Industry · Insolvency and Restructuring
Be found in the words directors use when a company is in trouble.
Directors under pressure search in plain language, not in procedure names. We make each procedure, the situations you deal with and your licensed practitioners explicit enough to be matched to what they actually ask.
The retrieval problem
Directors search for their problem. Sites describe procedures.
A director searches for what happens when a winding-up petition arrives, or what to do when the company cannot pay HMRC. Most insolvency sites lead with CVL, MVL and administration. Unless a passage connects the director's situation to the procedure, and to a licensed practitioner nearby, a different firm is retrieved.
Buyer queries
The queries we model in this market.
Examples, one from each stage of a purchase. Your report models the full set for your services and your region.
What happens if my company receives a winding-up petition?
Licensed insolvency practitioners near Birmingham
Administration vs CVL: what is the difference?
Insolvency practitioners experienced with construction companies
What has to be explicit
The facts systems need to match you to those queries.
- Each procedure (administration, CVL, MVL, CVA) explained in plain language
- The situations you deal with, in the words directors use
- Licensed insolvency practitioners and their licensing bodies
- Sectors and company sizes
- Offices and the areas they cover
Who we work with
- Administrations
- Turnaround
- Corporate recovery
Who decides
Directors under pressure, lenders, and the accountants and solicitors who refer them.
How it starts
From application to roadmap.
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Apply
Answer six short questions about your business. We read every application.
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15-minute consultation
Free. We show you two or three verified retrieval weaknesses in your market.
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Retrieval Opportunity Report
A measured diagnosis of one service category, and a prioritised roadmap.
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Implementation
The roadmap carried out, then re-tested against the same measures.
Common questions
Is it appropriate to promote insolvency services this way?
Yes, provided the information is accurate and not misleading. The work is clear explanation of procedures and who can help, within the Insolvency Code of Ethics, not pressure or promises.
Most of our appointments come from accountants and lenders.
Introducers search too. An accountant looking for a practitioner with experience of a sector or procedure uses the same systems.
The roadmap, service by service
Free 15-minute consultation
Find out where your business stands.
- How search and AI systems currently interpret your business
- Where competitors are better understood than you
- Specific retrieval weaknesses, checked before we speak
- Whether there is work worth doing, and what it is worth to you
Apply for a free 15-minute consultation
We reply within one business day, and usually within the hour.