“Nobody finds us on Google.”
Start with SEO. Structure, content and local listings, in that order.
Services
Six services, each with its own page covering deliverables, process, who it suits and what it will not do. Choose one, or combine them into a single acquisition plan.
Overview
A rough rule: paid advertising buys you speed, search buys you durability, social buys you familiarity, and pages decide whether any of it converts.
Rank for the searches your buyers actually type.
See what is includedGoogle, Meta and TikTok campaigns built around cost per lead.
See what is includedContent and community that turn followers into enquiries.
See what is includedFull funnels — offer, landing page, ads, follow-up.
See what is includedFast, mobile-first pages designed to convert.
See what is includedPartner programmes that pay for performance only.
See what is includedMatch
If one of these sentences sounds like your business, start there.
Start with SEO. Structure, content and local listings, in that order.
Start with paid advertising and a landing page that matches the ad.
Start with social media marketing — usually a format and hook problem, not a frequency problem.
Start with lead generation and landing pages. The leak is after the click.
Start with web solutions. Speed and clarity affect every other channel you run.
Look at affiliate marketing, where partners are paid only on confirmed sales.
Working process
A four-stage cycle. You always know which stage we are in and what comes out of it.
I look at what you sell, who buys it, what you have already tried and where the money is currently going. Nothing gets planned before this.
You get a written plan: the channels, the offer, the budget split, the timeline and what each stage should produce.
Campaigns, pages and content go live in a sensible order, with tracking installed before spend starts.
Every cycle I cut what is not working, scale what is, and send you a report you can actually read.
FAQ
Yes, and often that is the sensible route. One channel done properly beats four channels run thinly. We can add more once the first one is producing.
Either a fixed project price or a monthly retainer, agreed in writing before work starts. Ad budget is separate and always paid directly by you to the platform.
No. Retainers run month to month after any agreed initial period, which is usually three months because most channels need that long to show a real signal.
Then an audit is usually the better first step. You get an outside read on the account without changing anything, and you decide what to do with it.
Describe your business in a couple of lines. I will tell you which service I would run first and why.