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Social posts, blogs, SEO and reporting every month, written in your brand voice and scheduled by us. The marketing engine that does the work so you don't have to think about it.
Book a CallAlmost every small business knows it should be posting more, blogging more, and showing up on Google. Almost nobody has the hours, or the brain space, or the system to actually do it. So it gets done in bursts, then drops off, then gets done in bursts again, and it never adds up.
Our marketing subscription is built to fix that. Twelve social posts a month, two SEO-led blogs, ongoing on-page SEO, your Google Business Profile managed, and a plain English report at the end of the month. All written in the brand voice we've already locked in, scheduled by us, running in the background every single week, with no spare hour required at your end.
Twelve posts a month, a mix of statics and carousels, written in your locked brand voice and scheduled across the platforms your customers actually use. Plus a short reel or two on the Signature package upward.
You see the schedule for the month ahead, approve or swap anything you don't love, and we publish it. No more "what should we post today" at 4pm on a Tuesday.
Two SEO-led articles a month, written for real readers but tuned for what your customers are actually searching for. Each one is researched against keyword data, written in your voice, and posted to your site with proper meta tags, headings and internal links.
Underneath, the ongoing SEO engine keeps the site healthy: regular audits, rank tracking, on-page tweaks, schema, sitemap maintenance, the lot. So you climb steadily instead of waiting for someone to "do an SEO project".
At the end of each month you get a short report with the numbers that actually matter: what posted, what people engaged with, where the website traffic came from, which keywords moved, and what we'd suggest doing next month.
No vanity metrics, no dashboard you have to learn. Just a page or two you can read in five minutes that tells you whether the engine is doing what it's supposed to.
Twelve social posts a month written in your brand voice, two SEO-led blog articles posted to your site, ongoing on-page SEO, Google Business Profile management and a plain English monthly report. All scheduled by us across your channels.
Yes. We build a tone of voice guide during the brand phase and every piece of content runs through it before it goes out. You can review and approve everything in a shared schedule if you want, or just let us run it.
Honest answer: three to six months for meaningful movement on competitive keywords, and as little as a few weeks for local and long-tail searches. SEO is compounding, not instant, which is why it has to run every month to work.
Most businesses we work with do. We sit underneath them, doing the design, writing and scheduling while they keep the strategy. They get more done. You get a marketing department for the price of a subscription.
Yes. We share the schedule for your review every month. Approve, edit or swap anything you want, and we'll publish whatever you sign off.
Paid ads aren't included by default but we can layer them on. We'll quote the management fee separately and run them alongside the organic marketing so the message stays consistent.
Three-month minimum term, then it goes rolling. Cancel any time after that with 30 days notice. No twelve-month tie-in.
Hiring one in-house marketer costs around £2,000 a month before pension and software. An agency retainer is north of three. Our marketing subscription covers more channels than either of them, run by two experienced people, for £399 a month all-in on the Starter package.
It works because of the system we've built behind it. The admin, the scheduling and the reporting are all handled by smart tools so we can spend the hours on the writing, the design and the brand voice. Same depth of work, fraction of the price.
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Tell us about your business and we'll show you exactly what we'd post and write for it, and what it costs. A straight answer, not a pitch.
