The technical half of growth, which is the half agencies skip.

We are engineers, so we do the part that compounds: site architecture, page speed, structured data, and the analytics that tell you which spend to stop. Not a content mill, and not a dashboard emailed on the first of the month.

Technical SEOPaid mediaCore Web VitalsAttribution
Index
what should rank

Crawlable, server-rendered, correctly canonicalised. Most organic problems are architectural, not editorial.

Speed
as a ranking input

Core Web Vitals defended in CI, because the fix is cheap before launch and expensive after.

Truth
in attribution

Server-side tracking that survives ad blockers and cookie loss, so the numbers you optimise against are real.

What this includes

The specific things we build under this.

[TECH]

Technical SEO

Crawl budget, rendering, canonicals, pagination, redirects and the migration plan that stops a redesign from erasing your rankings.

[SCHEMA]

Structured data

Product, article, organisation, FAQ and breadcrumb markup implemented properly, this is what earns the rich result.

[CWV]

Core Web Vitals

LCP, CLS and INP diagnosed to the specific component and fixed, with a budget enforced in the build.

[CONTENT]

Content architecture

The structure that lets content rank: hubs, internal linking, and pages that answer one intent each.

[LOCAL]

Local and marketplace

Profile, citation and marketplace presence for businesses where the search happens off your own site.

[TRACK]

Analytics and attribution

Server-side events, consent handling, and a funnel definition everyone in the business agrees with.

[PAID]

Paid media

Google Ads run properly, search, shopping and Performance Max, with the policy and disapproval work that keeps a consumer-health account alive. $7.01M managed since 2019.

[CRO]

Conversion work

Testing on the pages that carry the traffic, prioritised by expected value rather than by whoever shouted.

[MIG]

Migration protection

The redirect map, the parity check and the monitoring that keeps a replatform from costing you a year of organic.

Proof

$7.01M of ad spend, and here is the account.

Most agencies describe their results. This is the dashboard, one Google Ads account, May 2019 to last week, running paid acquisition for consumer-health and e-commerce brands in the US.

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Google Ads Overview, all time: 197m impressions, 23.4m clicks, 378k conversions, $7.01m cost, 3 May 2019 to 30 July 2026
Google Ads · all-time view · 3 May 2019, 30 Jul 2026
$7.01M
Ad spend managed

Seven years of live client budget across search, shopping and Performance Max.

378K
Conversions

Purchases, leads and signups recorded against that spend, about $18.50 apiece.

23.4M
Clicks

From 197M impressions. Traffic at a scale that decides what a landing page has to survive.

$84.5K
Spent last month

30 Jun, 29 Jul 2026, returning 1.09K conversions. The account is still live.

Still running

1.13M impressions, 65.5K clicks and 1.09K conversions in the last thirty days. This is a working account, not an archive.

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Google Ads Overview, last 30 days: 1.13m impressions, 65.5k clicks, 1.09k conversions, $84.5k cost

$500K+ billed through Upwork

The share of that work contracted through Upwork, where the platform tracks and verifies every dollar rather than taking our word for it.

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Intelus Technologies agency profile on Upwork showing $500K+ total earned
How we run paid

Screenshots are cropped for client confidentiality, campaign names and account identifiers sit outside the frame. We will walk you through the live account on a call.

Engineering commitments

What we hold to, whatever the brief says.

SSR

Rendered on the server

If the crawler needs JavaScript to see your content, you have made ranking optional.

SPEED

Performance is marketing

The fastest conversion improvement is usually a smaller image, not a new headline.

MEASURE

Measure or do not spend

Unattributed spend is a donation. Instrumentation comes before budget.

COMPOUND

Build the compounding assets

Architecture and speed keep paying. A campaign stops the day you stop paying for it.

How a project runs

From first call to running in production.

  1. 01AuditCrawl, speed, structured data, and what is currently earning traffic.
  2. 02PrioritiseOrdered by expected impact against effort, with the reasoning shown.
  3. 03Fix the foundationTechnical work first, because content on a broken base does not rank.
  4. 04InstrumentTracking, consent and reporting that reflect reality.
  5. 05IterateTest, measure, keep what works, stop what does not.
Typical stack
Next.jsSchema.orgGA4Google AdsSearch ConsoleLighthouseServer-side tagging
Straight answers

Before you ask.

Do you write the content?

We build the systems that produce and structure it, and we will edit. For high volume in your voice, our content automation work under AI agents is the better fit.

How long until we see results?

Technical fixes can move within weeks. Competitive organic rankings take months. Anyone promising otherwise is selling something.

Do you run ads?

Yes. We have managed $7.01M of Google Ads spend through our own account since May 2019, search, shopping and Performance Max for consumer-health and e-commerce brands in the US, and the account is still live. We build the tracking, landing pages and attribution underneath it too, which is the half most media buyers leave to someone else.

Need seo & digital marketing?

Tell us the problem rather than the solution. We will tell you whether this is the right service for it, including when it isn't.