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Do you require long-term contracts?
No. Month-to-month is standard for most services. Long-term agreements are available if you want them — usually at a better rate — but they're never required. The work should earn the relationship, not a contract.
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Look for specificity. Any agency can say "data-driven" or "results-oriented." Ask for the mechanism: how do they build content strategy? What happens after a website launches? How do they track ROI on ad spend? Agencies that explain their process in concrete terms — not promises and adjectives — are the ones that actually have a process.
Read full answerDepends on the service. Paid campaigns produce leads within weeks. SEO and content build authority over 3–6 months, then compound. Website redesigns typically launch in 8–12 weeks. We'll give you a realistic timeline during the free consultation — not the one that sounds best.
Read full answerMonthly, with specific recommendations attached. Not a PDF of charts — a document that says "here's what happened, here's what it means, here's what to do next." If something urgent surfaces between reports (a campaign tanking, a traffic spike worth capitalizing on), you'll hear about it immediately.
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