Search & demand
Where your customers are actually looking, where you already have momentum, and which of it has genuine commercial potential.
The Growth Investigation
I investigate your business, your search market and the competitors actually taking your customers. You get the evidence, the openings they've left open, and the three moves I would make next.
One person does the work, signs their name to it, and tells you plainly when the answer is don't spend the money yet.
Read the real thing before you decide. No email required to read the sample.

Rolf Stenberg
Analyst · Global Web Technologies
I research every investigation myself and put my name on the conclusions. Software helps with the gathering. The judgement is mine, and you can come back to me about it.
Building and marketing web products since 2010 · Dublin, Ireland
What this is not
The promise
Some businesses are already doing the right things. If I investigate yours and the honest conclusion is that there's no opening worth the effort, I'll tell you that, send you the evidence anyway, and refund you in full.
I would rather return €149 than manufacture a recommendation to justify it. The whole point of an independent investigation is that it can come back negative.
I'm not paid by the number of recommendations I manufacture.
How I think about it
Broken links, page titles, site speed — those can matter. But they don't answer the only question worth €149 of your attention: where is this business actually missing opportunities or wasting money?
Where your customers are actually looking, where you already have momentum, and which of it has genuine commercial potential.
Who is winning, where they're stronger, and — the part most audits skip — what they appear to have left uncovered.
Where paid activity may be buying the wrong searches, audiences, locations or clicks, where the evidence supports saying so.
What deserves improving, creating, or leaving alone. A search volume number is not a business case.
Whether your offer and landing experience match the demand I'm finding, where the available data lets me judge it fairly.
Regulation, market shifts and changing search behaviour that may open a door before it becomes obvious to everyone.
A real finding, from the sample investigation
Search Console showed the VAT Invoice Requirements guide averaging around position 16.9, with several specific VAT invoice searches ranking higher still.
Google was already associating the site with this subject, despite its limited recent search history. That association is an asset, not a gap.
Strengthen the existing resource first, rather than publish another unrelated accounting article.
Update — don't create
Facts are facts, estimates are estimates. Where something is my interpretation, the report says so.
What I'd do, why, the evidence behind it, the likely commercial value, the effort, and how confident I am.
The next action that deserves your time, money or attention — with the reasoning left visible so you can disagree with it.
Something to create, improve, test, investigate — or stop. If the evidence says wait, the report says wait.
The complete sample
I ran a full investigation on MyLedgerBook.ie as a real test of the method — a real business, real Search Console data, real competitors and real decisions to make. No cherry-picked screenshots, no redactions. The whole report, exactly as a client receives it.
If it isn't obviously better than what you'd get for €20 elsewhere, don't buy it.
Read the complete report (PDF) →Opens in a new tab · no email required
Who actually does the work
I'm Rolf Stenberg. I've been building, marketing and running web products from Dublin since 2010 — my own, mostly, which means I've spent my own money on the advertising, written the content that didn't rank, and learned which of it was worth doing.
That's the perspective you're buying. Not an agency's junior analyst working through a template, and not a name invented for a website. When you read the investigation, you're reading what one person concluded — and you can email that person and argue with them.
Research tools and AI help me gather and cross-check. They don't decide anything. Every conclusion in your report was reached, reviewed and signed by me.
How it works
I don't take money from a business I can't help. The brief takes about five minutes, and I read every one myself before anything is invoiced.
Your website, your market, your customers and what you're trying to achieve. Five minutes, no payment, no card.
Within one working day I'll say whether I think there's something worth investigating. If there isn't, I'll say so and there's no invoice.
I research your business, competitors, search environment and advertising signals. If I need Search Console or Ads data, I'll explain exactly why. I never need your password.
A complete PDF with findings, evidence, confidence levels and the three actions I'd prioritise. Yours to keep, implement, or hand to your agency.
No payment at this step. I'll reply personally within one working day, and I'll tell you if I don't think it's worth your €149.
Send my free brief →Or email me directly: investigations@globalwebtec.com
Already decided?
If you'd rather skip the brief and go straight ahead, you can pay now and complete the same questions immediately afterwards.
Pay €149 and start now →Probably, if you're already spending on advertising, SEO or content and can't tell what's working. Or if competitors seem to be pulling ahead and you don't know why. Or if you're getting traffic but not enough business. Or if you're about to spend real money and want an independent second opinion first.
One poor advertising decision caught, one overlooked opportunity found, or one expensive piece of work you didn't need, could repay this many times over. But I won't promise that it will. I'll tell you what the evidence supports.
That's fine — I'm not asking you to replace them. Give them the report. A good agency will be perfectly comfortable discussing independent findings with you, and a defensive reaction to one tells you something in itself.
Nobody can honestly guarantee them. Anyone who does is telling you something else about themselves.
Three good decisions beat fifty generic suggestions padded out to justify a fee.
A keyword number is not a business case. Demand you can't convert isn't demand.
Where the evidence is weak, the report says so and marks the confidence level.
This is a one-off. Implement it yourself, give it to your agency, hire somebody else, or do nothing.
Tools and AI assist the research. The conclusions are mine, and my name is on them.
Common questions
No. Search visibility is an important part of the investigation, especially when customers use Google to find businesses like yours, but the Growth Investigation goes further. I investigate your market, relevant competitors, what they are doing better, what they appear to be missing, and which opportunities may be worth pursuing.
No. Send the free brief and I'll tell you within a working day whether I think there's something worth investigating. Nothing is invoiced until I've said yes and you've agreed to go ahead.
Not to begin. I start with what I can investigate independently. If private data would materially improve an important finding, I'll explain what would help and why. I never need your password.
The €149 investigation is analysis, not implementation. If I can help with something further, I may offer it separately. You are free to use me, your existing agency, somebody else, or implement the work yourself.
I don't manufacture findings to fill pages. If the evidence is limited, the report will say so and explain what would need to be learned next — and if there's nothing worth acting on at all, you get a full refund.
No. I investigate the market that matters to your business. For an Irish company that means Irish competitors, Irish search behaviour and Irish sources. For a UK, US, Canadian, Australian or New Zealand business, it means theirs.
Your business · your market · your competitors
Send the brief. I'll read it myself and tell you honestly whether there's something here worth investigating. Free, and no obligation either way.
Rolf Stenberg
Analyst
Global Web Technologies
Dublin, Ireland