In the heart of America's industrial backbone, Kozeny Wagner operates as a 70-person, $18.3M construction and engineering firm. Yet, its digital footprint tells a story of a company that exists in the physical world but is virtually invisible online—except for one bizarre anomaly.

"They generate $18.3M in revenue while getting fewer monthly visits than a local coffee shop. This isn't a digital strategy—it's a digital ghost."

The traffic distribution reveals a company that relies almost entirely on direct navigation (51%) rather than discovery. This means their website is primarily visited by existing clients or employees who type the URL directly. Organic search contributes just 32%—and even that is likely misdirected traffic based on their keyword profile. There's no evidence of content marketing, backlink building, or technical SEO infrastructure. Zero technologies detected on their stack suggests they're running on a bare-bones, possibly outdated platform.

• Leadership is family-owned and deep-rooted in St. Louis (Patrick, Michael, Christopher Kozeny)
• Revenue suggests mid-market construction firm, but digital presence suggests a micro-business
• Top keywords reveal zero alignment with actual services (civil construction, engineering)
• Traffic sources indicate a 'closed loop' business—likely reliant on referrals and legacy relationships
• Tech stack is invisible, suggesting minimal investment in digital tools or analytics