Ways we can work together

Every organisation is different, so there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach to digital strategy. Some clients only require a focused half-day or one-day workshop, while others benefit from a more detailed review and ongoing consultancy support.

Following an initial conversation, I’ll recommend the most appropriate approach for your needs and provide a clear, transparent quotation.

Let’s build a digital strategy that delivers!

Just fill out the form here with your details and a general outline of your requirements, but feel free to get detailed if you wish. I’ll then get in touch to discuss how I can help build a sustainable digital strategy that meets your business goals.

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Digital Strategy FAQ

I hope the information above helps clarify how I can help build a better, clearer digital strategy for your business. But if you still have questions, I have listed some common FAQs. If you still need clarification, please feel free to contact me using the form above, and I’ll be happy to help.

What is a digital strategy consultation?
A digital strategy consultation gives you a chance to step back from the day-to-day running of your business and assess how your digital presence is performing overall. We’ll review the areas that matter to your organisation (your website, SEO, content, email, social media, analytics and online visibility), identify opportunities and weaknesses, and agree practical priorities for moving forward.

The aim isn’t to give you a long list of things you could do. It’s to help you understand what you should do, why it matters, and where your time and budget are likely to have the greatest impact.
Who is a digital strategy consultation for?
Digital strategy consultations are particularly useful for small and growing businesses, owner-managed businesses, charities and non-profit organisations that want to make better use of digital platforms and marketing channels, but aren’t sure where to focus their efforts.
You may already have a website, social media presence, email marketing and other digital activity in place, but feel that they aren’t working together effectively. Or perhaps you’re starting from scratch and want to make sure you build your digital presence on solid foundations.
What will we cover during a digital strategy consultation?
The exact focus will depend on your organisation and objectives. We might look at your website and customer journey, search engine optimisation, content, social media, email marketing, Google Business Profile, analytics, conversion opportunities and the technology you use.
We’ll concentrate on the areas most relevant to your situation rather than working through a generic checklist. The consultation is about understanding the bigger picture and identifying the practical changes that can make the biggest difference.
Do I need to have a digital strategy already?
Not at all. In fact, many clients come to me precisely because they don’t have a clear digital strategy.

You don’t need to be an expert in digital marketing or know exactly what needs fixing. I’ll help you make sense of where you are now, explain the opportunities in straightforward language and help you decide what to prioritise next.
Will I receive a written strategy or action plan?
That depends on the type of consultation or workshop you choose.

For a more comprehensive digital strategy workshop, I can produce a detailed strategy document outlining the key findings, recommendations, and priorities. For a more focused consultation, the emphasis may be on discussing your challenges and opportunities and agreeing practical next steps.

Either way, you should come away with greater clarity about what to do next.
How long does a digital strategy consultation take?
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. A focused consultation may only require a half-day workshop, while a more detailed review or strategy workshop may take longer.

The right approach depends on what you’re trying to achieve, the complexity of your digital presence and how much analysis is required beforehand. I’ll recommend a suitable format once I understand what you need help with.
Can you help if I’m planning a new website?
Absolutely. Getting the strategy right before a new website is designed or built can save considerable time and money later.

I can help you think through your objectives, target audiences, content, information architecture, customer journeys, SEO, functionality and measurement requirements. This helps ensure that your new website is built around your business and your customers, rather than simply being a visual redesign.
Can you help if my existing website isn’t generating enough enquiries?
Yes. A website can look perfectly good but still fail to turn visitors into enquiries or customers.

We can look at the complete journey, from how people find your website to what happens when they arrive — including messaging, content, navigation, calls to action, trust signals, usability, SEO, and conversion opportunities. The aim is to identify where potential customers may be dropping out and what could be improved.
Do you provide ongoing digital strategy support?
Yes. Some clients need a one-off review and a clear plan, while others benefit from having someone they can turn to as their digital activity develops.

Ongoing consultancy can provide a regular opportunity to review performance, reassess priorities, evaluate new opportunities, and ensure your digital activity continues to support your wider business objectives. This can be particularly valuable when you don’t need a full-time digital strategist.
What happens after the consultation?
That depends on what you need. You may simply want to take the recommendations away and implement them yourself, or you may want further help putting the strategy into practice.

If appropriate, we can discuss ongoing consultancy or specific areas where you would like additional support. There’s no expectation that you need to commit to further work. The priority is making sure you have a clear understanding of what you should do next.