
“He staffs engagements properly, sets realistic expectations, and his team operates with a level of ownership that made them feel like an extension of ours rather than a vendor.”
Help companies find your destruction equipment and mobile services when they search on Google or ask AI for a supplier.
You want more enquiries for MediaDice A2 and Combo, and more mobile-shredding business in Virginia and Stockholm. Our work will focus on those priorities: the searches buyers make, the information they need and the pages that bring them to your sales team.
Hear from the people we work with at X0PA AI, Acelerar and McGrath RentCorp.

“He staffs engagements properly, sets realistic expectations, and his team operates with a level of ownership that made them feel like an extension of ours rather than a vendor.”

“…now we see a steady stream of leads coming in (especially for ChatGPT) and some enterprise leads all organically.”

“Looking into our broken revenue funnel to mapping intent of buyers and making sure we focus on the commercial pages, he has helped us grow and hit our half-yearly and yearly targets.”
Experience growing search visibility and enquiries for specialist software, business services and equipment-related businesses.
B2B recruitment technology
0 → 10 demo bookings per month
A specialist HR-tech company competing against larger, better-funded vendors. We focused on the searches and product information that help buyers consider X0PA and request a demo.
B2B outsourcing services
3,000 → 36,000 organic visits
We helped an outsourcing business turn its website into a source of enquiries. Chakshu describes a steady stream of leads, including enterprise enquiries and people finding Acelerar through ChatGPT.
Modular buildings for business buyers
The share of organic visits with a tracked important action increased from 2.98% to 3.56% in Q2 2026 versus Q2 2025. Our work covers product and location pages, navigation and technical SEO across a large B2B website.
Dave’s testimonial describes how the commercial-page focus helped the business meet its targets.
Storage containers for businesses
We completed a site-structure and internal-linking plan across 556 pages, connecting products, locations and relevant services. That experience is directly useful for Phiston’s mobile-service pages and local search.
B2B sensory-analysis software
12 → 17 organic contacts; eight sales-qualified
Measured over 3 June–21 August 2026 against the previous 80 days. Sensesbit also appeared first in standard Google results and was cited in the AI Overview in our check for “sensory analysis software.”
See Sensesbit in Google’s AI answerFinancial technology
We helped scale search traffic for a financial-technology brand serving consumer and business-payment customers. The work required organising product, market and customer-question pages around how people search.
Someone buying a disintegrator needs product specifications and support information. Someone booking mobile destruction needs to know where you operate and how the service works. We’ll address both.
Priority: MediaDice All Media Disintegrator A2 and Combo.
A better-informed equipment enquiry.
Priority: Virginia and Stockholm.
A relevant local service enquiry.
We’ll distinguish new business enquiries from support requests, spam and existing-customer activity. More form submissions alone are not the goal.
$5,500USD per month
Help business buyers find your equipment, understand why it fits their requirements and request a quote. Grow local enquiries for mobile destruction in Virginia and Stockholm.
Schedule a walkthroughWe handle the research and production. Your team helps us get the product details right and shares what buyers are asking.
Research, writing, editing, page planning, technical instructions, outreach, Maps management and reporting.
Access to the relevant tools, product information, service coverage and sales feedback. Your product expert reviews specifications and compliance claims.
We provide instructions for site changes and check them after release. Your developer handles the website implementation and publishing.
A writer develops the copy, an editor reviews it and your product expert confirms the technical details. You receive content written for your customers, with clear explanations and a useful next step.
Here are the pages we recommend working on first, the searches we will target and the changes we will make to help buyers find you.
Schedule a proposal walkthroughStart with A2, Combo and mobile destruction, then address the questions that hold buyers back from enquiring. We’ll prioritise the work with your team using product demand and sales feedback.
Review your priority products, search demand and competitors. Share the page plan, first proposed layout and initial Google and AI findings. Check tracking, enquiry forms and Maps profiles once access is available.
Days 1–30
Five page rewrites: A2, Combo, the mobile-service overview, Virginia and Stockholm.
Five updates: HDD, SSD and combined HDD/SSD category pages, the data-centre page and quote/support information.
Explain supported media, throughput, output, site requirements and support. For mobile services, explain coverage, accepted media and what is needed for a quote.
By the end of the month: five page drafts for review, the agreed updates and a report on progress. Your developer receives the priority technical fixes.
Days 31–60
Five pages: MDS-2C, Compact Combo Destroyer, Rackmount Dual Sanitizer, an equipment-selection guide and a buying-equipment-versus-outsourcing guide.
Five updates: improve the first month’s pages using search findings and sales feedback, including questions, answers, links and enquiry actions.
Review how Phiston appears for important AI searches, correct inaccurate descriptions and pursue relevant backlink opportunities. Agree which European equipment market needs additional content.
Days 61–90
Five recommended pages: a customer story, a complete data-centre page rewrite, media-and-output guidance, a procurement guide and delivery/support information for the agreed European market.
If a customer story cannot be approved, replace it with an operating-requirements guide. Check for existing pages before creating a new one.
Five updates: improve the second month’s pages based on enquiries, buyer questions and search performance. Continue technical fixes, relevant outreach, AI research and Maps management.
We agree the drafts with your product reviewer and coordinate publication with your developer.
We’ll improve the pages you already have and add the information buyers still need. Categories, buying guides and service pages should make it easy to find the right product or request a quote.
Hard drives, solid-state drives and mixed media
Equipment fit and buying versus outsourcing
A2, Combo and other suitable products
Discuss media and workloadVirginia or Stockholm mobile destruction
Request availability and a quoteExisting pages: product pages, HDD/SSD categories, the data-centre page, mobile overview and Virginia/Stockholm pages.
Proposed additions: equipment-selection guidance, buying-versus-outsourcing guidance and an approved customer story. We’ll check the full inventory before creating anything new.
Keep useful URLs. Add clear links, supported-media tables, operating requirements and proof where a buyer needs them.
These searches show interest in equipment and on-site destruction services. We’ll research related terms as well, including product requirements and the questions buyers ask before contacting a supplier.
| Buyer’s search | Estimate | Page focus |
|---|---|---|
| hard drive destruction equipment | US: 90 | Equipment categories and selection |
| industrial hard drive shredder | US: 50 | High-volume equipment and product fit |
| hard drive and ssd shredder | US: 30 | Mixed-media category and Combo |
| media disintegrator | US: 20 | A2 and the appropriate category |
| onsite hard drive destruction | US: 200 | Mobile service and confirmed coverage |
| mobile hard drive shredding | US: 150 | A mobile-service enquiry |
| datadestruktion stockholm | Sweden: 50 | Stockholm service, with native-language review |
Connect Phiston’s eligible profiles to the right service pages. Keep hours, coverage, photos and reviews accurate. Track enquiries and explain the delivery arrangements in Virginia and Stockholm.
The A2 page already has a product image and a quote button. We’ll make it easier to assess the equipment by bringing product requirements, proof and buying information together.

What it is for, who it suits and the requirements worth discussing.
Which materials it handles, suitable volumes and important limitations.
Show the equipment working, relevant customer experience and the evaluations or certifications that apply.
Throughput by media and configuration, output, space, power, operation and maintenance.
Delivery markets, installation, support and answers to common sales questions.
Ask for media, approximate volume, country and timing. Explain what happens next.
A mobile-service page would explain coverage, service steps, accepted media, quantity, handling records and how to check availability.
See the FlowForma page-design example we discussedIn our research, ChatGPT recommended Phiston for a US equipment question but did not include it in the Northern Virginia and Swedish-language Stockholm service answers we checked. We’ll investigate the differences and improve the information these answers rely on.

The answer cited test versions of the A2 and Combo pages. We’ll work with your developer to protect those versions and make sure the main website has the information buyers need.
The Combo answer used a headline throughput figure. We’ll put the media-specific conditions beside that figure and check the answers again after the page is updated.
Improve verified Virginia and Stockholm service information, repeat local-provider questions and identify which websites influence the answers.
Check whether criticism reflects a real limitation or a factual error. Correct Phiston’s information and request evidence-based corrections from other websites where appropriate.
Each material issue has a named owner, next action and review date. We report positive, neutral, negative and unsupported descriptions with examples—not just a sentiment score.
Cover Phiston’s priority products, destruction methods, equipment-selection questions, mobile services and target locations. Expand the research as we find new questions buyers are asking.
Check Google search, AI Overviews and the major AI assistants. Record where Phiston appears, which competitors are recommended, what the answers say and which pages they cite. Repeat important searches after changes to see what has improved.
Compare SEM Shred, Allegheny Shredders, Garner Products, Gigabiter, BitRaser, Ameri-Shred, Securis and Whitaker Brothers according to what each sells. A software recommendation and an on-site destruction service need different responses.
For “sensory analysis software,” our search check showed Sensesbit named in Google’s AI answer and its product page included as a source.

The left box shows Google including Sensesbit when explaining the available software.
The right box shows a link to Sensesbit’s product page, where a buyer can learn more.
Sensesbit also appeared first among standard web results in that search. For Phiston, we’ll work on the product and service questions that should bring relevant buyers to your website.
Report equipment enquiries and mobile-service enquiries separately. Use your sales records to understand which searches and pages bring suitable prospects.
Important search terms, relevant visits, AI mentions and citations, and Maps website clicks.
Companies with suitable media, volume, location and timing. Keep support, spam and existing-customer requests separate.
Responses, meetings, quotes and opportunities, using Phiston’s sales records.
Won business and revenue where the sale can be reliably connected to the original enquiry.
We’ll use your existing enquiry and sales data to agree realistic growth targets and review progress against them.
We’ll look at how the plan supports equipment enquiries and mobile-shredding growth, discuss the priorities for your team and answer your questions.