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Field Notes

What we've learned, written down.

Practical notes from live paid media, search, lifecycle and CRO programmes — no recycled industry commentary.

MAR 12, 2026

GEO

How to get cited by ChatGPT:
a practical GEO playbook.

AI assistants quote sources that are structured, specific and verifiable. Here is the markup, content shape and citation tracking we use to earn those mentions.

FEB 28, 2026

Paid Media

Bid to lifetime value,
not first-touch revenue

Feeding predictive LTV back into Google and Meta changes account structure, budget splits and which audiences deserve a higher bid.

JAN 15, 2026

SEO

Technical SEO debt is why
your content isn't ranking.

A four-phase audit that fixes crawl, indexation, Core Web Vitals and site structure in the order that actually moves rankings.

DEC 04, 2025

CRO

Five reasons B2B CTAs fail —
and the tests that fixed them.

Button copy, placement, form length, risk reversal and page speed, with the experiment design behind each fix.

NOV 22, 2025

Email

The five email flows
every store should run.

Welcome, abandonment, post-purchase, win-back and replenishment — in build order, with the revenue share each typically contributes.

OCT 10, 2025

Analytics

Move to server-side tracking
without losing your reporting.

A migration checklist for GA4 and Meta CAPI that keeps historical data comparable and conversions attributed.

Want the same thinking applied to your account? Start with SEO, AEO and GEO, email and CRO, or see the results we’ve produced.

Field Notes · FAQ

About these notes.

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Who writes Datalabs Field Notes?

Every note is written by the senior specialist running that discipline — paid media, search, lifecycle email, CRO or analytics — not by a content team summarising other people’s articles. Examples and numbers come from live client programmes.

How often do you publish?

Roughly one substantial note a month, each 1,200 to 2,000 words with specific tactics, worked examples and measured results. Depth is deliberate: fewer, more useful pieces outperform a high-frequency blog in both search and AI citations.

Are the numbers in these articles real?

Yes — figures come from live Datalabs client accounts over stated measurement windows, anonymised where the client is not a published case study. Where a result is directional rather than statistically conclusive, the article says so explicitly.

Can we get these applied to our own account?

Yes. Every engagement opens with a two-week paid discovery that audits your analytics, ad accounts and funnel, then returns a prioritised roadmap using the same methods described in these notes. You keep the roadmap either way.

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