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Growth for companies that are better than their marketing.

I'm a growth consultant who helps B2B, SaaS, e-commerce and creative studios turn search, AI visibility, positioning and their website into a steady source of clients.

Keshi Ile, growth consultant

Brands I've worked on

BMWDrone Show SoftwareInnowiseSpocketLogome.aiVisual UniVRsThe Windows ClubSamsungAmazon PayJamfYork UniversityPortakabinShowbiz PromotionsVero.agency

Agencies I've worked with

WebCertainRampiq

The problems I'm usually called in for.

01

Your website looks good but doesn't bring in leads.

Traffic, if any, isn't the kind that buys.

02

AI assistants recommend your competitors, not you.

Buyers ask ChatGPT and Perplexity before they ever reach Google.

03

A rebuild or migration is coming.

You can't afford to lose the rankings you have.

04

You're entering new markets.

New languages, new regulations, new competitors.

05

Nobody owns growth.

Marketing, product and sales each do their part, and no one connects them.

Found. Chosen. Contacted.

I work on the three things that decide whether a company grows: being found, being chosen, and turning interest into clients.

Search and AI visibility

Be the answer in Google and in AI assistants.

  • Technical SEO, site architecture and structured data
  • Tracking and growing how often AI answers cite your brand
  • Content that targets what buyers actually ask

I also built my own SEO tool, keywordcannibalizationchecker.com.

International growth

Enter new markets without starting from zero.

  • Localization that adapts to each market, not just translates
  • Multi-language and multi-location setup
  • Regional search strategy

Website strategy and rebuilds

A site built to be found and to sell.

  • Architecture, URLs and page templates planned before design
  • Working alongside your developers or agency through launch
  • Migrations that keep the rankings you've earned

YouTube growth

Get found where people search with video.

  • Video SEO: titles, descriptions, chapters and thumbnails
  • Channel strategy and content planning
  • Monetization through AdSense and affiliate programs

I run my own channels, including @highendtravel and @depthsofyou.

Positioning and product marketing

Make it obvious why you, and why now.

  • Positioning and messaging for each audience
  • Case studies, comparison pages and buyer's guides
  • Launch content for new products and features

Go-to-market

Take a product or service to the right buyers, in the right order.

  • Ideal customer and channel choice
  • Launch plans with clear first steps
  • Pricing pages and offers that convert

Client acquisition

Turn visibility into conversations.

  • Acquisition plans built on what already works for you
  • Directories, review platforms and partner channels
  • Outreach and reactivating past clients

Analytics and measurement

Know what's working before you spend more.

  • GA4, Tag Manager and Search Console set up properly
  • Clean data: I've found and removed millions of junk events before
  • Reporting that answers business questions

Web development

Sites that are fast, findable and easy to grow.

  • Websites, stores and web apps on the right platform for the job
  • SEO, structured data and analytics built in from day one
  • From WordPress and Shopify to React and Next.js

Also: community marketing on Reddit and the forums AI reads, and improving and valuing websites as digital assets.

A few examples, in brief.

Happy to go deeper on a call.

01 / 05
VR/AR development studio

Visual UniVRs: from a one-page site to a studio site that sells

The problem
One page, almost no search visibility, and every lead from Upwork, repeat clients or referrals.
What I did
Recommended a full site and guided the studio's development agency through the rebuild: service-first structure, case studies under each service with a central hub, weekly template reviews and a launch audit. Then a six-month growth roadmap and a repositioning toward training and education XR.
The outcome
Launched with a page for every service and proof under each one. I still advise the founder on content, positioning and client acquisition.
BEFORE1 pageAFTER● case studies nested under their serviceHomeVRARWeb360°GamesAdviceCase study hub
B2B software development

Innowise: recovering from a Google core update

The problem
A heavy traffic loss after Google's December 2024 core update.
What I did
Led the recovery, migrated regional and service sections with engineering and marketing, set up local search for regional offices, and built a cannibalization checker the in-house team adopted.
The outcome
The highest search visibility in the company's history, with conversions growing from Google, Bing and ChatGPT.
OLD URLSNEW STRUCTURE/services-old/…/de/dev-page-2/blog/?p=4418/uk/web-dev//services-2021//pl/oferta//services//regions//locations/
AI SaaS and e-commerce

Logome.ai and Spocket: building and scaling organic growth

The problem
One product with no organic channel at all; another selling in many countries from a single search setup.
What I did
Built Logome.ai's content architecture and acquisition funnel from zero. Ran international SEO across Spocket's regional sites, with each market targeted on its own terms.
The outcome
Logome.ai grew from zero to over 200,000 monthly sessions. Spocket grew from about 80,000 to over 300,000 monthly search sessions.
Logome.aiMONTHLY SESSIONS0200K+BEFOREAFTERSpocketMONTHLY SEARCH SESSIONS~80K300K+BEFOREAFTER
B2B drone technology

Global drone technology company: AI visibility for complex engineering products

The problem
Technical buyers researching sensors and survey software, increasingly through AI assistants.
What I did
Built an applications section from scratch, set up tracking for how AI assistants cite the products, and extended content to Latin American markets.
The outcome
Products that answer buyers' real use cases, in search and in AI answers.
Best sensor for methane surveys?AI ANSWERSOURCES/applications/…/products/…● cited in the answer
B2B and SaaS marketing agencies

Four years inside agencies, and advising them still

The work
As a senior SEO specialist at B2B and SaaS agencies for four years, I worked with multinational brands across markets and languages.
What I did
Developed and implemented on-page, off-page and technical SEO strategies, reported performance to clients and stakeholders, coordinated with specialists across the agencies' other services, contributed to the agencies' own marketing, and trained junior team members.
Today
I continue to advise several agencies on strategy and delivery.
SEOleadClient brandsStakeholdersDev and designContent, PPCJuniorsAgency growth

How I work.

  1. Call

    30 minutes on where you are and where you want to be.

  2. Audit

    I look at your site, your search and AI presence, and your competitors.

  3. Plan

    A clear plan, in order of impact, that your team can act on.

  4. Build

    I work with your team, your developers or your agency until it's live.

Ways to work

Audit

A fixed-scope review with prioritized recommendations.

 

Strategy and roadmap

A plan for the next six months, built around your budget.

 

Ongoing advice

A regular check-in with the founder or marketing lead.

Most involved

Fractional head of growth

I own growth part-time, across search, product marketing and acquisition.

Keshi Ile

Revenue first, rankings second.

I trained as an electronics engineer, then spent my first years in marketing building websites of my own, growing them through search and selling them. That taught me to judge marketing by revenue, not rankings.

Since then I've led search and growth for SaaS, e-commerce, B2B technology and publishing companies, in-house and at agencies, across many markets and languages. Today I advise companies directly from Warsaw, where I also completed an MSc in Digital Marketing.

Questions people ask.

Do you only do SEO?

No. Search and AI visibility are often where I start, because that's where buyers look first. But I also work on positioning, product marketing, go-to-market, websites and client acquisition, and I can own growth as a fractional head of growth.

What kinds of companies do you work with?

I work with companies at various stages in different industries. Mainly, B2B and SaaS companies, e-commerce brands, and studios and agencies. What they share is a good product that more of the right people should know about.

Can you work with our developers or agency?

Yes, and I prefer it. I create a roadmap, plan the structure and review the work; your team implements it.

What is AI visibility, and does it matter for us?

It's how often AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers mention and recommend you. If your buyers research before they buy, it already matters.

How much does it cost?

Prices depend on scope. After a first call, I'll suggest the smallest engagement that would make a real difference.

Where are you based?

I'm currently based in Warsaw, Poland and working with companies anywhere, remotely.

Tell me where you are, and what you need.

I'll reply within two working days.

  1. 01I read your message and look at your site.
  2. 02I reply with a few questions or a time for a call.
  3. 03If we're a fit, I suggest where to start.