CordyTraff helps ambitious brands grow in high-opportunity digital markets through data-driven SEO, organic traffic acquisition, content strategy and scalable campaigns.
Data before opinionsBuilt for competitive nichesReporting you can audit
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Screaming FrogTag ManagerPythonIn-house scriptsSearch, content and acquisition are not separate projects. They share one opportunity map, one backlog and one report, so every piece of work compounds the others.
Crawl, index and rendering fixed at the template level, then on-page and internal linking rebuilt around the demand that actually converts.
We map demand by intent, find the entry points a market leaves open, and take them in the order that pays back fastest.
Topical ecosystems rather than article counts: clusters that answer a whole subject, briefs writers can follow, and a refresh cycle that keeps them earning.
Links and brand signals earned from places your market already reads, built to survive algorithm updates and manual review alike.
Performance marketing that shares the organic plan: the same keywords, the same pages, the same numbers, so paid buys data rather than duplicating it.
Before the work starts we price the market: who ranks, what it took them, what a position is worth and where the cheapest route in sits.
Competitive niches behave differently. Pick one and see what growth actually depends on there — and what we run to get it.
Licence-bound, seasonal and contested by portfolios with real budgets — and most of the tactics that used to buy a position are now named policy violations. What holds is topical depth, a clean technical floor and a brand somebody is actively defending.
Not every property deserves investment, and several of the tactics this business was built on are now written into Google's spam policy. We rank a portfolio by what each site can realistically hold, then rebuild, consolidate or leave it alone — in that order.
Money queries are judged against a higher bar, sold under promotion rules most content teams have never read, and contested by comparison brands with a decade of authority. Visibility is earned slowly here and lost in one shortcut.
Search demand tracks the cycle and content ages in weeks. What survives between cycles is a clean technical base, evergreen depth, and a brand nobody can impersonate without being noticed.
A few hundred queries decide the quarter, the top of the funnel is increasingly answered without a click, and the number that matters lands months after the visit that caused it.
Architecture decides how much of a catalogue can rank at all, and the product feed decides whether it can be shown. Fix those two and every SKU inherits the gain.
Working in a market that is not listed? The method does not change — only what we price and how fast we can move.
Tell us about your marketFive stages, in the same order every time. Each one ends in something you can read, argue with and keep.
A full crawl, index and visibility review against your closest competitors, plus the analytics baseline we will be judged on. No questionnaire — we look first.
Demand sized by intent, difficulty priced against your current authority, and every opportunity ranked by what it returns for the effort it takes.
Technical debt cleared, content clusters shipped, authority earned. Work lands in sprints with owners and dates, against the same backlog your team can see.
What works gets more budget, more pages and more channels — adjacent demand, new languages, paid support where organic needs cover.
One dashboard, a monthly review with the operator who did the work, and a written plan for the next quarter. Nothing about the numbers is ours to interpret alone.
Every engagement reports the same lines, pulled from your own properties, so progress is checked against your data and not our slides.
Live, shared, built on your Search Console and analytics. No exported screenshots, no metrics you cannot reproduce yourself.
The person who planned the work runs the review. You are not handed to an account manager once the contract is signed.
Each quarter closes with what worked, what did not, and what we are doing next — in writing, before it starts.
We publish no client logos or case-study figures we cannot evidence. Ask in the first call and we will walk through anonymised work in the market closest to yours.
The six questions that come up on almost every first call.
Technical and indexation gains show within weeks because they remove something blocking pages you already have. Content and authority compound over one to two quarters. Any agency promising a fixed timeline for a competitive market is guessing, and we will not.
A free thirty-minute review of your market first, with no obligation either way. If it is worth going deeper, a fixed-fee audit and opportunity map stands on its own and is yours to keep. Growth retainers run on a three-month minimum and are reviewed every quarter.
Read access to Search Console and analytics to start, which is enough for the audit. Implementation either goes through your developers as tickets, or through us directly if you would rather we ship it. Whichever you prefer, changes are logged.
Both models work. We can hand your team briefs and standards, or run the pipeline end to end with writers who already know the market. Either way the strategy, QA and refresh cycle stay with us.
Yes, where it earns its place: covering demand while organic builds, testing messaging before we commit pages to it, or defending terms that matter. Paid shares the organic opportunity map rather than running as a separate budget with separate numbers.
No. Within a market and language we work with one side only, and that exclusivity is written into the agreement. It is also why we ask what you are targeting before we quote.
We will come back with what is holding it back, what the opportunity is worth, and whether we are the right people to take it.
