How we work

Our process, from discovery to reporting.

A transparent six-stage journey so you always know what's happening, why, and what comes next.

The customer journey

Discovery Research Strategy Implementation Optimization Reporting

01

Discovery

We learn about your business, goals, customers, competitors and what success looks like for you.

  • Kick-off call
  • Goals
  • Access & assets
02

Research

We audit your current website, search presence, profiles and workflows to find the real opportunities.

  • Audits
  • Competitors
  • Keywords
03

Strategy

You receive a clear, prioritized plan with scope, timeline and the measures we'll use to track progress.

  • Roadmap
  • Priorities
  • KPIs
04

Implementation

Our team designs, builds, writes and configures — sharing progress and asking for feedback along the way.

  • Design
  • Build
  • Setup
05

Optimization

We test, refine and improve based on real data, not guesswork.

  • Testing
  • Refinement
  • Fixes
06

Reporting

Plain-language reports explain what changed, what it means, and what we recommend next.

  • Monthly reports
  • Insights
  • Next steps

Explore each stage

Click a stage to see the details.

Stage 1 of 6 · Discovery

We start by listening.

We learn about your business, goals, customers, competitors and what success looks like for you.

What we do

  • Kick-off call about goals, customers and competitors
  • Access to accounts (website, analytics, profiles)
  • Review of what has and hasn't worked before

What you receive

  • Shared goals document
  • Access checklist
Your part: Share your goals, history and access.

What to expect

Working with us feels like this.

Regular check-ins

Scheduled updates and a clear point of contact throughout your project.

Written plans

Scope, timelines and responsibilities documented before work begins.

Honest reporting

Real data, plain language and recommendations — good news or not.

Start with a discovery call.

Step one is a short conversation about your goals. No pressure, no obligation.