Three engines, running in production.
Three engines we built, run in production every day, named with each client's permission.
Writer, reviewer, attribution, sign-off
Harley Street Hair Transplant
Hair-transplant clinic, London
The most involved of the three builds. A writer agent drafts, a second agent reviews what it wrote, an image is generated to match, each post is signed to the doctor whose speciality it covers, and the owner approves every piece before it goes live. It runs across several sites at once.
~25%
more AI-search referral traffic in the engine's first month
client-reported analytics, rounded
The clinic also reports a steady increase in qualified enquiries since the AI-search work went in.
“Working with Counselrise was straightforward and highly productive from start to finish. George's communication was always clear and proactive, and the AI search systems he implemented have directly translated into a steady, noticeable increase in qualified inbound leads.”
Yannis, CEO, Harley Street Hair Transplant
The same pipeline, twice more
Daily publishing across several sites
GiantKan (Uromed)
Medical and urology, multi-site
A content agent that researches keywords, publishes an optimised article roughly every day rotated across their sites, keeps a human review step in the middle, and scans continuously for pages that have gone out of date.
Migration, then the engine
MensHealth.gr
Men's health brand, Greece
The same playbook a third time: move the hosting first, then run the engine on top of it, publishing keyword-researched articles roughly daily with a person checking each one before it is public.
These are clinics and medical practices, not law firms. What carries across to a practice is the system and the review process: the same pipeline, the same second-agent check, the same sign-off before anything is published.
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