Find where your marketing is leaking revenue.

DigitalPulse tells you what to fix first, builds the action plan, and measures whether the fixes worked. It starts with fifteen scored areas of your presence in Google and AI answers, every number checked with live web search, free in about 20 minutes.

Free audit, no card. Or jump straight to the plans.

For businesses stuck on page 2 of Google, or missing entirely from AI answers, where every quiet month quietly hands buyers to someone else.

You stop guessing why the phone is quiet, because you can see the exact places buyers look and find a competitor instead. Then twenty-two agents turn every gap into finished content, ads, outreach, and video, with a human approving each piece before it goes live. The leaks start closing this week instead of next quarter, and you get that time back to run the business.

Built by Strategic eMarketing and run for businesses across professional services, hospitality, distribution, and local retail. The free audit arrives as a boardroom-ready PDF you can forward to a partner or a board without reformatting a thing, so the case for what to fix makes itself and the budget conversation gets shorter. It re-runs free every month with the change since last time, which turns marketing from a line item people argue about into a number everyone can watch move. And because the agents work from your brand files, your customers' own words, and your live Google data, the first draft already sounds like your company, approvals take minutes instead of rewrite cycles, and your calendar stays full without another hire on payroll.

What you get back every month

Know what changed.

The audit re-runs monthly and all 15 areas show their movement since last time, next to your live Search Console, Analytics and Business Profile numbers. You see the score move, or you see that it did not.

Know what matters.

Findings arrive ranked by impact, not alphabetically. The work starts where the leak is biggest, which is rarely where it is easiest, and never where an agency finds it most billable.

Know what to do next.

Every gap names the agent that closes it. One click turns the finding into a finished draft, and a marketer approves it before anything reaches your audience.

Three moves, repeated monthly

Most marketing spend goes out before anyone has established where the revenue is actually leaking. This runs the other way round.

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Find the leaks

Tell us your website and your target keywords. The audit scores 15 areas, checks every number with live web search, and emails you a PDF in about 20 minutes. It re-runs free every month.

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Fix them, in order

Your weakest areas map straight to the agents that close them, all working from your brand files, your customers' own words, and your live Google data. A marketer approves every draft before it ships.

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Measure what moved

Next month's audit shows the change on every area, so you find out whether the work paid, and the plan reorders itself around what is leaking now.

Three questions your next marketing decision depends on

Most audits are one channel dressed up as a strategy, padded with numbers nobody checked. This answers the questions a buyer of marketing actually has to settle before committing budget.

Search vs. AI

Which keywords you actually own

For every target keyword: where you rank in Google, and whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overview cite you at all. Verified by live web search, never guessed.

The blockers

What's keeping you invisible

The specific gaps holding you back in both places: missing schema, thin pages, review deficits, and the named competitors winning your customers today.

This month

The single highest-impact fix

A ranked top-five action plan, starting with the one fix to implement this month, with the exact tool, steps, pricing, and time estimate.

What it checks, and what each finding is worth

Every line below follows the same chain: what we verify, what you get from it, and what it changes about the business. If a finding cannot survive that third step, it does not belong in a report you are paying for.

Verified-only data

Every review count, follower number, ranking, and rating is confirmed by a live web search and cited in the report, or flagged as unverified with the exact tool to check it.

What you get: A report you can act on with confidence, because nothing in it was guessed.

Which means: No budget spent chasing a problem that was never real, and no meeting spent arguing about whose numbers are right.

AI search visibility (GEO + AEO)

We check whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overview actually cite your brand, and score your site against the six asset types that earn those citations.

What you get: You find out if you are invisible in the place buyers now ask their questions, and exactly what to publish to show up.

Which means: You get in front of the buyers who never type a search at all, while the competitors still optimizing for 2019 quietly lose them.

Named competitor benchmarks

We identify three to five real organic competitors for your keywords and location, then build a side-by-side table of verified ratings, review counts, followers, and ad activity.

What you get: You see precisely where you stand against the businesses winning your customers, not a vague 'others are doing better.'

Which means: You compete on the two or three gaps that decide the sale, instead of spreading a year of budget evenly over everything.

Prioritized action plan

The top five highest-impact fixes are ranked and spelled out with the specific tool, pricing tier, step-by-step instructions, expected outcome, and a realistic time estimate.

What you get: You can start fixing the most valuable problems today without paying a consultant to interpret the findings.

Which means: Your team spends its hours on the work that moves revenue, and you see results in weeks rather than after a discovery phase.

ADA and accessibility risk check

We flag likely WCAG violations, lawsuit exposure for your industry, and whether you have an accessibility statement or remediation widget in place.

What you get: You catch costly accessibility gaps before a demand letter does.

Which means: You avoid legal fees and a scramble, and the same fixes make your site easier to use for every customer you already have.

AI deployment roadmap

Beyond getting found by AI, we recommend where to deploy it: chatbots, scheduling, review management, voice answering, and marketing automation, each with named tools and pricing.

What you get: The audit turns into an operations upgrade, not just a list of website tweaks.

Which means: Calls get answered, quotes go out faster, and reviews get responses, so more of the demand you already pay for turns into booked work.

Monthly tracking with score deltas

Re-run the audit each month and every module shows the change since last time, with a trend on your overall score and a preview of what to watch next.

What you get: You watch the number move as your team executes, so the work stays accountable and the wins are visible.

Which means: Marketing stops being the line item nobody can defend, and next year's budget gets approved on evidence instead of faith.

Boardroom-ready PDF

Results arrive as a designed report: executive summary, score dashboard, competitor snapshot, full module detail, and a verification log showing how each fact was confirmed.

What you get: You get a document you can forward to a partner or a client without reformatting a thing.

Which means: The decision gets made in one meeting, because everyone is reading the same evidence instead of three conflicting opinions.

Start with the free audit

Six fields, about a minute. The audit then runs for roughly 20 minutes against your live site and the search and AI results your buyers see, and the report lands in your inbox as a PDF. No card, no call booked to unlock it, and it re-runs free every month.

Required fields are marked with *. The more precise your keywords, the sharper the competitor and AI-citation checks.

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Fifteen scored areas, weighted into one number

Each area carries its own score, findings and fixes, and they roll up into a single weighted score. That number is what makes the monthly comparison meaningful: one figure your team can be held to, with fifteen places to look when it moves.

1. Website & Technical SEO

Live PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals, meta titles, heading structure, schema, sitemap, robots, canonical tags, indexed page count, and CMS detection.

2. ADA / WCAG Accessibility

Likely violations, lawsuit risk for your industry, accessibility widget detection, and remediation recommendations.

3. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)

Whether AI Overview, Perplexity, and ChatGPT cite your brand, plus a map of which off-site surfaces you own, contest, or have ceded.

4. AEO (Answer Engine Optimization)

Your score against the six citation asset types, featured snippets, People Also Ask, FAQ schema, and the buyer questions nobody has answered yet.

5. Keyword & Content Gap

Your position on every target keyword, striking-distance wins on pages 2 to 5, cannibalization, and the pages you are missing.

6. Competitor Research

Three to five real organic competitors, verified side by side on ratings, reviews, followers, ads, and whether AI answers name them instead of you.

7. Google Business Profile

Profile completeness, exact review count and rating, response rate, Posts cadence, Q&A, NAP consistency, and photo recency.

8. Review Platforms

Yelp, G2, Trustpilot, BBB, Facebook, Glassdoor, and the review sites specific to your industry: claimed, velocity, and how negatives are handled.

9. Social Media

LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, and TikTok on completeness, cadence, and engagement, benchmarked against your named competitors.

10. PPC / Google Ads

Active ads on your primary keywords, ad copy and extensions, landing page relevance, competitor ads, and remarketing pixel detection.

11. Social Advertising

Meta Ad Library checks on you and your competitors, creative testing, landing page experience, and LinkedIn or TikTok ad activity.

12. Email & Marketing Automation

Capture forms, lead magnets, platform detection, nurture versus dead-end inquiry forms, and SPF/DKIM/DMARC posture.

13. Conversion & UX

Above-fold CTA clarity, phone in the header, live chat, trust signals, form friction, and the real mobile experience.

14. AI Agent Readiness & Deployment

Schema and review depth so AI can find you, plus where to deploy AI yourself: chatbot, scheduling, voice answering, review management, and CRM.

15. Community & UGC (Reddit, Quora, Nextdoor)

Where your audience actually talks: subreddits and Quora Spaces, Nextdoor for local, brand sentiment, and who owns the conversation, organic and paid.

The audit finds the gaps. Twenty-two agents close them.

Behind every audit is a marketing engine: twenty-two AI agents that research, draft, and optimize across every channel, grounded in your audit, your brand files, and what your customers actually say. Agents do the labor; senior marketers do the judgment. Every deliverable is reviewed, graded, and approved by a human before it is published, and nothing is sent or posted automatically.

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Customer research on tap

The Customer Insights Agent mines reviews, Reddit, and forums for your buyers' real pain points, objections, and exact words, with quoted sources, never invented.

Outcome: Every piece of marketing speaks your customers' language instead of industry jargon.

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Content that ranks and gets cited

SEO gap analysis, drafted pages, blog posts, and a GEO plan to earn citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI answers, all in your brand voice.

Outcome: You show up where buyers search and where they ask AI, without hiring writers.

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Full campaigns, quality-checked

An 18-step closed loop runs customer research, SEO, GEO, content, website, press, ads, social, and outreach in order, each step building on the last, with a Content Review Agent grading the whole set and a Project Management Agent scheduling it.

Outcome: A coordinated multi-channel campaign in a day, not a quarter.

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Outreach and ads that improve

Researched lead lists matched to your ideal customer with edited email sequences, plus launch-ready ad variants that get optimized against your actual results each month.

Outcome: A pipeline engine that compounds: every month's numbers make the next month sharper.

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One video, weeks of content

Upload a webinar, podcast, or talk. The Video Studio turns it into titled short clips with exact cut points, a long-form package with chapters and thumbnails, and a posting plan.

Outcome: Your existing recordings become a month of channel content, and every agent can quote them.

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Numbers that decide what's next

Live Search Console, GA4, and Google Business Profile data feeds a Performance Agent that benchmarks your results and prescribes the next five moves, each mapped to the agent that executes it.

Outcome: Marketing decisions driven by your data, reported in a dashboard your leadership can read.

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Your brand, not generic AI copy

Each brand gets a document folder: brand books, style guides, campaign briefs, and reference websites we crawl for you. Every agent run reads those files first, and you can untick any of them run by run.

Outcome: Work that sounds like your company on the first draft, not the fourth revision.

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Nothing publishes without a human

Every deliverable lands as a draft. A marketer approves or rejects it, then marks it published, and the whole trail is visible on your reporting page. Outreach and ads are drafted for you to send, never sent for you.

Outcome: Speed of AI with the control of an agency team that signs off on the work.

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A plan and a calendar, not a pile of files

A CMO Agent sets the strategy, priorities, and the campaign roadmap; a Project Management Agent turns the finished work into a task list with owners and a two-week publishing calendar; a Campaign Report Agent writes the one-page status.

Outcome: You always know what is done, what is next, and who is doing it.

Agency scope at about half the retainer

Every plan starts from your audit baseline, so month one attacks your weakest areas rather than whatever is easiest to produce. Agents do the research and drafting; experienced marketers own the strategy and sign off on everything that ships. That split is where the price difference comes from, not from doing less. Quarterly or annual agreements, two months free on annual.

Pulse

One brand, an always-on content operation.

$3,500/month

Comparable content and SEO retainer: $7,500+

  • โœ“Monthly 15-area audit with competitor benchmarks
  • โœ“20 finished deliverables across 3 channels
  • โœ“Voice-of-customer research, refreshed quarterly
  • โœ“Brand governance and quality-gate review on every draft
  • โœ“Live reporting dashboard with Google data
  • โœ“Monthly working session
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Growth

Marketing teams accountable for pipeline on every channel.

$7,500/month

Comparable multi-channel agency: $15,000 to $20,000

  • โœ“Everything in Pulse at double the volume
  • โœ“Two full closed-loop campaigns per month
  • โœ“Outbound program: researched lead lists and sequences, you approve every send
  • โœ“Paid ads variants plus monthly optimization
  • โœ“Two videos per month turned into content packages
  • โœ“Biweekly reviews and a quarterly deep-dive
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Engine

Multi-brand companies that want the system run for them.

$15,000/month

Comparable full-service agency plus fractional CMO: $25,000+

  • โœ“Everything in Growth across up to 3 brands or divisions
  • โœ“Weekly campaign cadence with a managed publishing calendar
  • โœ“Dedicated senior strategist and account pod
  • โœ“Website and landing page drafts on demand
  • โœ“Quarterly executive business review with Emanuel Rose
  • โœ“Same-day priority support
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What the first 30 days look like

Week 1. A fresh audit sets the baseline, and your brand files, tone and offers go into the system the agents read on every run.

Week 2. The first campaign runs against your weakest scored areas. Drafts arrive for review, with a two-week publishing calendar.

Week 4. You approve, we publish, and the next audit shows what moved. That delta is the conversation from then on.

Not ready for a plan? Start with the free audit. It costs you a minute, and you keep the report either way.