What we measure, what we promise, and what nobody can.
Instead of borrowed logos, here are the standards we hold ourselves to.
Targets we'll actually commit to in your first 90 days.
We'd rather be judged on our work than on someone else's logos.
Nothing goes out that you haven't seen.
Saves show the content was useful enough to keep.
Above 3× means you're reaching non-followers.
Whether your bio actually sends people onward.
Photos decide who looks open.
Business days. Complaints always escalated to you.
On a clean, consent-based local list.
Seven days after launch day, including what didn't work.
What we won't promise
Nobody can guarantee a ranking, a follower count, or bookings.
What we commit to is the work itself.
A realistic timeline
Months one and two establish consistency.
Enquiries traceable to social typically start from month three.
Six things, in plain language, at D+7.
A short written document you can read in five minutes.
What's in it
- Reach, compared to last month
- Engagement, and what it's telling us
- Follower growth, with context
- Profile visits and link clicks
- Top three and bottom three posts, with our read on why
- What we're changing next month
Where the numbers come from
- Native platform insights
- Google Search Console and Business Profile insights
- Your email platform's own data
- Ad platform conversion tracking
- Tagged links, so visits trace back to the post
- Nothing is estimated
When each thing actually starts to move.
Different services pay off on different clocks.
- Weeks 1–2Onboarding and setup; listing fixes often show first.
- Month 1Consistency established; too early to judge performance.
- Month 2Patterns readable; email flows produce their first returns.
- Month 3Traceable enquiries; local rankings begin to move.
- Month 6Compounding: reviews, listing history, a larger list, optimised campaigns.
If someone promised you a transformation in week three, be sceptical.
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Twenty minutes, and a written note on the first three things we'd fix.