Traffic, feeds, and fixes that actually convert.

No. But we'll tell you honestly when a budget is too small for a channel to learn — a small budget spread across five channels teaches none of them anything.

It depends on the violation, which is why we diagnose before quoting. Some suspensions are a feed fix; misrepresentation flags take longer because Google re-reviews the whole business. We'll tell you which case you're in before you spend.

Always. Ad accounts, Merchant Center, GA4 — everything stays under your ownership, with us added as a partner. If we part ways, nothing is held hostage.

A monthly summary in plain language: what we changed, what it did, and what we recommend next — tied to GA4 numbers, not screenshots of a dashboard you can't audit.

Ads management is part of our monthly management, from $850/month with no long-term contract. No percentage-of-spend games — the incentive should be your results, not your budget size. One-off fixes like a Merchant Center suspension are quoted as small fixed scopes.

Yes. OpenAI's Ads Manager is open to Canadian and US advertisers, and we manage it alongside Google and Meta. Ads appear as clearly labelled units for free-tier ChatGPT users and are targeted by conversational context rather than keywords — so the work is writing for the questions shoppers ask an assistant, and tracking conversions the same way we do everywhere else. It's a new channel with limited history; we'll tell you honestly whether your category is ready for it or whether the budget earns more on Google or Meta right now.

Yes. Schema, llms.txt, question-shaped content, and citation monitoring so AI assistants describe you accurately and cite you — set up as a fixed scope alongside classic SEO, by the same team that runs it on our own site. Ask in the consultation and we'll show you how the assistants currently answer for your brand.