Discipline

SEO & Growth

Technical audits, programmatic pages and the unglamorous work that compounds. Rankings are the readout, not the job: the job is making a site legible to a crawler and useful to the person who arrives.

Organic growth, year on year

Led the pod that grew it, across ten countries. A team result.

What this covers.

Technical audits

Crawlability, indexation, status codes, internal linking and the metadata nobody checks until traffic stops arriving. Usually the cheapest fix on the list.

Recovery and defence

Diagnosing a drop, separating an algorithm shift from a self-inflicted one, and getting a page back without breaching whatever constraint caused it.

Growth at scale

Programmatic pages across hundreds of domains and up to fourteen languages, where a decision is only worth making if it survives being made ten thousand times.

Tools & technologies

What I actually work in.

SEO, AEO & GEO

  • Google Search Console
  • Google Keyword Planner
  • Ahrefs
  • Screaming Frog
  • Profound
  • Surfer SEO
  • Frase

Analytics

  • Looker Studio
  • Omni
  • Mixpanel
  • GA4

Data analysis

  • Google Sheets
  • MS Excel

In their words

Someone who worked on this.

Ayush thinks through the small details, edge cases, and potential points of failure that most people would overlook, and builds the system in a way that guides you towards doing things correctly. You don't really have the option of taking shortcuts or working with half-baked information because the CMS is planned and built with extremely well thought out guardrails in place.
Khushboo AliKhushboo AliContent Growth Specialist, CSEE, HeadoutReported to Ayush directly

Let’s build something that scales.

If you are trying to make content compound rather than accumulate, that is the problem I like most. Email is quickest, and my calendar is open.