Ongoing SEO & Social Content

£1,250 per month for an initial three-month engagement.

Turn the work you do into useful website content and give customers more ways to discover it.

Project notes become a website article, a service-page improvement and four social posts.

What a month looks like

One researched case study, buyer guide or expert Q&A, edited and published in WordPress with metadata and internal links.
One focused update to a priority page, such as adding project evidence or answering a buyer question.
Four ready-to-publish posts for one agreed social channel, using your imagery or existing templates.
One planning and reporting call to review published work, available search and referral data, and what to do next.

What we need from you

Give us one subject-matter contact, usable source material and one approver. One consolidated revision round is included. Social scheduling, additional channels and larger technical changes can be quoted separately.

Tell us what you’d like to improve

From source to publication

A clear rhythm each month.

01 / Plan & gather

Agree a topic and priority page. You supply project notes, photos or access to someone who knows the subject.

02 / Research & write

We develop the WordPress piece, page improvement and four social posts from the agreed material.

03 / Review & approve

Your nominated approver sends one consolidated round of revisions before publication.

04 / Publish & learn

We publish the approved website work, deliver the social posts ready to use and review available performance data together.

What the monthly deliverables do

One substantial WordPress piece

A case study, buyer guide or expert Q&A gives a customer a complete explanation of one useful subject. The format follows the available evidence and the question being answered. The work includes research, editing, metadata and relevant internal links.

One focused priority-page update

The main piece should connect to the pages buyers use. An update might add project evidence, explain part of a service or answer a recurring question. The scope is a focused improvement, rather than a complete site rewrite.

Four posts for one agreed channel

Each post takes a distinct angle from the topic: an answer, a detail, a decision or a useful next step. They are delivered ready to publish using your imagery or existing templates. Scheduling and additional channels can be quoted separately.

A planning and reporting call

We review what was published, what material is available next and what the available search, referral and enquiry information suggests. When the data is limited, we say so. The report should help decide the next useful piece of work.

An illustrative month: an awkward-space project

A joinery business supplies approved photographs, project notes and the explanation behind a storage design. The website piece describes the customer’s problem, the constraints and the choices made. The storage service page gains a concise example and a link to the full story.

The four social posts could explain the starting problem, show one design detail, discuss an option that was considered and tell a prospective customer what to send with an enquiry. The business checks that every detail reflects the actual work before publication.

This is an illustrative workflow. A real project would use the client’s verified facts and permission to share the material.

Keeping the work moving

Choose one subject-matter contact who can answer factual questions and one approver who can bring feedback together. Supply usable original images and notes, with any restrictions on publication clearly marked. A short, accurate account is more useful than a polished brief with missing facts.

We agree the topic, source material and review points as part of planning. If an important fact or approval is missing, the publication plan needs to reflect that. The aim is to publish work the business can stand behind.

What is outside the standard monthly fee?

Social scheduling, additional channels and larger technical changes can be quoted separately. The programme uses client-supplied imagery or existing templates; any additional production requirement should be discussed when agreeing the scope.

How should we judge progress?

Look at the work completed, whether priority questions are answered more clearly, relevant search and referral activity, and the quality of enquiries. A single month’s figures may be too small or too affected by other activity to establish a trend. The initial engagement is three months, with the next priorities informed by what we learn.

Let’s start with your business.

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