Services
Every service starts with a free 15-minute discovery call, so before you spend anything, we confirm which service actually fits your problem.
Offers
Each service answers one practical question: is my blog working, what should I write, or why doesn't AI mention me?
01 / Blog Management
Strategy sessions, audits, refreshes, and full done-for-you management — start with diagnosis, scale up to fully handed off.
02 / Content Strategy
Content plans, from-scratch blog setup, and strategy for a single product or landing page that isn't converting.
03 / AI Visibility Audit & Strategy
A diagnostic audit of what's blocking AI visibility, plus a step-by-step strategy at the level of involvement you want.
04 / Consulting
Blog, SEO and AI visibility, or product landing pages — one live session, one written execution plan, no full engagement required.
How to write blogs, why to manage one, why a blog isn't working, and what topics to write.
Why there's no traffic, what's stopping it, and what might be causing visibility issues.
How to plan a landing page, what to include, and how to market it with SEO in mind.
What Gets Checked
The goal is not a longer checklist. The goal is finding the few fixes that change visibility and traffic fastest.
HTML content, robots rules, sitemap, structured data, and pages that are not hidden behind scripts.
Direct answers, useful headings, specific examples, and sections that are easy for people and AI systems to extract.
Focused clusters, internal links, page priorities, and coverage that supports the real buyer journey.
Consistent profiles, external mentions, review platforms, directories, and proof that confirms what the brand does.
Good Fit
The blog still has rankings or impressions, but clicks, leads, or contribution to pipeline are moving in the wrong direction.
The site has content, but AI systems do not understand the brand, category, use cases, proof, or external signals well enough.
Topics, briefs, internal links, updates, and conversion paths need a clearer process from research to publication.
FAQ
What to expect when choosing between Blog Management, Content Strategy, AI Visibility, or a consulting session.
Choose Blog Management if your blog exists but isn't producing results and you want it diagnosed, fixed, or fully handled. Choose Content Strategy if you need a plan for what to write, or are starting from scratch. Choose AI Visibility Audit and Strategy if AI tools like ChatGPT or Perplexity are not mentioning your brand. Choose a $100 consulting session if you have one specific question and want a fast, focused answer. If you are unsure, bring the problem to the free discovery call and decide together.
Yes. Every service starts with a free 15-minute discovery call to confirm the right service and scope before any paid engagement begins.
Content Strategy is the plan: what to write, update, or restructure, and why. Blog Management covers execution: strategy sessions, audits, refreshes, and ongoing writing and publishing. Many clients start with Content Strategy and move into Blog Management once the plan is ready to run.
The audit reviews crawlability, page structure, entity and brand signals, external proof, and whether AI tools such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI can extract, cite, and recommend the content. Findings are organized into a prioritized fix list.
Each $100 consulting session covers one specific problem in Blog, SEO and AI Visibility, or Product Landing Pages, and includes a live call plus a written execution plan or presentation.
It depends on the tier. Diagnosis-only tiers (audits, strategy sessions, consulting) deliver a plan for your team to execute. Done-for-you tiers, available under Blog Management, Content Strategy, and AI Visibility Strategy, include direct implementation.
Most services have fixed or tiered pricing shown on each service page. Ongoing retainer services are scoped to your site size and post volume and confirmed after the free discovery call.
Next Step
Bring the site, the blog problem, and any search or AI visibility questions you want to diagnose first.