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One conversation · Thirty minutes · No obligation
Have something worth growing?
The useful version of this conversation takes about thirty minutes. We will ask what is working, what is not, and where you want the business to be in a year — then tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it.
First step
A 30-minute call
Enough to understand the business, the goal and the constraints.
No obligation
An honest answer
If we are not the right team, we will say so and point you at what would help.
Option one · free
Just want us to look at it?
Three fields. We record a walkthrough of your site, search presence, social and ads, mark what is costing you enquiries, and send it over. No call unless you want one.
Usually back within two working days. If we think you do not need us, we will say that instead.
Option two · a real brief
Tell us about the project.
Seven questions, two minutes. Enough for us to come back with something specific rather than a generic proposal.
What happens next
- We read the brief and check whether we are the right team for it.
- A 30-minute call about the business, the goal and the constraints.
- If it is a fit, a written scope with a clear first phase.
On budgets
The budget field is optional and it is not a filter. It tells us what scope is realistic, so we do not propose a phase you did not ask for. Advertising spend is always separate from execution fees and paid by you directly.
Before you write
Are we the right people for this?
Worth two minutes of your time before you spend twenty on a brief. We would rather you self-select out here than find out three weeks into a proposal.
We are a good fit if
- The product or service is already good and the digital presence has not caught up.
- You want one team across website, search, content and campaigns rather than four suppliers.
- You can commit to six to twelve months — marketing that is switched off after a month tells you nothing.
- There is one person who can make decisions and sign off direction.
- You have the capacity to serve more customers than you currently reach.
We are probably not, if
- You are looking for the cheapest possible execution.
- You need a guaranteed number of leads by a fixed date.
- You want someone to post on social without any say in what the business stands for.
- The budget has to produce a return inside four weeks.
- You need a single deliverable with no interest in what happens after it ships.
Questions we get asked
The awkward ones, answered.
What does it cost?
It depends on scope, and we will not pretend otherwise — but you will have a written number before any work starts, not after. Tell us roughly what you are trying to achieve and we will tell you what a sensible first phase costs, even if that first phase is smaller than you expected.
Advertising spend is always separate from our fees and paid by you directly to the platform. It is never bundled into an invoice where you cannot see it.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Not lead volume, not cost per lead, not revenue. Those depend on your offer, your pricing, your market and how fast your team follows up — most of which sits outside the campaign. Anyone guaranteeing a number is guessing with your budget.
What we commit to is a properly structured campaign, tracking configured before launch, reporting you can read without a glossary, and changes made for a reason we can explain.
Who actually does the work?
The people you meet. You get one point of contact who knows the whole engagement, not a rota of account handlers passing you between them.
Do I own everything if we stop working together?
Yes, and it is set up that way from day one. Accounts, analytics, ad accounts, domains, source files and access all stay in your name. You get documentation at handover. Leaving should always be possible — an agency that makes it hard to leave is relying on the wrong thing.
How long before anything happens?
Every engagement is scoped individually, so we do not publish standard durations. You get a written phase plan with dates before work starts, and we tell you early if something is going to move.
Honestly: paid campaigns can produce enquiries quickly. Search compounds slowly and keeps working. Most businesses need both, in that order of urgency and the reverse order of patience.
Do you only do Meta ads, or Google too?
Both, plus LinkedIn where the audience is there. Which one leads depends on whether your buyers are actively searching for what you sell or need to be interrupted before they know they want it. That is a strategy question, not a channel preference, and it gets answered before any budget is committed.
Can you just do the one thing I need?
Yes. Most businesses start with one capability where the pain is loudest and add the next once it has earned its place. We will tell you which one to start with — including when the answer is the smaller, cheaper one.