Depends how desperate you are. Emergency "my site's disappeared from Google" situations can usually be squeezed in within 48 hours. Regular bookings typically need 1 weeks' notice

More than most agencies do in a month. Typically a 4-hour block can cover a focused technical audit, keyword research for up to 5 service pages, or optimisation of 5-6 existing content pieces/service pages. It won't fix your entire site if it's a complete disaster, but it'll sort your most pressing SEO issues.

You probably don't, which is why we'll have a quick chat before you book anything. I'm not interested in selling you more hours than you need – keeping track of too many clients gives me a headache. But if your site is a burning SEO dumpster fire, don't expect miracles from a 4-hour block.

No. I'm selling my expertise and time, not guarantees. Any SEO person promising guaranteed results is selling snake oil. However, if I can't fix something, I'll tell you why and what needs to happen instead. I don't charge for wild goose chases.

If I had that power, I'd be sitting on a yacht in Monaco, not answering your FAQs. What I will do is identify what's holding your site back and fix the problems that are within my control. Rankings improve when you stop doing stupid SEO things, but I can't control your competitors or Google's mood swings.

Not for this service, no. I will optimise and edit existing content, but full content creation requires a separate copywriting service. I can tell you what you need to write about and how to structure it, but someone needs to put the actual words on the page.

How long is a piece of string? Some technical fixes show improvements within days. Content changes might take weeks or months to fully impact rankings. If you're looking for overnight success, then SEO probably isn't the service you need