Contact
Send a short note. Get a straight answer.
Tell us what the practice does and what is — or is not — happening with your marketing. Brandon reads every one of these himself, and you will hear back with an honest read on whether we are a fit, including when the answer is that we are not.
Before you send it
What we will not do with this.
A contact form is a small act of trust. Here is exactly what it does and does not set off.
Writing to us does not drop you into an automated follow-up campaign. If the conversation ends, so does the emailing.
We do not sell, rent, trade or share your details with anyone. There is no data partner and there never has been.
One conversation and a written plan. No second call to circle back, no expiring discount, no chasing you into next quarter.
If what you need is outside what we do well, we will say so on the first call and, where we can, point you at someone who does it properly.
Asked first
A few questions people ask before they write.
The short versions. The rest are on the FAQ page.
No. Month to month, with thirty days’ notice. We’ll tell you the work compounds and that one issue isn’t a fair test — but that’s a recommendation, not a clause.
Brandon. The person who writes the plan answers the phone and fixes what’s wrong. No account-manager layer — the main reason firms leave bigger agencies for us.
About twenty minutes. A short call or a few voice notes, plus approval on the plan and the proof. One photo and a sentence still gets you a column that sounds like you.
Intake and follow-up fixes show in weeks — they recover work you’re already losing. Newsletters run on a longer clock; referral conversations shift around month four to six. Anyone promising faster is guessing.
We rewrite it. Nothing prints or sends until you’ve approved it, so “I don’t like it” is a revision, not a disaster.