For consultants and expert-service firms
Your next client is searching for your expertise right now.
If your site doesn't win that search, another firm gets the call — often one that knows less than you do. FlareMark finds the high-traffic concepts your site deserves but doesn't win, rebuilds the pages that should rank, and measures the result.
Twenty years building for the web Fixed scope, fixed price Before-and-after numbers on every rebuild
You've published for years. The inquiries still go to someone else.
That's rarely a knowledge problem and rarely a volume problem. Most expert firms have years of good writing that nobody has organized into pages a search engine — or a prospect — can actually use: pages competing with each other for the same search, high-traffic concepts the site never targeted, links that crawl but don't help anyone.
The fix is not publishing more. It's finding what the site already deserves and making it win.
Two ways to work together
Search Rebuild
Fixed scope · Fixed price
A read-only audit first: where your site loses rankings it should win, and what a rebuild would take.
- The findings are yours whether or not you hire us for the work
- Before-and-after numbers attached to every rebuild
- No discovery call required
Search Rescue
Monthly retainer · Few clients at a time, on purpose
Each month, the work that compounds:
- The concepts your competitors moved on
- Your existing content consolidated instead of multiplied
- Links added only where they help a reader
What consultants say after the work
Since I began following the advice FlareMark provided in my website audit, my monthly website traffic from Google has grown by 855%.
Danny Davis, Ed.D. · Cross-cultural educator,
Equipped Servant
Our website has become a powerful source of leads for our cold chain and network optimization consulting services.
David Sterling · Supply chain consultant,
Sterling Solutions
FlareMark had a clear vision of what was possible. The cost was an investment in my success.
Kevin Westbrook, MBA, Ph.D. · Strategic planning
consultant, Strategic Aim
How the work gets done
The work runs on a method, not on hours: index everything the site has published, search it the way a buyer and a search engine would, consolidate what competes with itself, and measure before and after. The method, explained — including where the tooling came from and where it's going.
Who's behind it
Harvey A. Ramer has built for the web for more than twenty years — full-stack development, content systems, and the unglamorous work of making good writing findable. His work history and current services: harveyramer.com/technical.
Start with the audit.
Send your site's URL, what you've already tried, and where it hurts — traffic, rankings, or inquiries. You'll get a read-only look, written findings, and a fixed-scope quote if there's work worth doing.