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I work in one industry: prop trading, forex, and the tech and payment companies that serve them. So we skip the part where I learn what a drawdown rule is, or why compliance keeps sending copy back. You will still teach me plenty about your firm. You just will not have to teach me the category.
Below is the work. If you are not sure which one you need, just describe the problem and I will point you to the right place.
What ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode currently say about you. A measured baseline, plus who gets named instead.
For vendors selling payments, liquidity or platform tech into prop firms and brokers. A few hundred buyers, so reach is not the job.
The layer above SEO. Positioning, acquisition cost, affiliate programmes, and getting a second sale from traders you have already paid for.
Organic growth for firms selling challenges and funded accounts. Category pages, comparison content, review site strategy, and the trust signals traders look for before they hand over a card number.
Growth for brokers working around restricted ad channels and a compliance veto. Marketing plan, IB and affiliate strategy, multi region structure, and CRM.
Search growth for regulated and offshore brokers. Built around the fact that what you can say changes from one country to the next.
For the vendors selling into this industry: PSPs, liquidity providers, prop trading tech, and broker CRM and risk tools. A few hundred buyers, not millions.
Getting your brand named inside Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot answers. It works differently to normal ranking, and there is still room to move early.
Offer pages, rules and payout pages, email sequences and editorial. Written by someone who works in this market every week.
Pages written to earn the click at the position they reach. Sitting third and getting no visits is a problem worth fixing.
A fixed scope technical and content audit with a priority list. The cheapest way to find out whether the problem is technical, editorial or the content plan.
Prop firm operators. Forex and CFD brokers. B2B vendors selling into the space, so tech providers, payment providers, liquidity providers, and risk tooling. Affiliates and review sites that need to compete against much larger publishers.
It is probably not the right fit if you are after cheap volume content or a link package. On guaranteed rankings, nobody can honestly promise those, and the shortcuts that look like a guarantee tend to cost more later.
You tell me the actual problem. Traffic has gone flat. Review sites outrank your own brand pages. A migration went wrong. You vanished from AI answers. I tell you whether it is fixable and roughly how hard.
Most engagements start with an audit because guessing is expensive. If you already know what is broken and just need it built, we skip it.
I write and structure the pages, or I brief and edit your team. Both work. I stay involved through the writing and the implementation, rather than handing over a strategy document and stepping away.
Rankings are a proxy. What matters is the right people landing on pages that convert. And your brand coming up when someone asks an AI tool for a recommendation.
I run content and SEO across a network of prop trading and forex media properties. So every week I see how this industry ranks. Which firms the review sites favour, and why. What traders search before they buy a challenge. How fast the rules move. I have published a fair amount of it openly on the blog.
Anyone new to a category has a learning curve. It usually gets paid for out of the first few months of work. Here we start further along.
No call booking funnel and no sales sequence. Send a message and I will reply.
Yes. That is what this page is for. Where there is a direct conflict with a property I already work on, I will say so before we start.
Occasionally, for early stage firms with a strong operator behind them. Ask.
No, and I would treat any guarantee like that with care. What I can do is tell you what looks reachable and roughly how long it usually takes.
Bandung, Indonesia. All work is remote and my clients are international. Timezone has not been a problem yet.
Both. I write, and I also brief and edit in-house teams when that is cheaper for you.