One partner for your entire digital world
Most small businesses end up with a web guy, an SEO person, a marketing freelancer and a software vendor — none of whom talk to each other. Digital Partner replaces that with one accountable relationship.
Who this is for
- Owners who are the default IT department and want that to stop
- Businesses juggling multiple vendors with no single point of accountability
- Companies that need continuous progress, not one project a year
- Teams that want strategic input from someone who understands their operation
- Businesses too small for an internal digital team, too serious to wing it
What a Digital Partner engagement covers
- Website management, improvements and Website Care
- Ongoing digital growth: SEO, local visibility, content and conversion work
- AI workflow development, monitoring and optimization
- Technology guidance — what to buy, what to skip, what to consolidate
- Vendor coordination so you are not the middleman between tools and providers
- A quarterly roadmap tied to business goals, not deliverable counts
- A standing strategy call and direct access between calls
- Plain-language reporting on what changed and what it produced
- Priority response when something breaks
You should have one number to call about your digital world — and that person should already know your business.
What sits outside the retainer
Clear scope keeps projects honest. These are quoted separately.
- Large net-new build projects, which are scoped and quoted separately
- Ad spend and third-party software licenses
- Photo, video and full brand identity production
How it works
Fit
An honest conversation about whether a partnership beats individual projects for you.
Assess
We inventory your site, tools, workflows and growth position.
Roadmap
A quarterly plan with priorities, owners and expected outcomes.
Operate
Continuous work across build, growth, AI and support.
Review
Quarterly reset on priorities as the business changes.
Questions business owners ask
Stop being your own IT department
Let's talk about what you are currently juggling and whether one accountable partner would serve you better.