Clear answers before work starts.

What does “you pay” mean?

The fee becomes due under the acceptance and payment terms in the proposal. The initial model uses acceptance of a defined deliverable.

Does payment depend on sales or rankings?

Only under a separately defined outcome proposal. A repair, page or workflow is assessed against its delivery checks; growth is not guaranteed.

How do I know it is complete?

The proposal names the output and acceptance checks before work starts. Delivery includes the agreed evidence and handover.

What if a check fails?

Identify the unmet check within the review window. In-scope corrections and disputes follow the proposal; new requirements are scoped separately.

Are there upfront costs?

Third-party costs may be payable earlier if disclosed and agreed. Escrow funds committed before work are an upfront deposit.

Can you work on my existing site?

Scope depends on the platform, issue and approved permissions. An enquiry does not authorise changes.

Do you use AI?

AI may assist research, drafts, development and analysis. Agreed deliverables are checked before handover; tool use and data sharing must match permissions.

Can you work behind an agency brand?

A white-label arrangement can define branding, confidentiality, communication, ownership and the reviewer responsible for acceptance.

How long will it take?

Timing depends on scope, inputs, reviews and access. The specific proposal establishes a schedule; no universal turnaround is promised.

Who owns the work?

The proposal defines ownership, licences and any third-party limitations.

Should I share passwords?

Do not send credentials in an enquiry. Necessary access is arranged separately through an approved secure method.

What can I send first?

A public website reference, the problem description and a non-sensitive example of the desired output.