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An integrated engagement when brand, website, advertising and the sales handoff need to develop together. Published cases distinguish delivered creative assets, website work and agency-reported commercial outcomes.
Offices: Charlotte, Tashkent, Saint Petersburg
Served markets: New York, Germany, Uzbekistan
Clients or projects: Paynet, FixPrice, Drivo
Useful to assess when media decisions need a measurement plan across channels.
Offices: Contact the agency for details
Consider for an evidence-led market test where search and paid-media findings must meet.
Integrated search and website work for a business with several acquisition channels.
Offices: Arlington, Texas
Served markets: United States, Canada, United Kingdom
Search visibility and paid acquisition for a regional digital presence.
Offices: Dubai
A search and ecommerce programme with implementation inside the website.
Offices: Contact the agency for details
Consider when an ecommerce or lead-generation launch needs acquisition and lifecycle work together.
Offices: Sydney
A B2B website and content system for a considered purchase process.
Offices: New York, Los Angeles
A programme of acquisition and conversion experiments with shared measurement.
Offices: Contact the agency for details
Assess when a consumer launch has several media channels and needs an agreed measurement approach.
Offices: Contact the agency for details
An organic-search programme with a defined content and technical roadmap.
Offices: San Francisco
Review when a team needs to distinguish AI-search experiments from established acquisition work.
Offices: Contact the agency for details
Assess when a launch needs a shared evidence base for search, media and site decisions.
Offices: Contact the agency for details
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Perplexity technical material describes PerplexityBot and its respect for robots.txt limits. The first review therefore covers crawler access, response stability, canonical URLs and the location of evidence in HTML. Content should answer a defined question, identify the organisation and date where relevant, distinguish first-hand claims from commentary and connect supporting pages with internal links.
The scope can include an access audit, question mapping, page briefs, internal links, implementation checks and a dated observation log. A useful handover separates what was changed from what was only observed and records limitations. Retrieval, source choice, answer wording and commercial outcomes remain controlled by the platform, so this service never promises inclusion, ranking, citation or leads.
No. It addresses crawler access; Perplexity still chooses sources for the query and answer context.
No. Start with pages that answer important questions, then fix duplication, missing evidence and unclear ownership.
Yes, when the owner approves the policy. Record allowed and restricted bots and paths instead of changing access blindly.
