Services & Methodology

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• How do I know if Five Blocks is the right fit for my organization?

  Five Blocks is a fit when stakeholders form real decisions based on what they find about you online and you want durable, measurable work over months. We are not a fit for requests requiring permanent removal of accurate content, single-tactic shortcuts, or undisclosed Wikipedia editing.

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• What is Five Blocks’ Wikipedia methodology?

  Five Blocks uses Wikipedia's official disclosed conflict-of-interest (COI) process: we research well-sourced, reliable information, propose changes on the article's Talk page rather than editing directly, and let independent community editors decide whether to implement them.

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• What is Five Blocks’ process for competitive analysis?

  Five Blocks benchmarks named peers using IMPACT for keyword-level search diagnostics and AIQ for AI narrative comparison across themes, sources, sentiment, and gaps. The peer view often surfaces interventions the competition has already validated.

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• What does a typical Five Blocks engagement look like?

  A typical Five Blocks engagement opens with a discovery and diagnostic phase to assess the current digital landscape and set a prioritized scope, then runs on retainer for 6 to 12 months. Clients receive weekly updates, regular calls, and detailed monthly reports, with progress measured against defined KPIs.

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• Why doesn’t Five Blocks advertise publicly?

  Five Blocks does not advertise publicly because the work is confidential and the right clients arrive through partner referrals, repeat engagements, and targeted thought leadership. This has meant slower awareness growth but consistently higher-quality client relationships, a trade-off the firm has made on purpose.

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