Work and quantity
The selected services, number of tasks or hours and the limit for each month.
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Ongoing help
Choose the websites, marketing, systems and reporting that need regular attention. The written monthly agreement names the work, quantity, priority, response window and how the agreement begins, changes and ends.
The agreement turns “ongoing help” into a list you can check.
The selected services, number of tasks or hours and the limit for each month.
Who may request work, where requests go and how the month's priorities are chosen.
When messages are reviewed, what counts as urgent and when progress is reported.
How a request outside the monthly allocation is priced and approved before it begins.
Whether unused time expires, rolls forward or may be applied to another approved task.
The minimum term, notice period, final handover and account access are written before you commit.
Your agreement includes only the kinds of work you choose.
These are preplanned monthly starting points. Open any service to see what it covers, or build a custom retainer from the services your business needs. Your agreement sets the price, quantity and monthly limit for every item you choose.
The websites, apps, accounts and connections you already run, checked on a schedule and kept current.
The channels you want worked every month, each one optional and each one carrying its own quantity and its own reporting.
What moves information between your systems: the tracking, the reporting and the AI and automation work that keeps running after it is built.
A one-time service handles one result. A package puts several services in order. Ongoing help keeps approved work current after setup or gives repeated requests one organized place to go.
Send the repeated work, current tools and response time the business needs. I will identify what belongs in the monthly agreement and what is better handled as a defined project first.
Tell me the result you want and where I can see the business now. I use that information to identify the most useful service or package and decide whether I can quote it in writing. If one missing detail changes the work or price, I will ask for that detail or suggest a short call.
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