Before we work together, you should know.

It depends on what your business needs. Every quote is worked out for you; there are no packages or price lists.

Three things shape the price: what you need, what needs fixing (your website, tracking and existing setup), and how much work is involved. You see the scope and the fee in a proposal before anything starts.

What affects your price

No. If we run ads for you, the ad budget is paid directly to the platform.

Our fee is charged separately, as set out in your proposal.

It depends on the work.

Some projects have a defined scope and finish line; ongoing services need enough time to measure progress and make improvements. We’ll explain the proposed duration and terms before you commit.

No. No one can honestly guarantee rankings, enquiries or revenue, so we don’t.

Too much sits outside anyone’s control: how search engines and AI tools choose what to show, what your competitors do, your prices, and how quickly enquiries are answered.

What we do instead: record where you’re starting from, report what changes, and say plainly what the numbers can’t show.

The marketing work we manage for you. We’re accountable up to the qualified enquiry.

That means a real, reachable person from a business with a stated need, not a duplicate. Replying to enquiries, quoting and selling stay with you. Where you share usable sales data and tracking allows, we can report through to revenue, shown as your numbers.

We don’t promise rankings, a place in AI answers, a number of enquiries, revenue or a return on spend.

It depends on the channel.

Paid search

Campaigns can start producing measurable activity fairly quickly. How soon, and what results follow, varies.

Organic search

Usually 12 months or more. We say so before you commit.

A broken enquiry form

Simple problems can be fixed quickly. Complex ones depend on what we find, the access we have and what needs to be built.

Where tracking allows, your website records where each enquiry came from at the moment it’s sent.

Some things can’t be tracked: someone who researched on their phone and enquired on a laptop, visitors who decline tracking, and phone calls or emails. We show those as “source unknown”. We never assign them to a channel to make a report look complete.

What tracking can’t show

A real person you can reach, from a business with a stated need, that isn’t spam or a duplicate.

It’s a check on the enquiry, not a judgement on whether the work is right for you. That takes a conversation.

Job applications, sales pitches, student requests and requests for services we don’t offer aren’t counted.

Usually, if your customers take time to decide and one good enquiry is worth real money to you.

We’re usually a poor fit if demand would have to be created from scratch, if people buy on impulse or price alone, if no one can answer enquiries when they arrive, or if you need a guaranteed result.

There’s no minimum size. What a customer is worth to you matters more than how big you are.

No. You can tell us about your business through the form, by email or on WhatsApp.

If you’d rather talk, you can request a call and we’ll get in touch to find a convenient time.

Request a call

You get a monthly performance report as standard.

Review calls happen when we agree them in your proposal, not automatically every month.

Access to your analytics, search console, ad accounts and website, and sight of where enquiries arrive.

Without measurement access, nothing we report could be checked. Accounts and measurement set up in your name stay with you, including if we stop working together. That doesn’t automatically extend to every third-party tool or agency asset.

Nobody can honestly promise that.

AI tools build their answers mostly from other websites: directories, review sites and lists. We work on those places and on your own site, keep your business details consistent, then check what each AI tool says about you and report what changed, and what didn’t.

We test our own business too. The full, dated record is on our AI search page.

How AI search works with us

Mostly, no.

The real difference is where the work goes: AI tools lean more on other websites when they put an answer together. It’s the same discipline, pointed at more places. Be wary of paying for the same work twice under a new name.