Growth Strategy
Where to focus and why.
Competitor analysis, keyword research, opportunity modeling, quarterly roadmap. This is the thinking layer. Every month starts here.
A growth team that runs on your codebase
Most agencies send you a report and wait. Most AI tools wait for you to prompt them. We show up every month with the work already started. You review, approve, it ships.
Content + SEO + Analytics + Dev Work. Every Month.
How We Run Growth
The Migrate AI system
Seven capabilities that feed into each other. Every week, the whole system turns.
Technical SEO
The foundation nobody sees.
Site speed, Core Web Vitals, structured data, indexation, crawlability, internal linking. We find issues and fix them, because we built the site.
Content Production
Drafting, editorial review, publishing.
Blog posts, landing pages, FAQ content. Agents draft, experts review, nothing ships without a human stamp. Consistent publishing cadence.
AI Search Optimization
The emerging channel most agencies ignore entirely.
Getting cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews. Schema markup, entity clarity, structured answers.
Web Development
We own the codebase. We ship.
New pages, design updates, CRO improvements, landing page builds. Your dev team stays focused on product.
Analytics & Performance
Findings become next month's action items.
Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Mixpanel. Which pages get traffic, which content drives impressions, where users drop off, what CTAs convert.
System Maintenance
The boring stuff that prevents expensive surprises.
Keeping the stack healthy. Dependency updates, CMS upkeep, agent pipeline maintenance, monitoring.
The Monthly Rhythm
What shows up in your inbox
You get messages about it. You don't have to ask.
Week 1
Analytics Report
GSC, GA, Mixpanel. A summary with recommendations already attached. What's working, what changed, what we're doing about it.
Week 2
Content Draft
Blog post or new page, researched and written. You get a message. You approve or request changes. It ships.
Week 3
SEO + AI Search Report
Technical health, ranking movement, AI citation status. Issues found are already being fixed. The fix is in progress by the time you read the report.
Week 4
Content + Dev Work
Second content piece ships. Plus any dev work that came out of the analytics or SEO findings. New pages, design updates, CRO changes.
Why This Works
Connected systems deliver better results
Your brand, your codebase, your analytics, your CMS. Every system feeds into one orchestration layer so insights become actions the same week they surface.
Your Migrate AI Team
Analytics & Data
Your Codebase
AI Agents
Content & CMS
Strategy & Research
Brand Docs
Keywords
Common Questions
Everything you need to know about migrating from WordPress to a modern AI stack.
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Four content drafts (blog posts or new pages), an analytics audit with findings and recommendations, an SEO and AI search report with issues already being fixed, and whatever dev work the data calls for. We message you about all of it. You review, approve, it ships.
Review and approve. We send you drafts, reports, and recommendations. You tell us to ship it or request changes. That's it. Most clients spend less than an hour a month on this.
No. We do the keyword research, competitor analysis, and opportunity modeling. We come to you with topics and drafts. If you have ideas, great, we'll work them in. But you don't need to.
Data. Every month starts with an analytics review and SEO audit. The findings drive the priorities. If organic traffic is dropping on a key page, we fix it. If there's a keyword gap, we write for it. The strategy adapts to what's actually happening.
Content and technical fixes ship in month one. SEO results typically start compounding by month two or three. By month four, you'll have a clear picture of what's working. We share the data every week so you can see progress in real time.
You can pause or cancel anytime. Month-to-month, always. Everything we've built, written, and shipped is yours. Your code, your content, your data.
If your site is on Next.js or a modern framework, yes. If it's on WordPress, Webflow, or another platform, we'll migrate it first, then start the managed growth service. The migration is how most clients find us.