Website revenue recovery
A one-month diagnosis first: every cause dated and proven, with its cost, before anything on your site changes.
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Revenue recovery
For sites that used to earn and now do not: finding what is costing revenue, proving each cause, and fixing what pays first.
A website that used to earn and now does not is rarely broken in one place. Traffic, speed, tracking and content usually fail together, and the fixes only pay when they go to the real causes, in the right order.
We diagnose first: every step of the decline dated, every cause proven, nothing on your site changed until we know why. Then we fix what pays, one reviewed change at a time, and report every week what moved and how we know.
This is for you if
- Your traffic or revenue fell and nobody can say exactly when or why
- Visitors arrive, but ad, affiliate or lead revenue stays flat
- You are about to spend on a fix and want proof it targets the cause
Articles
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Before you buy a website: six questions due diligence should answer
Traffic screenshots and revenue spreadsheets are where a site sale starts, not where it should end. Six technical questions to answer before money changes hands.
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The clean-up job that was deleting page-one articles
An automated clean-up removed articles two days after publishing, including 670 ranking on Google’s first page. How we found it, and the audit we now run on every site.
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How we date a traffic drop to within four days
“Traffic fell” is not a diagnosis. How we line up search data, releases and server logs until every step of a decline has a date and a cause.
Related work
From a traffic collapse to a measurable affiliate business, in 10 weeks
Affiliate website · client details withheld
The site had lost about 90% of its Google traffic. We proved why, cut it to what earns, rebuilt it, and tied every affiliate click to the page that earned it.
Affiliate & publishing
Is your site earning
what it should?
Tell us where revenue fell, stalled or never arrived. The first month is built to find out why, in numbers.
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