Gevajo Mamopu
Gevajo Mamopu
Getting Started
There's no complicated onboarding process. You tell us what you're working toward, we ask some specific questions about your current setup, and we put together a clear scope of what the work involves.
We start with a brief conversation about your expansion goals. Which markets are you targeting? Do you have existing multilingual content? What's the current technical setup? This helps us understand scope before proposing anything.
Before formal engagement, we do a quick review of your existing site structure and any current international pages. This surfaces obvious technical issues and gives us a realistic starting point for the work.
We put together a written scope covering what we'll research, what deliverables you'll receive, and how the work is structured. No vague commitments — specific outputs with clear timelines.
Once the scope is agreed, work begins. You'll receive regular updates and have access to deliverables as they're completed. We don't disappear for weeks and reappear with a report.
Send Us a Message
Use this form to describe what you're working on. Include which markets you're targeting, what languages are involved, and any specific challenges you've encountered. We'll respond with relevant questions or a call to discuss further.
What to Expect
We work with companies that are actively planning international expansion or already have international pages that aren't performing. We don't work well with projects that are entirely pre-planning with no defined target markets yet.
We have direct research capability in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Portuguese. For other languages, we work with vetted native-speaker researchers using our methodology. The process is the same; the researcher changes.
An initial market research and hreflang audit for two to three markets typically runs four to six weeks. Ongoing content strategy work is structured as a monthly retainer after the initial phase is complete.
You receive documented keyword sets per market, a technical audit report with specific findings and fixes, content briefs tied to keyword data, and hreflang implementation files or specifications depending on your CMS setup.