One team runs your search, your ads and your email, and reports one number: enquiries. Paid ads are billed per qualified lead, never as a retainer.
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None of these show up in a report. They show up as another month where the numbers looked fine and nothing changed.
Search your company name and there you are. Search what you sell and you are nowhere, and somebody else is taking those calls right now.
Usually La Vela Coffee had a page for every machine it sold, each one written for the catalogue rather than for the buyer, so none of them ranked.
SearchThe spend goes out every month. Ask what came back and the answer is a conversion count that nobody can trace to a call or a form.
Usually One Google Ads account had counted the wrong event as a conversion since day one, so three years of optimising had been aimed at nothing.
PaidThousands of people who already bought or already asked, sitting in a platform you pay for every month and rarely send anything to at all.
Usually No automated follow-up and no sender authentication, which Gmail and Yahoo have required from bulk senders since February 2024 or they filter you.
EmailSessions climb and the phone rings about as often as last year. Somewhere between the visit and the enquiry, the traffic stops being worth anything.
Usually My Favorite Therapists ranked for nothing a parent would search, so the visits it did get were the wrong people asking a different question.
ConversionIf two or more of those landed, the free review tells you which one is costing you the most. That is why we do it before we talk about price.
A buyer is lost in four places between the search and the sale. One team owns all four, so more of the traffic you already pay for turns into enquiries.
Paid ads: Google Ads, Meta and paid social
You pay for qualified leads, not for clicks or a monthly fee. One retail account turned £4.66K of spend into £31.4K of tracked sales in eight days once the conversion it optimised for was fixed.
SEO: organic, technical, local and ecommerce
Pages written for what buyers type, not for the catalogue. La Vela Coffee went from 1.16K to 2.85K organic clicks in six months, and 43 of its keywords now sit in the top three.
Email: follow-up, automation and repeat orders
Every enquiry and every order on your list already cost you money. The follow-up that turns a quote into a sale and a customer into a second order takes a fortnight to build. Guaranteed: open rates above 50%, click-through of 15% to 30%.
Tracking, landing pages and conversion work are in every engagement, never an upgrade.
Results
Three clients who agreed to be named, and four accounts whose owners did not. Every number comes off the account itself, not off a slide we made.
Commercial coffee equipment
The problem
Product pages written for the catalogue rather than for search, and a business leaning on direct and referral traffic while the espresso machine keywords went to competitors.
What happened
Six months against the previous six: clicks from 1.16K to 2.85K, impressions from 114K to 196K, average position from 26.5 to 19. Organic revenue went from negligible to over $1,400, and 43 keywords now sit in the top three.
Pediatric therapy
The problem
One of the most competitive local healthcare categories there is, starting with almost no keyword visibility, no Deerfield Beach location pages and a backlink profile in single figures.
What happened
99.6K impressions and 1.72K clicks in Search Console at an average position of 12.5, page one across the ABA therapy terms, and referring domains up from around 10 to over 40.
Pet care, West Palm Beach
The problem
Traffic leaning heavily on paid, and a family-owned facility competing for local searches against national chains with far bigger budgets.
What happened
Organic is now the largest source of engaged sessions in GA4: 1,490 of 3,272, ahead of direct on 844 and paid search on 729. It engages 62.45% of the sessions it brings, against 38.69% for paid.
Google Ads, retail
The problem
Spend going to searches the business could not serve, and a conversion action counting page views rather than orders, so every optimisation decision was made on the wrong number.
What happened
£31.4K in conversion value from £4.66K of spend at £15.87 per conversion. The tracking was fixed in week one, before anything was optimised.
Google Ads, lead generation
The problem
Volume was there and quality was not. The account was buying clicks at a low average cost and converting almost none of them into enquiries worth answering.
What happened
2.41K conversions at £19.21 each from £46.3K of spend, with an average cost per click of £0.57. Restructured around the searches that could actually be served.
Meta, lead generation
The problem
A lead form that filled with unusable enquiries, and creative built around an offer the audience had no reason to care about.
What happened
2,631 on-Facebook leads at £2.68 each across a reach of 205,579, with the best-performing ad set down at £0.77 per lead.
Email marketing, single campaign
The problem
A list that had been mailed inconsistently, with no authentication set up on the sending domain and no idea what proportion of it was actually arriving.
What happened
4,745 delivered at a 99.54% deliverability rate, 2,531 opens at 53.34%, and 148 clicks at 3.12%. All three rated excellent by the platform.
Search, ads and email. Written up by a person, and yours to keep.
On camera
Four clients, four industries, one thing in common: the number moved and they said so on camera.
It is the best long-term investment we have made in the company, full stop.
Ahmed · Business owner · SEO
The cost per lead from organic is a fraction of what we pay on ads, and that math gets better every month.
Sandra · Founder · SEO
People can book a table without calling during the dinner rush. My host actually thanked me.
Aaliyah · Restaurant owner · Website
These tech geeks know the Facebook analytics and the data and the pixels and all that stuff that makes a musician’s head explode.
David · The Wankers · Social ads
Reviews
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by the businesses we work with
Thank you so much for your support over the past year. We got great results from your professional SEO work. Please keep good results continuing in 2026, and we wish we can get more good results from the US market this year.
Mavix ran our Google Ads and looked after the tracking behind them. Before, we were paying for clicks we could not trace to an order. They rebuilt the conversion tracking first, then moved the budget onto the searches that were actually buying, and the cost per order came down and stayed down. Straightforward people to work with, and the monthly report opens with the number I care about.
We had been paying for every kind of patient except the ones we wanted. They built a campaign per treatment, and implant consults are now a line on the report instead of a hope. The front desk noticed before I did.
The site used to rank for our name and nothing else. They wrote a page for every service in the words people actually search, and by spring the commercial maintenance enquiries were coming in from search instead of referrals only.
I wanted to know what a new client actually cost us to win. Six weeks in I had that number for the first time in twelve years of practice, and it has fallen every quarter since.
Our list was ten thousand people we emailed twice a year. The flows they built run on their own now, and the report shows revenue by flow, so I can see exactly which emails pay for the whole thing.
Every other agency wanted a retainer before they had opened the account. These people read ninety days of search terms first and showed me what we had been paying for. Half of it was domestic jobs we do not even take.
Honest about the timeline, which I did not enjoy hearing in month one. By month five each of our three sites was in the map results for its own area, and the booking form gets used now. Four stars only because I wanted it faster.
Low search volume, long sales cycle, and the previous agency measured us like an online shop. Mavix counted quoted opportunities instead of clicks and the conversation with my board changed overnight.
We pay per qualified lead. A lead that is not a commercial contract does not get billed, and that one rule took all the anxiety out of the monthly invoice. The leads that do arrive are the ones we quote.
We had paid two agencies before and could not tell you what either of them did. This lot sent a written review before we had signed anything, and it named the three pages that were costing us contract enquiries. Nine months on, the report still opens with the number of enquiries and what each one cost. Nothing else on it matters to me.
Paying per booked consultation instead of a monthly fee changed how I feel about the whole thing. I set what counts, they only bill for those, and the ones that did not qualify did not cost me a cent. My front desk went from chasing form fills to booking real appointments.
We were getting calls, just the wrong ones. Small repairs, gutter jobs, stuff my guys lose money driving to. They split the replacement work onto its own budget and the phone got quieter and the jobs got bigger. Took me a month to stop worrying about the lead count.
Two of our conversion actions were counting page views. Three years, two agencies, nobody had mentioned it. That was the first week.
I have been through four agencies for my med spa and every one of them promised the moon in the first meeting. These people spent the first call asking what a Botox consult is actually worth to us and how many turn into a treatment plan. Nobody had ever asked. Our cost per booked consult is down and, more importantly, the people booking are the right people.
Legal clicks are absurdly expensive and we were paying for searches we could never act on. Immigration, family, criminal. None of it ours. The negative keyword work alone changed our cost per signed matter. Six weeks before it showed properly in the numbers, which they said at the start.
Our abandoned cart flow did not exist. It exists now and it paid for the whole engagement in the first month. I am still a little annoyed nobody told us sooner.
what i appreciated most was being told no. we asked about social media and they said they dont do it and honestly we shouldnt bother yet either. who turns down money like that
Leads dropped in October and I nearly pulled the plug. They put last October next to it and it was the same shape. Turns out that is just what heating looks like. Held my nerve, January was our best month ever.
They found that our cheapest signup channel had the worst retention, so the number that looked best on the dashboard was the one losing us money. Nobody had cut the data that way before. That one reframing was worth the fee on its own and we changed how we budget because of it.
Same account manager for two years. I have never had to explain our business twice.
I am 61 and not a computer person. First thing they did was tell me forty percent of my calls were going unanswered because the number rang a phone that was usually down a manhole. Fixed that before they touched the ads. Every month somebody rings and explains what happened in words I understand. That is the whole review really.
Cost per add-to-cart came down and stayed down, which is the part I did not expect, because every drop we had before bounced back within a month. Four stars rather than five because the first six weeks were slower than I had planned around. They did warn me. I did not really listen.
Straight talking. When a month was flat they said it was flat.
We came from an agency that sent a 40 page report nobody read. This one is two pages and I can act on all of it. New patient calls are up and I can see which ones came from the maps listing they rebuilt.
Asked them a hard question about whether SEO was worth it for us at all, given most of our business is referral from agents. Got an honest answer about the timeline rather than a pitch. We started anyway, eyes open, and eighteen months in it is the second biggest source of new landlords after word of mouth.
The attribution setup was the unglamorous bit that changed everything. We can finally say which channel produced a signed contract nine months later, which for a business with our sales cycle is the whole game.
First month was all tracking and they told me not to expect much from it. Felt like wasted money at the time, honestly. By month four I could see which jobs came from where and that is when the spend started making sense. Taking a star off for the slow start even though they were upfront about it.
Small shop, small budget, never once felt like the least important client on the list.
Industrial fabrication is not a glamorous category and most agencies glaze over about ten minutes in. These ones asked about our lead times and our minimum order value before they asked about keywords, which told me they had actually thought about how we make money.
Three years now. What keeps me here is that when something does not work they put it in the report rather than waiting for me to notice. The email flows they built in year one are still our highest margin channel.
Good work, results speak for themselves. Four stars because onboarding took longer than I was told it would, and they would probably agree with that.
Three agencies before this one. The difference is I understand what I am paying for now. Sounds like a small thing. It is not.
Longest running supplier we have. The account manager changed once in four years and the handover was done properly, which almost never happens. Whoever wrote that handover document deserves a raise.
Told us our website was fine and the problem was that our enquiry form asked for eleven things. They cut it to four. Bookings went up that month.
Straightforward people. No jargon, no upselling, invoice matches the quote every month.
Started with them when we were two partners and a shared inbox. We are eleven now. I would not claim marketing did all of that, and neither would they, but the enquiry volume is what let us hire.
Was sceptical. Still a bit sceptical about marketing generally. But the phone rings more than it did and I can see why on the report, so, four stars.
We are a 24 person startup and I did not want an agency that needed babysitting. They asked for read access, came back in a week with a written baseline, and told us that half our demo requests were students. Fixed the targeting, demo volume fell, pipeline went up. Exactly the trade I wanted.
One of their first clients, I think. Still here.
Took a chance on a newish agency and it worked out. Years on we still do the monthly call and it is still useful, which surprises me more than it probably should.
Results are fine and the reporting is the clearest I have had. Three stars because the time difference made getting hold of someone harder than I expected in the first few weeks. It got sorted once we agreed a fixed call slot, but it should have been agreed on day one.
We had 9,000 people on a list we mailed twice a year. They built the follow-up and the re-engagement flows and now the list is where half our placements start. Should have done this three years ago.
They spent an hour on the first call asking about parents, term dates and how enrolment actually works before anyone mentioned Google. I had three other calls that week and nobody else did that.
Treatment advertising is a minefield and two previous agencies had our account suspended. These people asked to see our LegitScript certification before they would even quote. That told me everything. Eighteen months, no suspensions, and admissions are steady.
How it runs
Review first, then measurement, then the foundation, then the pages and campaigns that earn. What gets measured in week one decides what gets built in week six.
Your real figures come out of your own Search Console, analytics and ad accounts, and you get a copy before anything is touched.
Committed The starting number, in writing
Tracking first, then site health, campaign structure, and the pages your traffic already lands on. This is where wasted spend comes back.
Committed Every change logged, so you can see what moved
New money pages, wider campaigns, the follow-up emails nobody built. Paid moves first. Search builds slower and keeps going.
Committed Day ninety is when the guarantee is measured
If it is working, the same loop runs from a higher base. If it is not, you hear that before you have to ask.
Committed A monthly review with the founder
Before you fill anything in
The guarantee only works because we decline the accounts we do not think we can move. Here is roughly where the line sits.
This usually works
This will not
If you are on the right-hand side, say so in the form anyway. We will tell you what we would do in your position, which costs you nothing and costs us fifteen minutes.
Risk reversal
Miss the target and you get a full refund of every retainer fee you have paid, plus $1,000 out of our own pocket. The conditions are listed here and written into the contract before you pay anything.
And on paid ads You pay per qualified lead, not per month. 50 qualified leads in a month, or the next month is free.
Search, paid ads and email. A written answer inside one working day, no charge.
Before you decide
The answers say more than any pitch does. Ours are all checkable before you pay anything.
Who actually works on it
The people who pitch you are rarely the people who do the work. Ask who is on the monthly call, and whether that person is in the room right now.
What the contract looks like
A twelve-month contract pays an agency for months where nothing moves. Month to month, the work has to earn its place again every month.
What the report opens with
Whatever is on page one is what they want judging on. If page one is impressions, the number that pays your wages is further down or missing.
What happens if it fails
The only question where the answer costs them something. Almost everywhere, the answer costs them nothing.
Being told this is different is worth nothing to you, so here are three questions to ask us and everyone else you are considering.
Ask for a sample report and count the lines about enquiries. Ask who will be on the monthly call, and whether that person is in the room. Ask what happens if it does not work.
Our three answers: enquiries at the top of the report, the founder on every monthly review, and a refund plus $1,000 if the target is missed.
No. There is no lock-in. You can leave any month with thirty days notice.
The one thing we ask is that search work gets three months before you judge it. A chart after four weeks tells you nothing about where the account is going. That is advice, and it is not in the contract.
You own every account throughout, including on the day you leave.
You get a dedicated account manager rather than a shared inbox, and the founder takes the first call and joins every monthly review.
There are 30+ specialists in house. Everyone who touches your account is on our payroll, so the work stays with the people you have met.
All of it, and it stays in your name the whole time rather than being handed over at the end.
Your Google Ads account, your analytics, your Search Console, your content, your tracking, your data. We never take ownership of a client ad account and we never bill your media spend through us.
Ask this everywhere you are considering. The answer is not always yes, and people tend to find out at the worst possible moment.
It depends on what you already have.
An account with clean tracking and a healthy site needs a fraction of the work of one that has to be rebuilt first. A number quoted before anyone has looked is either too high for you or too low to be true.
The pricing page sets out what drives the figure and what is and is not included. You get the real figure in writing after the free review, attached to a scope you can read, before you commit to anything. On paid ads there is no retainer at all: you pay per qualified lead.
Paid ads move first. A rebuilt campaign shows a different cost per lead inside the first month, because the change takes effect the moment it goes live.
Search takes longer. Technical fixes can show inside weeks. Competitive commercial rankings take months, and anyone promising faster is either selling paid traffic and calling it SEO or planning to show you branded searches in month two.
The guarantee runs to ninety days because that is the shortest window in which the whole system can be judged fairly.
Less than you would think, and here is where it does.
Three offices, in Dubai, Los Angeles and New Delhi, so somebody is at a desk for most of the working day wherever you are. Dubai is the main number. Every address and direct line is on this site rather than behind a form.
Search work does not need us to be in your city. What we will not do is create a Google Business Profile at an address you do not operate from. An agency claiming twenty local offices it does not occupy is telling you something useful about how it operates.
A 50% increase in organic traffic, keyword rankings or direct enquiries within 90 days of the engagement starting. Miss it and you get a full refund of every retainer fee you have paid, plus $1,000 out of our own pocket.
There are four conditions, and none of them are buried. The baseline is measured in your own Search Console and GA4 in week one, and you get a copy before any work starts. The ninety days run from the day access is granted. Recommended changes get implemented, or we are given the access to implement them. Your tracking has to work, because there is nothing to measure against otherwise.
All of it is in writing before you pay anything.
Have another question?
30+ specialists in three offices, and the founder on every monthly review.
Over 150 businesses scaled and $10M+ in trackable revenue since 2019. The people on your account sit in Dubai, Los Angeles or New Delhi, employed here.
Thank you so much for your support over the past year. We got great results from your professional SEO work. Please keep good results continuing in 2026, and we wish we can get more good results from the US market this year.
Mavix ran our Google Ads and looked after the tracking behind them. Before, we were paying for clicks we could not trace to an order. They rebuilt the conversion tracking first, then moved the budget onto the searches that were actually buying, and the cost per order came down and stayed down. Straightforward people to work with, and the monthly report opens with the number I care about.
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