Getting found
Sharper offers, local search basics, and follow-up sequences so visitors turn into booked work — measured by enquiries, not vanity metrics.
From brief to handover.
Find the drop-off: I read the site and the enquiry path and name where people stall, using the numbers you already have.
Rewrite the offer: Headlines and buttons say what you do, who it is for, and how to get in touch — in your voice, not a slogan.
One change at a time: If we test two versions, we change one thing and look at enquiries, not a dashboard of guesses.
Local search basics: Google Business, page titles, and the phrases your customers already use. No promise of page-one placement.
Stay in touch: A short email or WhatsApp sequence for people who already enquired, so follow-up is not stuck in your head.
Coastal Real Estate
Search Visibility Concept — Designed to demonstrate how a local agency can own the search moment before portals do.
Google Listing
Your Google listing gets claimed and tidied, and you get a review link to send after a job.
R2,500 excl. VAT
INDIVIDUAL SERVICES.
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Persuasive email copy written for your audience to convert leads.
Prices shown are standard rates (excl. VAT) for South Africa. Bundled packages on the pricing page often deliver better value than stacking à la carte tasks.
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What does a growth project usually cover?
We fix the offer path first — headlines, enquiry steps, and local search basics — then only add ads or sequences when the page already converts cleanly.
Do you guarantee rankings or leads?
No. I set up the foundations and tracking so you can see what works. Rankings and volume depend on competition, budget, and how consistently you follow up.
How do we measure success?
We agree a few numbers that matter — usually enquiries, booked calls, or form completions — and review those, not vanity metrics like raw traffic.
Can this sit on top of a site someone else built?
Often yes. If the site is usable, we improve the offer and tracking there. If the foundation is broken, I will say so before you spend on ads.