Three systems. One operator. Built, then run.

System one

Web Engineering

A website that a stranger understands in ten seconds and that search engines and AI systems can read without difficulty. We build in clean, fast HTML rather than page builders, because the sites that get found are the ones machines can parse and humans can load on a phone.

• Conversion-focused pages written for the buyer, not for the company
• Technical foundations: speed, structured data, clean markup, mobile
• Service and landing pages built one per intent, not one for everything
• Forms and tracking that record what actually happened

System two

Search Authority

Being found in Google and in AI answers are now two related jobs. We work both: the classic search foundations that decide whether you rank, and the structure, entity clarity, and off-site presence that decide whether an answer engine cites you.

• Keyword and intent research against what buyers actually type
• On-page and technical SEO, including the AEO structure work
• Content built to answer real questions, published on a steady cadence
• Entity and citation work: schema, profiles, directories, consistency
• Measurement that connects visibility to qualified conversations

We publish our methods openly. If you want to see how we think before you talk to us, the blog is the whole approach written down.

System three

Marketing Operations

The gap most small companies actually have is not strategy. It is that nobody is doing the work. This is embedded execution capacity: someone senior enough to decide what matters and available enough to ship it, without the cost of a full-time hire or the fee of a fractional CMO.

• A defined monthly scope of things that will exist by month end
• Publishing, page updates, and technical maintenance run on cadence
• A short written update every week, so you can see the work
• One accountable person, not a rotating pool

Engagements

Start with an audit. Scale when it is working.

Every engagement begins with a free audit of your website and search visibility. You get the findings either way, including when the honest answer is that you do not need us yet.

How we work

Where the work is done, and why that matters to you

ADPH is based in Tuguegarao City, Philippines, and our clients are in the United States. The work is delivered from here, by the people you speak to. We say this plainly because you would find out anyway, and because it is the reason a $950 plan buys what it buys.

What that means in practice: you get more hours for the same money than a US agency at the same price point, and Philippine business hours overlap with US evenings, so work handed over at the end of your day is usually waiting when you start the next one.

What we insist on, because it protects you: you own every account in your own name, the scope is defined as outputs rather than hours, you get a written update every week, and one named person is accountable for the whole engagement. Those four things are what turn a distant arrangement into a visible one. We wrote about how to work with an offshore partner without losing control, including the parts that constrain us.

Common questions

Questions we get asked before signing

Where is the work actually done?

In Tuguegarao City, Philippines, by the same people you talk to. We serve clients in the United States. That is the model and we would rather explain it than have you discover it later.

How much does it cost?

Launch is $950 a month, Growth is $1,950, and Scale starts at $3,500. Every engagement starts with a free audit, so the scope reflects your situation rather than a template.

Do you require a long contract?

No. Search work needs a few months to show anything, so we suggest committing to a quarter. You own every account and can leave without losing access to anything.

How long before I see results?

Technical fixes can show within weeks. Search visibility typically takes about three months for early signals and six to nine for meaningful inquiry volume in a competitive market. Anyone promising faster is describing something they cannot control.