You do not need to know whether you need SEO, a new site, automation or advertising before you book.
Start with what is slow, expensive, frustrating, ineffective or losing you enquiries. You do not need to diagnose the service yourself.
You get a clear scope: what will be done, what it costs and the expected timeline. No surprise invoices later.
You review progress at the right stages. Nothing important goes live without you seeing it first.
You get regular updates on what changed, what happened and what should happen next.
No. Start with what is not working and the conversation can narrow down the right approach.
Yes. Important work is reviewed at appropriate stages before launch or activation.
Scope, timing and cost are made clear up front, followed by progress updates and reporting appropriate to the work.
Yes. Most businesses are better served by fixing the highest-priority problem first, then adding from there if it makes sense.
The first conversation is for understanding the situation and working out what is worth doing next.
