Coaches & programs
You started a coaching business. Somehow, you became its entire television channel.
See our approach ↗Your kind of business
Different businesses.
Different ways of
being invisible.
A coach, an electrician and a software company do not have the same customers. Giving them the same growth plan would be impressively lazy.
Who are we talking about?
48 business types. Nine families. No universal prescription.
Find your starting point: choose the business type closest to yours to see how we would approach it.
01 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Expertise & education
Get found for what you know. Not just by who you know.
The questions people ask before they know your name, method or program.
Courses & online academies
Your course has 47 lessons. Finding someone who needs lesson one is a different syllabus.
See our approach ↗Trainers & workshop providers
The workshop gets a standing ovation. The person booking next quarter has never heard of it.
See our approach ↗Consultants & advisers
Your next client has a specific problem. They are not searching for “a fresh perspective”.
See our approach ↗Fractional executives
Someone needs a CFO on Tuesday. Your website is still explaining the future of leadership.
See our approach ↗Speakers & authors
An excellent talk. Currently being discovered by people who already attended it.
See our approach ↗Tutors & admissions specialists
A parent has a very specific question. “Helping young minds flourish” has not answered it.
See our approach ↗02 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Professional services
A reputation should travel further than a personal introduction.
Services, specialties, location and the evidence a careful buyer needs.
Accountants & bookkeepers
You can explain a complicated tax problem. Finding that explanation should not require an accountant.
See our approach ↗Recruitment & search firms
Your niche is specific. Your website is competing for “recruitment”. Ambitious.
See our approach ↗Law firms
Nobody with a legal problem has ever thought, “What I need is a better stock photo of a gavel.”
See our approach ↗Financial advisers
A considered financial decision. Probably deserves more than “take control of your future”.
See our approach ↗Insurance brokers
You know which cover fits which business. The website has filed everything under “solutions”.
See our approach ↗Home inspectors & appraisers
Your buyer needs the right inspection. First they have to inspect the entire internet.
See our approach ↗03 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Local & appointment-led
The right inquiry. In a place you actually serve.
Service areas, local discovery, actual availability and a clear next step.
Home-improvement businesses
Beautiful kitchens. Shame the inquiries keep coming from somewhere you would need to fly to.
See our approach ↗Trades & repair services
A pipe has burst. Nobody is in the mood to appreciate your brand journey.
See our approach ↗Private clinics & practices
People have questions before they book. Your website should not make them diagnose the navigation.
See our approach ↗Dental practices
You have explained your equipment. The patient is still wondering which appointment they need.
See our approach ↗Fitness coaches & studios
The right class is three streets away. Somehow, finding it has become the workout.
See our approach ↗Salons & beauty businesses
A very specific treatment. Hidden behind “your beauty journey starts here”.
See our approach ↗Garages & automotive specialists
Your next customer has a warning light. A paragraph about passion for motoring will not turn it off.
See our approach ↗04 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Ecommerce & product brands
A catalog is not the same thing as being discovered.
How people compare and choose products—not just how the warehouse organizes them.
Specialist online retailers
You stock the exact thing. Your customer is apparently expected to know the SKU by instinct.
See our approach ↗Direct-to-consumer brands
You gave it a brilliant name. Now we need a route in for everyone who does not know it yet.
See our approach ↗Subscription products
A recurring order would be lovely. A first-time customer would be a useful opening act.
See our approach ↗Wholesale & trade stores
A purchasing manager needs a supplier. “Shop the collection” is an interesting response.
See our approach ↗Digital products & resources
You made the template that solves the problem. It is currently buried under a mountain of templates.
See our approach ↗05 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Software & digital services
Be found for a need. Not just a name you invented.
Use cases, problem-led discovery, comparisons and qualified inquiries.
AI & automation agencies
Your customer wants fewer hours in a spreadsheet. You are ranking the acronyms in your tool stack.
See our approach ↗SaaS & AI products
You invented a category. Slight complication: customers have not learned to search for it yet.
See our approach ↗Creative & marketing agencies
You help clients stand out. Finding your own agency requires a referral and a small act of faith.
See our approach ↗Managed IT & cybersecurity firms
Someone needs their business protected. They should not need a glossary to find you.
See our approach ↗Development & product studios
Your next client has a problem to build around. Not necessarily a strong opinion about your framework.
See our approach ↗06 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Property & the built environment
Turn being admired into being considered.
Location, project type, expertise and the path from research to a serious brief.
Architects & interior designers
The portfolio is beautiful. So far, most of the admirers appear to be other designers.
See our approach ↗Buyer's agents & home-buying advisers
“Local knowledge.” Excellent. Can someone searching locally actually find you?
See our approach ↗Property developers
People search for somewhere to live. Not necessarily the poetic name you gave the development.
See our approach ↗Commercial property services
A business needs space that works. Your website has offered “spaces that inspire”.
See our approach ↗07 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Hospitality & experiences
Be part of the decision before the booking.
Place, occasion, practical questions and reasons to choose you directly.
Hotels & independent stays
A lovely place to disappear for the weekend. The website has taken “disappear” rather literally.
See our approach ↗Restaurants & cafés
Someone nearby is hungry. This is not the moment to hide the menu inside a PDF.
See our approach ↗Event venues
They have a date, a headcount and a budget. You have a sunset photograph. Let us introduce them.
See our approach ↗Retreats & premium experiences
A pool. A palm tree. “Reconnect.” We have successfully described several continents.
See our approach ↗Tours & visitor attractions
An unforgettable day out. Once somebody works out that you exist.
See our approach ↗Wedding & occasion businesses
A very particular celebration. Your website is waiting for “make memories” to do the heavy lifting.
See our approach ↗08 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Industrial & business suppliers
The buyer has a specification. Give them a way to find the answer.
Capabilities, applications, technical detail and commercially useful inquiries.
Manufacturers & engineering firms
You can make something to a tolerance of microns. Explaining who needs it has been less precise.
See our approach ↗Distributors & industrial suppliers
You have the part, the stock and the knowledge. The buyer has page four of a search result.
See our approach ↗Logistics & transport services
You can get goods across a continent. Your service page has not made it to the purchasing manager.
See our approach ↗Commercial maintenance providers
The equipment is broken. Your buyer wants the right specialist, not a poem about operational excellence.
See our approach ↗09 / YOUR KIND OF BUSINESS
Communities & organizations
Give the right people a reason to find their way in.
Who belongs, why participation matters and what a valuable action looks like.
Memberships & masterminds
“A room full of ambitious people.” So is an airport. What would make someone look for your room?
See our approach ↗Professional associations
You bring an industry together. New people in that industry still have to stumble across you.
See our approach ↗Events & conferences
You have booked the speakers. The audience has not yet received the memo from the universe.
See our approach ↗Charities & purpose-led organizations
The cause deserves attention. A noble mission is not, unfortunately, a discovery strategy.
See our approach ↗Not on the list?
You're not disqualified.
This is a map, not an admissions policy. Tell us what you do. We'll look at your customers, the website and whether there is a sensible organic-growth opportunity. “Any” does not mean we pretend every business needs the same thing.
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Your business. Not a generic business.
Enough about
everyone else.
What about you?
Show us the website, tell us what you sell and where things get stuck. We’ll start with your situation—not the template.
What are we working with?
Plain English. No pitch required.
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