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The tools we build, the systems we put live and the changes we make to how we work are announced here. When there is a new analysis engine, a new feature in the panel or a step taken on the infrastructure side, this is the first page we write it on.

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A World First: A Brain Simulator in an SEO Tool

We dropped Semrush and Ahrefs years ago and built our own. Five pattern cores, five layers on top, and a crawler that runs inside your browser.

A First in Turkey: MCP on a Next.js Platform

One multi-tenant core, an agent system that got too complicated, and the MCP integration that let a business owner run the whole site by talking to an AI.

Meeting the Business World at the TOBB Program

Turk SEM and Vera Gelinlik joined an event held by TOBB, the union of chambers of commerce of Turkey, and presented our hotel software Hotel WD.

Why We Turn Down 95% of SEO Inquiries

A difficult client drains the team and lowers the work. The one third rule, why a discount makes the job impossible, and why promises are a warning sign.

We Name Our Sources With Contributors

Where a paragraph rests on somebody else's thinking, we say whose. A WordPress plugin that puts the source beside the text and profiles behind it.

Turksemveri Web Is Now Live

Three hundred pieces of data pulled from any URL, split into three groups and turned into pages that teach you SEO through your own site.

Turk SEM Has a New Proposal System

Proposals used to go out as a PDF and an email, which nobody could track. We built a CRM for companies, services and proposals instead.

Our Google Partner Page Is Live Again

Why a seasonal agency's Google Partner badge comes and goes with the spend threshold, and what the TCSI formula behind our campaigns measures.

The New Türk SEM Client Panel

Live site monitoring, support and reports in one place, and a blog system where every comment belongs to its own paragraph.

A Free Website for Academic Journals

Issues, an article archive, submissions with a tracking ID and an optional blog. Free to journals that have been publishing for a year or more.

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