FAQ
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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Monthly, 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.
Read full answerShared Slack channel, direct access to the people doing the work, and a standing meeting cadence you choose. No account managers relaying messages. The person you talk to is the person building the thing.
Read full answerMost projects launch in 8–12 weeks. The first 3–4 weeks are research and strategy — competitor analysis, audience mapping, content planning. Design and development run in parallel after that. You'll see the strategy before signing anything, so the timeline is real before you commit.
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