These services add to the four above. Each one can be bought separately, and each one is priced in the table at the top of this page.
02 - Content
SEO content & strategy
Content gets written when it earns visibility, authority, a conversion or a better-informed customer.
The questions people send you in private messages are the brief.
What you get
- Service pages that answer the objection, not just describe the service
- FAQ sections that also cover long-tail search
- An editorial calendar you can actually sustain
- Copy in any language you sell in, researched as its own market; English, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian come from me first-hand
04 - Social
Social media & content automation
A monthly plan where each post supports local visibility, proof or a service you want to sell. If a post does none of those three, it does not get made.
One source piece becomes posts, reels and Google Business updates, published against a calendar you approve in advance.
What you get
- A 16-post monthly calendar tied to what you sell
- Google Business Profile posts, which most studios skip entirely
- Reels assembled from footage you already have
- An approval gate, so nothing reaches a customer unreviewed
05 - Paid
Google Ads campaigns
Search ads buy the top of the page while SEO earns it. They are worth running when you need enquiries this month, when a service is seasonal, or when a new location has no organic history.
Your ad budget goes to Google, on your own card. What you pay me is the setup and the monthly management, quoted separately. If your budget is too small for management to pay off, I will tell you to spend it on the site instead.
What you get
- Campaigns built from the same intent research as your pages
- Conversion tracking for calls, forms and bookings before the first click
- Negative keyword lists maintained monthly
- A landing page that matches the ad, not the homepage for everything
Social media & content automation
A monthly plan where each post supports local visibility, proof or a service you want to sell. If a post does none of those three, it does not get made.
One source piece becomes posts, reels and Google Business updates, published against a calendar you approve in advance.