Brands search for exactly what Dulcedo's roster pages hold: "Quebec French-speaking influencers", "PWHL athletes for brand partnerships", "Paralympic athletes", "Indigenous creators", "Fortnite streamers". Dulcedo has a filtered page for each, but 49 of the 72 category pages are titled "Dulcedo - Dulcedo", 16 "Listing talent - Dulcedo", 2 "Dulcedo FR - Dulcedo FR", and 67 have no description. In search results and AI answers they all look like the same page, so the agents and account managers being hired have to find every brand themselves.
First action
Write the title pattern and apply it to the QC/Francophones page.
How to measure it
Search impressions on category pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- 3x
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Title pattern
Category, count, branch, Dulcedo; under 60 characters.
Marketing Manager 1 day
Template
Pull title and description fields into the category template.
Web Developer 2 days
Intros
Two sentences per category on talents and campaign fit.
Marketing Manager 1 week
Translate
French and Spanish versions in their own language.
Marketing Manager 1 week
Link the Cast
"Build a cast from these talents" on every page.
Web Developer 1 day
Submit
Resubmit the sitemap in Search Console.
Web Developer 1 hour
Measure
Impressions, clicks and cast requests by category.
Marketing Manager monthly
Why it works
Give every category page a title and description built from its category, branch and city ("Québec Francophone Influencers | 32 Creators | Dulcedo"; "PWHL Players for Brand Partnerships | Dulcedo Athletes"), a short intro paragraph on who the talents are and the kind of campaigns they fit, and a link to the Cast tool. Generate the French and Spanish versions in their own language. Track impressions per category in Search Console.
Category pages match buyer searches better than the homepage does, and the roster, filters and Cast tool are already there; only the labels are missing. It is a template change in the CMS, not 67 rewrites by hand.
Ready to use
ChecklistRoster page labels
[ ] Title: <Category> <Talent type> | <count> | Dulcedo [ ] Description: who they are, audiences, campaign fit [ ] One intro paragraph [ ] French and Spanish versions translated [ ] "Build your cast" link [ ] Search Console check after 4 weeks
Risks and how to handle them
Talent counts change
Fill the count automatically from the roster.
Sensitive category names
Have the talents in identity-based categories review the wording.
Evidence
- Your websiteRoster category pages (checked October 21, 2026): of the 72 category pages in the sitemap, 49 have the page title "Dulcedo - Dulcedo", 16 "Listing talent - Dulcedo" and 2 "Dulcedo FR - Dulcedo FR"; 67 have no meta description. They include influencer categories such as QC/Francophones (32 talents), Indigenous, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, Parenthood and Podcast, athlete categories (NHL, PWHL, Olympians, Paralympics), gaming (FPS, Fortnite, live streaming) and every model board. Each page has filters for platform, total reach, audience gender, age and location.Source
- Your websiteHomepage and Cast tool: featured profiles show "Social reach" per platform and an "Add to my cast" button; the Cast page says "Build your cast. SIMPLY add profiles HERE AND FILL a REQUEST" in three steps (choose profiles, send a request, meet the talent). The contact router asks "What brings you here today?" (contact an agent, become a model, apply as talent, general, press, careers); that page is titled "Dulcedo - Dulcedo". Office pages exist for Los Angeles, Toronto and Montreal only.Source
- HiringStill open: Account Manager - Influencer (Toronto, posted May 22, 2026), who will "Track performance by evaluating key performance indicators (KPIs) and present comprehensive reports at the end of each partnership"; Senior Manager, Athlete (Toronto, posted May 20) for athletes as "brands, businesses, and long-term growth stories" in "the next chapter of our sports unit"; and Team Manager, Senior Talent Agent (remote, posted July 19) at an agency "with over 350 creators", with "uncapped individual commissions".Source
- HiringSenior Manager, Project & Transformation (Montreal, posted September 2, 2026): Dulcedo is "the largest multidisciplinary talent management group in Canada" managing "500+ models, hundreds of Olympic and professional athletes, and a growing roster of top-tier digital creators, influencers, and streamers", with offices in Montreal and Toronto and "an extensive network across Los Angeles, New York, Miami"; the role leads "the company's most complex cross-functional projects", including systems implementations, as Dulcedo scales.Source