Positioningthat finds you.

If they can't find you, you don't exist.

Being found is the start. Then you need to explain your offer clearly and measure whether it works. We connect technical foundations, content and acquisition, with decisions you can follow.

Let’s talk about yours

01 — What it solves

Measurement starts with knowing what you are counting.

eclipsi.info is our own project with a public report. It shows how we read data and sources, rather than promising the same outcome for every website.

Daily visitors, two sources Cloudflare · unique visitors GA4 · active users

See the data as a table

Day	Unique (CF)	Users (GA4)	GA4 coverage	Pages (CF)	Pages (GA4)	Requests
2	88	—	—	132	—	1,023
3	220	—	—	1,512	—	6,791
4	12,054	2,191	18.2 %	52,195	8,180	348,240
5	6,798	2,012	29.6 %	37,638	10,085	213,153
6	7,521	2,374	31.6 %	42,376	12,229	246,895
7	8,765	3,167	36.1 %	107,934	18,191	536,589
8	11,272	3,637	32.3 %	159,003	20,841	692,421
9	13,536	4,629	34.2 %	171,478	26,934	756,213
10	18,084	5,938	32.8 %	241,686	42,875	1,000,502
11	26,671	8,931	33.5 %	391,199	63,730	1,546,057
12	50,899	16,633	32.7 %	890,866	95,711	2,975,142
13 · partial	3,347	540	16.1 %	22,262	2,007	59,889

Daily visitors, two sources
Day	CloudflareUniques	GA4Active users
2/08	88	—
3/08	220	—
4/08	12,054	2,191
5/08	6,798	2,012
6/08	7,521	2,374
7/08	8,765	3,167
8/08	11,272	3,637
9/08	13,536	4,629
10/08	18,084	5,938
11/08	26,671	8,931
12/08	50,899	16,633
13/08*	3,347	540

August 2026 · 13/08 is partial. “—” = GA4 measurement not yet available.

Sources: Cloudflare GraphQL Analytics (eclipsi.info zone) and Google Analytics 4. Data pulled on 13 August 2026.

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eclipsi.info · two measurements, one contextual reading.

The 2–13 August 2026 report compares Cloudflare and GA4 data. They do not measure the same thing: infrastructure uniques and analytics active users have different coverage.

View the report and its sources

The daily series retains dates, sources and the partial final day.
Editorial coverage and visits do not establish an improvement in organic rankings.

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Answer a specific question.

The product calculates the view from a location and includes an observation guide. Usefulness, content and distribution can be examined separately to decide the next piece of work.

View the complete case

Separate discovery, use and action: each needs its own indicator.
Tie conclusions to sources, without adding people from different measurement systems.

02 — Deliverables

A sequence of work, not a report to file away.

The starting point depends on the website’s condition and access to its data. Every action needs a reason and a way to review it.

Prioritised diagnosis

Technical, structural and content review, ordered by problem, expected effect and effort.

Decide what deserves attention first.

Improvements and content

Corrections and pages defined in scope. Paid campaigns, where appropriate, have separate budgets and objectives.

Turn diagnosis into work that can be implemented.

Measurement and next steps

Agreed sources, periods and events, a reading of results and the next actions.

Distinguish activity from useful progress.

Everything we can work on

Audit and technical SEO
Content that ranks
Profitable SEM, not burning budget
Local SEO (Maps included)
Analytics that make sense
Honest monthly reports

03 — Process

Question, intervention and review.

Decide what to measure before checking whether a chart goes up.

Understand demand
Review available search data, pages and journeys, as well as measurement quality.
Review: problem, source and starting point.
Prioritise and act
Choose technical improvements, content or campaigns around the identified need.
Review: actions, owners and evaluation criteria.
Read in context
Compare relevant periods and note changes, seasonality and data limitations.
Review: what changed, what remains unknown and what comes next.

It's for you if…

You sell well but nobody finds you
You pay for SEM without knowing what it returns
Your market is local and Google Maps ignores you

Not for you if…

You want to be first "in everything" in a month
You prefer tricks over work done right
You can't touch the website (that's where SEO lives)

A defined engagement

Help your website grow.

When the website exists but the offer is hard to understand or the next step gets lost. We separate what to keep, fix and build before deciding how much needs to change.

What you receive

A priority journey and content map that answer customers’ questions.
The agreed pages or improvements, ready for mobile and ongoing editing.
A launch plan and a way to check the objectives you have defined.

How we work

Review content, journeys and available data; order the priorities.
Test the key pages and agree what belongs in this phase.
Implement, check and prepare for ongoing use.

What you bring

Access and someone familiar with the current website.
Your offer, available content and customers’ recurring questions.
One priority objective and the person reviewing the changes.

What we agree separately

Licences, hosting and other third-party costs.
Advertising spend and ongoing search optimisation.
Integrations, photography or copywriting outside the agreed scope.

Work that demonstrates parts of this journey

The proposal defines the pieces, revisions, responsibilities and exclusions. Each engagement has its own scope.

04 — Questions

Good questions. Straight answers.

First place guaranteed?

Anyone who guarantees it is lying. We guarantee work done right and data in plain sight.

SEO or SEM?

SEO to build, SEM to accelerate. Usually both, in the right doses.

How long until it shows?

Honestly: 3 to 6 months for results that hold. What shows in a week disappears just as fast.

What exactly is included?

Technical (speed, structure, markup), content (what your customers search for, written for humans) and authority (links you won't be ashamed of).

What are the reports like?

Monthly and in plain language: what we did, what happened, what's next. If a report needs a translator, it's smoke.

Do you work in my industry?

First we check whether we can actually help. If your sector is a long shot or you already rank well, we'll say so before charging you.

What if I stop paying?

What's built stays: content, technical improvements, authority. SEO done right is an asset, not a rental.

What now

Want to know where you really rank on Google?

Let's talk about your project

These are good starting points:

What you sell and who buys it.
Which markets or areas you serve.
What you have tried and what you can measure.

Want to get your thoughts in order first? Start with the brief.

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