Articles by Sam K
Founder and technical lead at Knit Infotech, which he started in Noida in 2013. Writes about the parts of web performance, search and delivery that survive contact with a real client backlog, and answers the enquiry form himself.
Sam started Knit Infotech in 2013 as a two-person web studio in Noida and still reviews every architecture decision that leaves the building. He runs the technical side of client work, stacks, performance budgets, migrations, and he answers the enquiry form himself, which is why the first reply usually contains a question rather than a brochure.
Jev AI vs Claude vs ChatGPT (2026): When to Use Decision Models, LLMs and Agents
The useful question is no longer which model is smartest. It is which part of your system needs judgement, which part needs language, and which part should be ordinary code.
AI agents for small businesses: choose a bounded first workflow
Choose a recurring process, define permissions and review, and measure the result before expanding the automation.
Answer Engine Optimization: clearer service pages and measurable enquiries
Start with what a buyer needs to choose a supplier: clear scope, evidence and a useful next step. AI citations are an observation to measure, not an outcome to promise.
Advanced SEO for 2026: entities, internal links and AI citations
Once the technical basics are in place the work stops being a checklist. This is what we do next on accounts where the obvious fixes are already made.
Why local search still decides small-business revenue
For a business that serves a place, local search is not one channel among several. It is the shelf your product sits on. Here is what that is worth.
SEO best practices for 2026: the checklist we run first
Every audit we start opens with the same eight checks, in the same order. They take a day, cost only attention, and find more revenue than a content plan.
How to investigate and improve Core Web Vitals
A practical workflow for measuring real-user performance, finding the bottleneck and checking changes without inventing a client benchmark.
A PPC guide for small budgets: what to do with $800 a month
Advice written for six-figure accounts does not survive an $800 monthly budget. At this scale, structure and exclusions beat bidding strategy.
Building an ecommerce site that scales past the first big month
Every store we have rebuilt failed for the same three reasons, none of them the platform. Here are the decisions to make before the platform question.
A content marketing strategy that survives past quarter one
Almost every content plan we inherit was written for a team that does not exist. This is how to size one to the people you actually have.
Cross-platform apps in 2026: Flutter, React Native or native
Cross-platform is the right default for most business apps and the wrong choice for an identifiable minority. Five questions usually settle which you are.
Full-funnel digital marketing: joining search, ads and email
Most small marketing budgets fail because three channels run as three unrelated projects. This is how we sequence them so each makes the next cheaper.
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