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Consultations · $70/hour · Zoom

One-on-one
marketing consultation

A one-on-one marketing consultation is an hour with me, on your question, with your accounts on screen. No slides, no general theory: we look at your numbers and decide what to do next.

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Typical questions

What one hour
can settle

"Why did my cost per lead double?"

I open the ad account with you and trace the cause: search terms, bids, tracking, competition or the landing page.

"Is this proposal fair?"

You share an agency's or freelancer's offer and I go through scope, price and the questions to ask before signing.

"Google or Facebook first?"

Based on what you sell, your area and your budget, I'll suggest the channel to test first and how to measure it.

"Which CRM should we use?"

I map how enquiries come in and who follows up, then compare a ready-made CRM with a custom one.

How it works

One hour,
four steps

01

Your question

You send it in the form, with links or screenshots

02

Preparation

I review your site, ads and profile before the call

03

The call

One hour on Zoom, screens shared, your pace

04

Action list

You leave with the steps, in order of impact

Who the one-on-one consultation is for

It suits owners and managers who already know roughly what they want to ask. Maybe you run Google Ads yourself and something changed. Maybe you're comparing two website quotes, or you've collected a pile of leads and nobody follows up. One focused hour usually settles it.

What makes an hour productive

Pick one main question and two smaller ones. Send links or screenshots in advance, so I can prepare. Be ready to share real numbers: monthly spend, enquiries, what a customer is worth. The more honest the numbers, the more useful my answer.

When to choose something else

If you suspect several things are wrong at once, the audit with a walkthrough call is better value: I review everything first, then explain it in one sitting. If you want to learn to run a channel yourself over a few months, look at marketing mentoring. For a quick read on whether I'm the right person at all, start with the free call on the consultations page.

FAQ

Questions about
the one-on-one

How is this different from the free call?

The free 30-minute call is for getting to know each other and deciding the next step. The paid one-on-one is working time: I prepare beforehand, go into your accounts with you and answer the question in depth. Many people start free and book an hour later.

Can I book just one hour?

Yes. There's no package to buy. One hour at $70 is the most common format. If we run over because the topic needs it, I'll tell you before it happens rather than surprise you on the invoice.

Do I need to give you access to my accounts?

It helps but isn't required. You can share your screen during the call, or add me as a read-only user to Google Ads, Meta or Analytics beforehand. Read-only access lets me look without changing anything.

Book

Book your
one-on-one hour

Tell me the question and two or three times that suit you. I'll reply within one business day with a confirmation and a Zoom link.

  • 9 short steps
  • No obligation
  • I reply personally
What happens after you send it
  1. I reply within 1 business dayPersonally, by email or on WhatsApp, whichever you prefer.
  2. A 30-minute call, freeI ask about your business, customers and budget. Beforehand I review your website and ads.
  3. A proposal with a price, in writingWhat I’ll do, by when and for how much. You decide with no pressure.
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