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Ongoing growth

Growth, handled every month

Social, ads and SEO run on a retainer, with a plain-English report on what changed.

Social media, ads and SEO, run every month

Marketing works when it keeps going. A burst of posts, a month of ads or a one-off SEO push fades as soon as it stops, and the quiet months are the ones you notice most.

Ongoing growth puts social, ads and SEO with one team on a monthly plan, each one feeding the others, so the work builds instead of starting over.

Your month, in one email

Social, ads and SEO, run every month. And one plain report on what it brought in.

Run every month

Posts, ads and pages planned and done, without you chasing anyone.

  • A plan for the month ahead
  • Posts, ads and pages made
  • Profiles kept current

One plain report

What we did, what it brought in and what's next, in your inbox.

  • Calls, bookings and enquiries
  • Compared with last month
  • No logins, no jargon

Moved to what works

Budget and effort shift to whatever brings in the most work.

  • Ads tested every week
  • Pages added where search grows
  • Less of what doesn't pay

Businesses that grow with us

Virelle
Ouraen
Nestleaf
Reshade
Altrek Systems
Trak
Pelagion
Harbor

Is a monthly plan right for you?

The honest case for ongoing marketing. Cons included.

Pros

  • It compoundsPosts, pages and reviews keep working after the month ends.
  • One team for all threeSocial, ads and SEO planned together, not apart.
  • Always currentOffers, hours and seasons reflected as they change.
  • Ready for busy seasonsCampaigns planned ahead of your peaks.

Cons

  • Not instantSearch and social build over months, not days.
  • Needs your inputPhotos, offers and news from you make it better.
  • An ongoing commitmentA monthly plan, not a one-off project.
  • Not for every stageIf the website isn't ready yet, start there.

Our take

Worth it once the basics are in place.

With a working website and profile, a monthly plan is how they keep bringing in work. If those aren't ready, we'll start there first.

Ongoing growth, explained

How monthly marketing works for a small business. And how to judge it.

Why marketing works better month to month

Search rankings, social followings and reviews all build slowly and fade when they're left alone. A steady monthly plan keeps each of them moving, and lets every month start from the last instead of from zero.

How social, ads and SEO work together

Each channel helps the others. Posts give people a reason to look you up, search brings them to pages that turn visits into bookings, and ads fill the gaps while the other two build.

  • Social keeps you in mind
  • SEO gets you found when people search
  • Ads bring in work while the rest builds

Planning around your seasons

Every business has busy and quiet months. The plan follows yours: offers ahead of the busy season, and the work that builds for later in the quiet one.

How to judge it

Judge it on what it brings in: calls, bookings and enquiries, month on month. Likes and reach are useful signals, but they aren't the goal.

Questions and answers

Still have a question?

Ask us anything. We'll answer it straight, even if the answer is that we're not the right fit.

  • Social media, Google and Meta ads and local SEO, planned and run by one team, with one report each month.

  • Yes. Many businesses start with one, often SEO or ads, and add the others when they're ready.

  • Ads can bring in enquiries soon after they start. SEO and social build over months, which is why the plan runs month to month.

  • We do. We write and design them in your brand's voice, and you see them before they go out.

  • One plain report each month: what we did, what it brought in and what's next.

More solutions

Start from a different problem. Each one is planned around it.

Get found locally

Be the business people find first

Google Maps, local search and the ads above them, working together for your area.

New business launch

Open with everything in place

Your brand, website and Google profile, set up together so you're ready on day one.

Website redesign

Fix the site that's holding you back

We find what's costing you customers, then fix it or rebuild it, whichever makes sense.

Kind words

Hear it from the businesses we've built for. What it's like to work with us, in their own words.

“They took our whole website from idea to launch, online booking included, and never made it feel complicated.”
Elizabeth MarkowskiOwner, Virelle
“Everything was built around how we actually work, with the compliance side looked after from the first day.”
Daniel ZhaoFounder, Pelagion
“One team for the brand, the site and the ads. It finally feels like one business online.”
Mark SullivanDirector, Harbor
Contact

Take a seat, let's talk.

Bring a project, a question or a half-formed idea. We'll take it from there.

Blogs

Practical notes on growing a business online. New posts as we write them.

WebsitesSep 24, 2026 · 5 min read

What a small business website actually needs (and what it doesn't)

The few things that earn their place on the page, and what you can skip.

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WebsitesSep 17, 2026 · 5 min read

Website redesign: when to fix it and when to start over

How to tell a site that needs a patch from one that needs a fresh start.

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SoftwareSep 9, 2026 · 3 min read

Signs you've outgrown spreadsheets

The quiet signs your business has grown past a shared sheet.

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AdsSep 2, 2026 · 4 min read

Google Ads vs Meta Ads for a local business: where to start

Where a local business should put its first ad budget, and why.

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