Three pillars, four stages, prices on the page.

Because the fee covers four disciplines that are normally bought separately: creative production, funnel analytics, storefront engineering and entity authority work. A cheaper quote almost always covers one of them, which is why the reporting from it can never tell you whether the creative or the page was the problem. If your bottleneck genuinely is a single discipline, say so on the call and the Growth Foundation at $3,500 is probably the honest answer instead.

Because it is a build, not an ongoing service. The Architecture Audit and the infrastructure it recommends are finished work: structured data, one tracked landing page, and funnel event tracking, transferred to you on completion. It costs $3,500 once because there is nothing recurring to pay for — the recurring tiers exist for the two stages that never finish, content distribution and funnel optimization.

Yes. The Growth Foundation at $3,500 includes the full Architecture Audit and the deployed infrastructure, and it is yours whether or not you continue. Some clients hand the findings to an in-house team and never come back, and that is a legitimate outcome — a ranked list of what is costing you revenue is worth having even if someone else does the fixing.

Usually on the technical layer they were never hired to own: entity authority, structured data, storefront performance and attribution wiring. An in-house marketer who knows your audience is an advantage, not an overlap — we build the measurement and infrastructure underneath so their judgement runs on real numbers instead of platform-reported ones.

Infrastructure and tracking are live within the first two to three weeks, so you can see the funnel accurately almost immediately. Creative testing needs a full cycle to produce a verdict, which is why we ask for four to six weeks before a release date. Entity authority and discoverability work compound over months rather than weeks, and we say so up front rather than implying it is a quick win.

It looks cheap when it is used to avoid making decisions. Here it is used to test more hooks quickly, not to skip the storyboard — the creative direction is still deliberate, and anything that does not meet the bar does not ship. The point of the volume is evidence about which idea sells, not lower production standards.

No, but you need some audience. Below roughly 1,000 engaged followers or subscribers, the honest answer is that your time is better spent making work and building the list than optimising a funnel. We will tell you if that is where you are rather than sell you a retainer that cannot work yet.

A listing existing is not the same as a listing agreeing with your website. Local results are decided on entity confidence: when your Business Profile, your site and your social profiles never reference one another, a search engine has to guess whether they are one business or several, and hedged confidence is how you lose the map pack. The work is reconciling those signals through sameAs references and LocalBusiness structured data so there is one unambiguous entity.

We do not sell a revenue guarantee, because nobody can honestly promise a market outcome. What we do commit to is checkable: scope and price are fixed in writing before production starts and re-quoted before anything changes, tracking is live from the first view so results are measurable rather than asserted, and the pages, videos and tracking setup are yours to keep. If the audit says your budget is better spent elsewhere, you will hear that in week one.

You do — files, pages and tracking configuration, transferred on final payment. We ask only to write about the results publicly, and you are free to decline without it affecting anything else.