A marketing department.
None of the agency overheads.
A Marketing Manager and a bench of specialists who know where AI helps and where it does not, for the hours your business actually needs, from £250 a month.
- Found when someone searches for what you do
- Recommended when they ask an AI assistant who to use
- Credible when they check you out before calling
Your Marketing Manager, and the seven specialists they can call on.
Book your Visibility Report
Step 1 of 2A confirmation is on its way.
- We look at everything a customer finds Your website, reviews, profiles, search, and whether the AI assistants describe you correctly. Four pillars, graded the same way every time.
- It takes three to five working days Nothing is needed from you while it runs, though there is one optional thing below that helps. If we need anything else we will ask once.
- Your Marketing Manager presents it Twenty minutes, on a call. The grade, what is behind it, and which roles we would put on it for how many hours a month.
A one-off. Taking the team on afterwards is separate, from £250 a month, bought as hours, no minimum term. Nothing is committed until you have seen the report and the number beside it.
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Six things we hear on the first call.
Not a list of services. These are the sentences business owners actually say, and what happens about each one. If two or three of them are yours, the report is the cheapest way to find out which is costing you the most.
People use ChatGPT to find businesses now, and I have no idea how to be the one it mentions
The assistants answer from whatever they can read about you — your site, your profile, the places that list you. The report asks four of them about your business cold, from clean sessions, and shows you what they say back. Where the answer is wrong, it is usually one page causing it.
A competitor shows up above me on Google, and they are not better than me
Usually they are not. What they tend to have is a Google Business Profile filled in properly and kept up to date, pages that answer the question somebody actually typed, and more reviews than you. None of that is talent.
My customers are happy and almost none of them leave a review
Most people will leave one if they are asked at the right moment, and most businesses never ask. Building that ask into the job, rather than chasing people weeks afterwards, is the part that works.
My website does not bring in any work
Then the useful question is which part of it. The report separates the three that cost you: not being found, being found and not trusted, or being trusted and given nowhere obvious to click.
I have been quoted silly money for marketing before
Agencies quote thousands a month because that is what their overheads cost. Here you buy hours, from £250 a month, and the report tells you how many you actually need before you decide anything.
I am on my own with all this
You are good at running your business, not at marketing it. This is one named person who learns it, decides with you where each month’s hours go, briefs whoever does the work, and tells you what happened.
Two of those six — the competitor above you on Google, and the reviews nobody leaves — are mostly about being found by people near you. If that is where your work comes from, here is what that looks like in detail.
Four things decide whether customers choose you.
None of this is guesswork, and most of it is fixable. What decides it comes down to a handful of things done properly, and then done again every month. The report tells you which of them are costing you customers right now — and then a small team does them for you, from £250 a month.
It doesn't end with a list of problems.
Anybody can tell you what is wrong. The useful half is what happens next: which roles your business actually needs, how many hours of each, and what that costs a month. That is the last page of every report.
You are under no obligation to use us for any of it. If the honest answer is that you need less than you thought, that is what the last page will say.
An illustration of the format, not a quote. Yours is worked out from your own report.
One person knows your business.
Everyone else does what they are good at.
Your Marketing Manager presents the report, decides with you where each month's hours go, briefs whoever does the work and tells you what happened. You never explain your business twice.
briefs
The team behind this has built these
Designed, developed, hosted, kept running and marketed — every stage of all four, by the same roles you would be hiring.
Lead generationBusiness Van Finance
Around seventy pages for an FCA-authorised broker, one per real buying question. Organic search is the entire acquisition model.
Visit businessvanfinance.co.uk (opens in a new tab)
RecruitmentEmeya Recruitment
Brand, website, a bespoke MEP jobs board plugin, and the hosting it runs on.
Visit emeyarecruit.co.uk (opens in a new tab)
E-commerceTheArtFolio
A Shopify art store with a custom theme, an artist directory and catalogue tooling proven at 16,000+ products.
Visit theartfolio.co.uk (opens in a new tab)
MarketplaceVans 4 Sale
A commercial-vehicle marketplace in PHP and MySQL. 604 dealers, faceted search, dealer storefronts.
Visit vans-4-sale.co.uk (opens in a new tab)Three steps, then a number.
You already know something is not working — you just do not know which part, or what fixing it is worth. That is the whole job of the report, and it is the reason the price of the team comes after it rather than before.
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Book it
Your website and the day you want it presented. You cannot book without choosing a day, because that meeting is the point.
Two minutes -
We look
Trust, credibility, authority and discoverability, with the same checks every time, and a grade you can argue with.
Three to five working days -
We present it
Your Marketing Manager walks you through the grade, what is behind it, and exactly which roles and hours we would put behind you.
20 minutes, on your chosen day
A website kept current, found and answered for.
Content, search and social moving every month.
A full programme, with build work running alongside.
Find out which of those three you actually need.
Nothing is committed until you have seen the report and the number beside it. If the honest answer is that you need less than you thought, that is what we will say.
Move between the bands as the year changes — quiet through the autumn, drop down; pushing before Christmas, move up. Reporting comes out of the hours rather than on top of them.
The questions we get asked
Is this a sales call?
It is your report, presented. We built the report, so we talk you through what is in it and what we would do about it. If you want to take the findings and do the work yourself or give it to somebody else, that is a legitimate outcome and it happens.
Why won't you just email it?
Because half of it needs explaining, and a PDF that lands in an inbox with a grade on the front and no context is worth very little. Twenty minutes on a call is worth more to you than the document is.
What does it cost if I don't have a code?
£500. That is a real price and people do pay it — it buys a day of senior attention and a report you own, with no obligation to use us afterwards.
What if I have no website at all?
Then there is nothing to report on, so there is no fee. Tick the box on the form and we will book a call to talk about starting from scratch instead.
How long until I get it?
Three to five working days from booking. You choose the day it is presented when you book, so the date is yours rather than ours.
Am I committing to anything?
No. You book a report, you get a report. What happens after it is a separate conversation and there is no contract until you have seen what is being proposed and what it costs.
Find out where you actually stand.
Three to five working days, four pillars, a grade, and the team we would put behind you. Presented by a person, on a day you choose.