How I work
How it works, from the first review to the month you decide whether to carry on.
Free review
I look at your site and your Google profile.
A written plan
What needs doing, and what it costs.
You accept it
Nothing starts until you confirm.
Monthly work
Fixes, content, a written update.
You stay if it's working
30 days' notice if it isn't.
I review your site, free
I look at your site and your Google profile and tell you what I see, good and bad. It doesn't commit you to anything.
You get a concrete plan
A written proposal: what I'd do, in what order, and what it costs. No work starts until you accept it in writing.
You accept, we get going
You confirm the proposal and share whatever access I need (hosting, Search Console, your Google Business Profile). The audit is paid upfront; monthly retainers are invoiced before each month starts.
Monthly work and a written update
Technical fixes, content, Google profile work: whatever the plan calls for that month. At the end of each month I send you a summary of what I did and what's next.
You stay if it's working
After the initial 3-month commitment, it's month to month. If you ever want to stop, just give me 30 days' notice.
How long it takes
SEO doesn't happen overnight, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something. Movement typically starts to show between 3 and 6 months in: first in how Google crawls and indexes the site, then in actual rankings. Every project starts from a different place, so treat this as a rough guide, not a delivery date.
What you get every month
A short written update: what I did, what I found and what comes next. Not a dashboard with a hundred charts nobody reads. If you want the raw numbers too (Search Console, your Google Business Profile), I'll share them, though the useful part is usually the summary.
And if it isn't working
If a few months in there's no reasonable movement, we talk plainly about why and what to change. Sometimes it's the plan; sometimes something on your site is harder to shift than expected, or the sector's tougher than it looked. And if you decide it's not for you, it's 30 days' notice from the day you tell me, with no small print locking you in longer than you thought.