Our Work
16 projects, described rather than named
We do not publish client names: it is in our terms, and it is the reason clients tell us things their last agency never heard. So here is the work itself: what it needed, what we did, and the number that changed.
The work
Every figure below came off a real account. Where a project is described as “a camera retailer” or “a saree label”, that is deliberate.
An Indian ethnic womenswear label
Needed: A third-party checkout took payment off the store's pages, so Google Ads could not see which sales its ads made.
We did: Set up server-side Tag Manager on Stape and sent each order's recovered click id to Google server to server.
A camera and photo retailer
Needed: A platform migration had left the catalogue stranded.
We did: Rebuilt the redirect map and recovered 675 dead product URLs.
A multi-brand camera store
Needed: Products were being disapproved with no clear reason.
We did: Fixed product categories and description language, no appeals filed.
A photography equipment retailer
Needed: The site went down every 40 minutes and the host blamed traffic.
We did: Found a database buffer pool set to five times available RAM.
A saree and handloom label
Needed: Nothing was ranking and nobody knew why.
We did: 95 of 97 products had no SEO title or description at all.
An automotive parts store
Needed: The dashboard reported 46.8% of products eligible.
We did: Traced it to an unused local channel, not a catalogue defect.
A WooCommerce store on managed hosting
Needed: Pages were instant when cached and 40 seconds when not.
We did: Replaced an object cache backend that could never resolve.
An India-hosted business site
Needed: A CDN had been added and the site got slower.
We did: The free plan was serving India out of Singapore.
A fashion retailer
Needed: Merchant Center reported 100% eligible, zero issues.
We did: Found the catalogue was sending menswear to women.
A WordPress site with a 492 MB table
Needed: The site had slowed steadily over two months.
We did: Scheduled tasks had been dead for 23 days with no alert.
A five-account feed audit
Needed: Four of five accounts reported zero issues.
We did: Audited all five against what the websites actually said.
A pro audio equipment dealer
Needed: An automated import left 76% of products with no SEO title and every old brand page returning 404.
We did: Rewrote SEO, product type and category across the catalogue and built 15 brand collections with redirects.
A camera and imaging retailer
Needed: After migration, 2,377 products had no SEO title and none had a product type.
We did: Typed 2,663 products across 57 types, with zero mismatches on re-check.
A camera and pro video retailer
Needed: Every page was slow on a 2,300 SKU WooCommerce store.
We did: Removed years of dead settings WordPress loaded on every page view, in batches with a rollback key.
An editorial blog on shared hosting
Needed: The hosting panel showed about 14 GB and the client wanted to delete images.
We did: Showed the site was 14% of that figure and reclaimed logs, dead cache and orphaned uploads instead.
A 2,297 product WooCommerce catalogue
Needed: Years on an SEO plugin, yet category pages had no meta descriptions and no breadcrumb schema.
We did: Wrote the missing meta, switched on breadcrumbs and merged duplicate categories by Search Console clicks.
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