Question 1

What does the free issue review include?

Accepted Answer

A focused review of your current position, up to three priority issues, and a recommended first step. It is designed to help you decide what to do next without requiring a call first.

Question 2

What’s the minimum engagement period?

Accepted Answer

Build work is scoped as a project. Growth work is normally structured around a rolling monthly plan so priorities can adapt to evidence without locking you into work you no longer need.

Question 3

How much does it cost to get started?

Accepted Answer

The right starting scope depends on the constraint, existing systems, and the outcome you need. We confirm scope, responsibilities, and price after reviewing those details.

Question 4

Which platforms do you build on?

Accepted Answer

We select the platform around the product, editing workflow, integrations, and long-term ownership requirements rather than forcing every project into one stack.

Question 5

How long does a build take?

Accepted Answer

Timing depends on scope, approvals, integrations, and content readiness. The agreed plan names milestones and dependencies before delivery begins.

Question 6

Who owns the site when it’s done?

Accepted Answer

You own the approved deliverables defined in the engagement. Access, repositories, services, licenses, and handover responsibilities are documented before launch.

Question 7

How long does it take to see results from SEO?

Accepted Answer

The timeframe depends on the starting position, competition, technical condition, and authority of the site. We define leading indicators and business signals instead of promising a fixed outcome date.

Question 8

How do you measure visibility in AI answers?

Accepted Answer

We use a defined query set, record answer presence and cited sources, and compare changes alongside search, content, and commercial signals. Results are interpreted with the limits of each platform made clear.

Question 9

Do we need both Build and Grow?

Accepted Answer

No. You can start with one clear constraint. The combined model is useful when technical and demand decisions directly affect each other.

Question 10

How does wholesale pricing work?

Accepted Answer

We agree a delivery price and scope with the partner. The partner controls the client relationship, commercial packaging, and margin.

Question 11

Who talks to my client?

Accepted Answer

The partner remains the relationship owner. Any direct client contact is explicitly agreed, bounded, and handled under the partner’s brand.

Question 12

What happens if my client asks who produced the work?

Accepted Answer

We follow the nondisclosure and communication boundaries agreed with the partner. We do not independently claim or expose white-label work.

Question 13

How are the results audited or verified?

Accepted Answer

Results are checked against the reporting source available for the engagement and presented with the relevant baseline, scope and attribution limits. Where the evidence is qualitative, we label it that way instead of turning it into an unsupported number.

Question 14

Are these direct clients or agency-partner projects?

Accepted Answer

The portfolio includes direct work and delivery completed behind agency partners’ brands. We do not disclose which named clients belong to a partner relationship, and we only publish the proof we are permitted to share.

Question 15

How long did these results take?

Accepted Answer

Timeframes depend on the starting position, market, scope and website condition. We publish a measurement period only when the underlying record and client permissions allow it.

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