Your customer isn't calling you.
You need to be found in search engines, on social platforms and inside AI assistants.
You need to be found in search engines, on social platforms and inside AI assistants.
Every discipline you need to measure and grow your brand's visibility in digital.
Six core service areas. Take them together, or start with the one you actually need.
Logo
Typography
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Heading · 600 · -3% tracking
Colour
Measurement panel
5 accounts connected · daily sync
Connected accounts
Product launch · short video
2 September
Customer story · carousel
4 September
Industry report announcement
6 September
A day with the team
9 September
Frequently asked questions · reels
11 September
Campaign countdown
13 September
New collection preview
16 September
Round-up of user reviews
18 September
End-of-month performance summary
30 September
Organic sessions
18,420
+24%
Conversions
612
+17%
Cost per acquisition
₺168
-9%
Average position
4.8
+1.3
Comment on the month
Organic growth came from the product pages. The ad budget stayed flat and cost per acquisition fell. In October we are doubling blog output.
Your own store
1,284 products
Marketplace 1
1,284 products
Marketplace 2
968 products
Marketplace 3
742 products
Social store
310 products
Price comparison
1,284 products
When people want to learn something they no longer just type into a search box. They ask an AI assistant, search on social, compare on a marketplace. Your brand needs to appear in all three at once.
What is being said about your brand?
in search, in AI and on social
We take a baseline measurement with every new client. The figures below are twelve-month averages.
first 6 months, average
Last 12 months
Against the baseline
after redesign
Last 12 months
On the same ad budget
since 2016
All service areas
Independent agency
on annual agreements
Last 12 months
No minimum term
We follow the same path on every project. You always know which stage you are in.
We measure where you stand: site speed, search visibility, competitive position and conversion blockers. The output is a prioritised list of findings.
Findings listWhich channel gets what budget, and in what order. We agree on a three-month roadmap and the metrics we will track.
Three-month roadmapDesign, development, content and campaign setup. We show working output every two weeks — you don't wait for month end.
A deliverable every two weeksA monthly report with commentary. What worked, what didn't, what changes next month — under three headings.
Monthly reportDifferent sectors, a familiar problem.
Marketplaces and own store brought into one panel
Three marketplaces and their own site were managed separately. We tied the product feeds to a single source and overselling stopped.
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Technical SEO took niche searches to first place
Product pages were closed to search engines. We opened the structure and turned technical documentation into content.
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The appointment form, rebuilt
A fourteen-field form became four, and the mobile flow was rewritten. Ad spend stayed flat, appointments went up.
Let's discuss something similarWe were tired of changing agencies. What made Kavram different was putting the first month's plan in writing and then actually doing it. The reports are readable and the meetings are short.
Being able to speak the same language as our technical team sped everything up. When we discussed site speed they didn't guess — they measured and showed us.
They increased our appointments without increasing the ad budget. They walked us through exactly how, which is why we feel comfortable.
Notes our team brings back from the field. Two or three pieces a month.
Visibility · 14 August 2026 · 7 min read
People now type the question to an assistant, not a search box. How do you measure this new surface, and where do you start?
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Performance · 30 July 2026 · 6 min read
Is the impact of a hundred milliseconds overstated? We look at the numbers from our own client dashboards.
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Advertising · 16 July 2026 · 8 min read
Piling it into one channel is wrong; splitting it evenly is too. A practical way to distribute budget through staged tests.
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