether the decision was a good one.

Ask for a second opinion.

You tell us the decision in front of you, we look at it from a distance and tell you what we'd do. If we think you don't need us, we say so.