Go Fish Digital

Go Fish Digital started as a forensic, technical-SEO-first shop under founders Brian Patterson and Dan Hinckley, building a genuine specialty in penalty recovery, algorithm-update diagnosis, and JavaScript rendering issues — the kind of edge-case technical work that generalist agencies often can't handle. It has since built a real reputation management (ORM) practice alongside its SEO work, and founder Patterson has a documented public track record as a methodology thought leader specifically on Google Autocomplete strategy, an unusual and under-covered surface for brand and personal reputation.

It's now expanded explicitly into GEO/AI search work, and — unusually for this category — backs the expansion with specific, named, quantified case studies rather than vague claims: Jelly Belly (+622% YoY website revenue), Pentagon Group/Peugeot dealerships (+123% YoY search visibility, +71% organic traffic, +54% organic conversions, +192% growth in "near me" search users), and a Toku case study showing AI visibility growing from 0% to 86% on a core prompt, with the tracking methodology (Peec AI, 75 prompts, 12 brands, 6,868 AI responses) disclosed rather than just asserted.

The core practice spans SEO, digital PR, paid media, and GEO, unified — per the agency's own framing — by a "strategic center" rather than siloed departments. Its ORM work specifically targets search-result reputation management, including Ripoff Report remediation and deep reputation checking, positioning it in what one independent evaluator called the "search-engineering-origin tier" of reputation management — firms that came up through SEO methodology rather than enterprise SaaS or generic managed services.

No public pricing was found; engagements require direct consultation, consistent with most agencies in this category.