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corristonconsulting.com/blog/where-should-the-next-dollar-go
Where should the next dollar go?
Every paid media dashboard shows you what happened. None of them tell you what to do next.
corristonconsulting.com/blog/google-recommendations-traps
Why Google's Recommendations Are Mostly Traps
Most paid media accounts are bleeding 10-30% of spend on waste nobody's looked at in a year. A lot of that comes from accepting Google's recommendations without thinking. Here's where the leaks are and what to fix.
corristonconsulting.com/blog/content-inventory-vs-seo-platforms
Your SEO Platform Can't See Half Your Content — Here's Why That Matters
Semrush and Ahrefs answer 'how are we performing?' Neither can answer 'what do we actually have?' — because both start from a crawl, and a crawl only sees what's public, linked, and in your sitemap. Here's what that blind spot costs, and how to close it.