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Ongoing marketing support

Your marketing. Moving forward.

One partner for your website, email, text messaging, social and search. I help you choose the priorities and get the work done.

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From $350/month · Month-to-month

Connected Sunday Home Care campaign: a website, a tall customer email and a social graphic in evergreen and ivory.Website
Sunday Home Care / Campaign study

Practical help across your marketing

What would you like to move forward?

For owners who need a hands-on partner and can share business details and review the work. We choose the channels and work that fit your priority and budget.

  • Improve your website

    Make services clearer, update important information or give customers an easier next step.

  • Help people find and understand you

    Shape useful search-focused content and improve the pages that explain your business.

  • Stay in touch

    Plan and prepare email and SMS messages for the customers you have permission to contact.

  • Support the next campaign

    Connect social content, an offer and its supporting website or message.

From the idea to the details

Work you can see and use.

A finished email, a useful website section and a considered plan. Explore the work behind a clearer customer experience.

Customer emailWebsite improvementMarketing priorities

Customer email

One clear message. One useful action.

The subject, imagery and supporting details work together to explain the service and invite a next step.

I can shape the message and prepare it in your established template and platform, with your review before anything is sent.

Sunday Home Care / Campaign study

Sunday Home Care

To: our customers

Subject: A little more room in your week

Complete email example. The sample action is inactive.

Dig Dig for Kids

Make the choices easier to compare.

Visit lengths, prices and benefits appear together, so a parent can compare the available passes before choosing.

I worked on website strategy, user experience, copywriting, SEO, WordPress and ecommerce.

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Dig Dig for Kids passes and memberships page with one-hour, four-hour and eight-hour play-pass comparisons.

Passes and memberships, shown in the original website design.

A practical plan

Choose the work that makes the next step possible.

For a service business preparing a campaign, I would first confirm the offer and customer journey, then scope the supporting messages.

This sample shows a possible order, the information needed and how we would review each piece. Your priorities follow your business and available budget.

Sunday Home Care / Sample planning note

Make the offer clear.
Then help people find it.

  1. Clarify what the service includes

    Help a visitor decide whether the service fits before promoting it.

    Next action
    Update the service checklist and the route to an inquiry.
    Needed from you
    An approved checklist, current service page and common customer questions.
    How we review
    Walk through the page and inquiry route on a phone.

  2. Prepare a useful customer email

    Give existing customers a clear reason and route to ask for help.

    Next action
    Adapt one email in the established template and review its main action.
    Needed from you
    The approved offer, email platform and a permission-based audience.
    How we review
    Check the message, links and test rendering before an agreed send.

  3. Connect the supporting social content

    Keep the offer and next step consistent wherever someone first sees it.

    Next action
    Adapt the approved message into a small set of scoped social assets.
    Needed from you
    Approved imagery, channel choices and a publishing decision.
    How we review
    Review the complete customer journey and relevant responses over time.

Work example

Grant Williams seated in a bright workspace, wearing a light-blue shirt.
Grant Williams
Founder, strategist and builder

Working together

A partner who knows
where you left off.

My background connects small-business marketing, ministry communication and hands-on website work. You work directly with me to choose the priority and carry it through.

Meet Grant

  1. Choose

    Look at the customer problem, likely value, available inputs and budget. Agree a useful deliverable, schedule and review before work starts.

  2. Complete

    I prepare and produce the work. You supply current details and relevant access, then review and approve it.

  3. Build on it

    Review the finished work, what we can learn and the next priority. The business context and decisions carry forward.

Review what matters for the task.

A working customer journey, an email's route to its main action, or relevant inquiry and search data after enough observation. Finishing a deliverable and understanding its business effect are different checks; the review follows the work and available data.

Stay connected to the work.

Meet directly with me at agreed times, subject to availability, with no separate meeting fee. Preparation, coordination, checks and follow-up fit within the agreed monthly capacity.

Monthly budgets

Monthly marketing support: $350–$1,500+

per month · USD

Larger partnerships are individually scoped. $1,500 is not a maximum.

Choose a monthly budget and a useful priority. I plan and complete the work we agree on, then share what changed.

You work directly with me. Priorities can change from month to month as your business needs change.

  1. $350per month

    One small improvement

    Coordination and a brief progress update included.

    Discuss this budget

    For exampleUpdate an existing website section using supplied information, or adapt an existing promotional asset.

  2. $500per month

    One focused project

    Planning, execution, and a brief review included.

    Discuss this budget

    For exampleImprove a defined part of a service page, or prepare one customer email using your established template and platform.

  3. $1,000per month

    Two focused projects or a larger initiative

    Two appropriately scoped projects, or one larger agreed priority.

    Discuss this budget

    For exampleCoordinate a website offer update with its supporting email.

  4. $1,500+per month

    More substantial support

    For more substantial or connected work.

    Discuss this budget

    For exampleSeveral agreed priorities across the website, content, and customer follow-up.

These are alternatives, not a bundle. I confirm what fits after reviewing your materials and setup.

Campaign studies show the range of possible work. Custom design, platform setup and production are scoped individually; a complete campaign is not included at an entry budget.

Clear scope. A defined finish.

Before work starts, we agree on the deliverable, what I need from you, included revisions, the schedule, and what finished means.

Taking longer than I estimated does not increase the agreed price. A change to the work or fee needs your agreement first.

Direct access, with room to do the work.

Month-to-month from the start, with no required initial multi-month commitment.

Meet directly with me at agreed times, subject to availability, with no separate meeting fee. Planning, messages, meetings, revisions, checks, and follow-up all fit within the agreed monthly scope.

Outside costs. Advertising, software subscriptions, domain, hosting, and other third-party costs are separate unless specifically included. Entry budgets do not include ongoing management of every channel.

Larger projects can be staged across months or quoted separately. Unused work does not automatically carry forward, accumulate as credit, or borrow from future months. Existing client agreements and prices remain governed by their actual agreements.

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Let’s choose a useful next step.

Before we begin

A few starting questions.

Do we have to begin with a website project?

No. A suitable existing website can be the starting point. You can also begin with customer communication or help deciding what to improve. A larger website project is recommended separately if the work needs it.

What if I don’t know where to start?

Bring what you’re noticing: an outdated offer, a page customers find confusing, or a message you haven’t had time to send. I help you decide where to begin and what information is needed to scope the work.

What will you need from me?

That depends on the work. It may include current business information, existing content or assets, and access to the relevant website or email platform. We identify those inputs before starting, along with what you’ll need to review and approve.

What if I only need one project?

Say so when you get in touch. A separately scoped website or content project may fit better than ongoing support. Monthly support is useful when there is work to return to as your business needs change.

Which channels can we work on?

Website improvements, search and content, email and SMS, and social or campaign support. We choose the work that fits the agreed budget and your existing setup. Entry budgets do not include ongoing management of every channel.

How will we assess progress?

First, review the agreed deliverable and its quality. Then consider relevant customer feedback, inquiry or search data when it is available and has had enough time to be useful. The review fits the task; it is not a promise of a business result or a separate analytics program.

How do scheduling and ongoing support work?

Support is month-to-month from the start. Before work begins, we agree on the priority, inputs, review and timing. Meetings are scheduled directly with me, within availability and the agreed work capacity. Your proposal records the practical arrangements.

What would you like to move forward?

Tell me what you need help with. I’ll review what you share and suggest a next step. A short conversation can follow if it would be useful.

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