Hi, I’m Saidul Islam Shakib, the CEO of CrazyGraph, an SEO agency based in London, UK.
I have 8 years of experience as an SEO consultant and marketer, scaling businesses and turning SEO into the #1 revenue channel through clear, strategic, and data-driven search optimisation.
I blend strong SEO fundamentals with practical, up-to-date methods to help lawyers, pharmacies, marketing agencies, and a wide range of service businesses attract more clients, strengthen their online presence, and stay competitive in today’s digital landscape.
I first became interested in SEO while working for a business that was struggling to appear on Google.
We had a strong service, but our ideal customers could not find us online.
Watching competitors outrank us pushed me to learn how search engines work and what it truly takes to earn visibility.
That period taught me something important. Even the strongest brands can remain invisible if their digital foundations are weak.
Once I began applying structured SEO, the results were immediate. Traffic improved, enquiries grew, and the business finally started to match the potential it always had. It felt transformative, and it shaped the way I approach SEO to this day.
As I learned more, I realised how powerful SEO can be for any business that wants steady, high-quality traffic. That experience pushed me to go deeper into the field, sharpen my skills, and eventually help other businesses achieve the online presence we were once aiming for.
Since then, I have focused on creating clean, strategic, data-led SEO frameworks that help businesses stand out in crowded markets. My goal is simple: give brands the visibility, credibility, and long-term growth they deserve through a premium, performance-driven SEO approach.
Once I applied proper SEO, local rankings rose fast and enquiries followed.
That experience drives how I help clinics and pharmacies build stronger, more visible digital foundations today.
I got into SEO while working for a business that offered excellent care but barely appeared in local searches.
Competitors were taking the patients we should’ve been serving, so I learned exactly how search engines work.
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“I went to the store to pick up 8 cans of sprite, but when I got home I realised I’d only picked 7up”
Shakib touches upon how CrazyGraph started and his journey to becoming the #1 ranked SEO agency in London
Running a small law firm leaves little time for marketing. Between client meetings, court deadlines, and case preparation, managing SEO
When someone searches for a chiropractor, they may compare several practices before deciding where to book. Your website and Google
You are great at adjusting spines. But when it comes to picking an SEO agency, you might feel completely out
Do you know which of these three, GEO, AEO, and SEO, helps bring in new chiropractic patients the most?
Someone woke up this morning with a locked lower back. They couldn’t tie their shoes. They grabbed their phone, typed
There is a quiet crisis playing out across law firm marketing right now. Firms that ranked on page one two
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Methodology
What every number in Beaconly means, how it’s calculated, and where its limits are.
Gemini, through Google’s official Gemini API. Right now Gemini answers from its own knowledge, without live web search, so answers don’t list sources.
Every question is asked as a fresh conversation, with no memory or personal history, set to the market (country) you chose.
The questions a buyer would ask when looking for what you sell — like “best CRM for a small agency”. We write starter questions from your website; you can edit, delete or add your own. Questions don’t include your brand name, so we measure whether AI brings you up on its own.
Your brand counts as mentioned when its name, one of its other names you added, or its website address appears in the answer as a whole word. The same rule applies to every competitor, so the comparison is fair.
The order in which tracked brands are first named in the answer: 1 means you were named before any tracked competitor. We show how often you’re named first, 2nd–3rd, later, or not at all.
Mentioned and described positively. A separate AI step reads each answer and rates how it talks about each brand: positive, neutral or negative.
Visibility is the share of answers that mention you. With fewer than 20 answers a percentage can mislead (1 answer changes it by 20 points), so we show the count instead — for example “3 of 5”.
We ask the AI to compare you with your competitors on the traits you choose, then score what the answer says about each brand from 1 to 10, using only the answer — not our own opinion. “What AI says about you” groups the reasons AI recommends you, its criticisms, and who it prefers instead, counted across your latest tracked answers.
We ask the AI about your brand directly and compare each factual claim with the facts you gave us. Claims your facts don’t cover are marked “not covered”, never “wrong”.
The snippet on your site counts visits whose referrer is an AI assistant (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, Claude and others), or that carry ChatGPT’s utm_source tag. Some apps hide the referrer, so the real number is usually higher. No cookies are used and no IP addresses are kept.
We re-read the pages you watch once a day and look for your brand name, other names, or website address in the page text. Some sites block automated visits; we tell you when we can’t read a page.
AI assistants give different answers to the same question, and API answers can differ from what a signed-in person sees in the app (memory, location, model updates). That’s why we track over time and link every question so you can ask it yourself.
Email [email protected] with the page or brand, and we’ll look into it.
