End-to-end search visibility — for Google & AI.

Bundling is encouraged — that's actually how most clients work with me. The most common bundles are SEO + Content (because rankings without content stall), SEO + AI SEO (because customers now switch between Google and AI mid-research), and a full Visibility Sprint that covers SEO + AI + Content + GBP for one quarter. Bundles are scoped as a single fixed-price engagement, not as separate retainers stacked on top of each other.

For audits and one-off projects there's no minimum — they're delivered as single deliverables. For retainers, the minimum is three months. SEO genuinely doesn't move on shorter timelines (you'd be paying for ramp-up without seeing the payoff), and shorter retainers create incentives to chase quick wins that hurt long-term performance.

No. About half my clients are international — Australia, Singapore, the United States. I run mornings on AU/SG time and afternoons on US time, so I overlap with most timezones during a normal working day. Filipino clients get the option of in-person meetings in Pasig, BGC, Makati, or Ortigas; international clients work entirely over video, Slack, and Loom.

That's what one-off audits and project-based engagements are for. Common one-offs include: a comprehensive SEO audit before a relaunch, a content audit before a major site migration, a one-time schema markup overhaul, a Google Business Profile rebuild, or a 90-day content sprint to fill specific topic gaps. No retainer required — pay once, get the deliverable.

No. I deliberately don't offer paid ads, paid social, organic social, or email marketing. Those channels are full-time disciplines on their own and would dilute the depth I can offer in SEO and AI search. If you need a full-funnel agency, I'm not the right fit. If you need a senior specialist for organic search and AI visibility, I'm exactly the right fit — and I can recommend trusted partners for the channels I don't cover.

Yes — that's actually a common setup. I'll provide your dev team or agency with prioritised tickets (in their preferred tracker), schema markup specs, content briefs, and migration playbooks. I review their work and validate before we count it as done. Communication usually flows through Slack or a shared Notion/Linear workspace. If your existing team is great, my job is to make them more effective, not replace them.

Three layers. First, leading indicators: indexed pages, ranking keywords, AI assistant citations, click-through rates, Core Web Vitals scores. Second, traffic outcomes: organic sessions, qualified traffic, branded vs non-branded splits. Third, business outcomes: leads, conversions, revenue attribution where tracking allows. Every retainer ships with a Looker Studio dashboard that ties all three together — so you can see at a glance whether the work is paying off.

You keep everything: the dashboards, the documentation, the schema specs, the keyword research, the content briefs. I do a structured handover at the end of every engagement so your team (or the next consultant) can pick up where I left off without information loss. About half of clients renew or extend; the other half graduate to running things in-house with the foundation I built — which is honestly the better outcome.