Aditya Bhimrajka
Founder & CEO, MoxSEO · Founder & CEO, Miracuves Solutions
I spent over a decade building software, and most of that time watching good products fail in search for reasons that had nothing to do with the product. MoxSEO exists because that gap is an engineering problem far more often than a marketing one.
MoxSEO · Miracuves Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
The version of this service I wanted to hire and could not find
Miracuves builds products. Over the years one pattern kept repeating: we would ship something genuinely good, and months later the client would come back saying nobody could find it.
The agencies they had hired were producing activity — keywords tracked, articles published, backlinks acquired — and no revenue. What struck me is how many of those engagements failed on things a developer would have caught in an afternoon. Broken canonicals. A staging robots.txt that went live. Analytics that had never recorded a single conversion correctly.
The agency could not see any of it, because nobody on the team could read the stack.
So MoxSEO is technical work done by people who understand the systems they are asking you to change — and reporting that is honest about what it does not know.
An agency should be judged on its own search performance. It is a fair test, and most would fail it.
— Aditya BhimrajkaWhich is why we publish original research with open datasets, our full methodology, and a public log of the mistakes we caught while producing it.
What I actually believe about this work
Not positioning statements. These are the things we argue with clients about.
Most SEO problems are measurement problems first
If your analytics are wrong, every optimisation decision after that is a guess. We do not start content or link work until the reporting can be trusted — and we say so even when the client would rather we just started publishing.
Volume is the most expensive mistake in this industry
Publishing fifty articles because a competitor has fifty is how sites end up competing against themselves. Google has scaled-content policies because the pattern is common enough to need one. Fewer, better and properly linked wins.
Saying no is part of the service
If a client asks for something that will hurt their site — templated location pages for cities they do not operate in, bought links, mass-published content — we say so in writing. Most of the damage we get hired to repair was done by agencies that quietly complied.
Publish the mistakes too
Our research carries a corrections log: errors we made, what they would have caused, and how we caught them. Research you cannot audit is marketing. This is the harder standard, which is the point of holding it.
If it has resisted the obvious fixes, that is the interesting kind
I read everything that comes through the site.
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