Your agency. An experienced SEO in your corner.
A white label relationship should make delivery easier. We begin with your agency’s needs, agree a useful scope and fit the work into your existing communication and approval process. You stay close to the decisions, with a direct line to the specialist doing the work.
1. Explain the support you need
Share the client or project context, the challenge and any timing requirements. If you already have an audit, brief or backlog, that is a useful starting point. We can also discuss where your internal capacity or specialist knowledge needs support.
2. Agree a concrete scope
The proposal sets out deliverables, required access, client inputs, responsibilities, review stages and fees. We also agree whether I will work behind the scenes, join internal discussions or support client-facing communication under your brand.
A focused initial project can help establish the working rhythm. Ongoing support can be discussed where the agency has a continuing need.
3. Use a process your team can follow
We agree the tools, templates and communication channels before delivery begins. I provide the work in the agreed format, flag missing information and make dependencies visible. Your agency keeps its established approval and publishing responsibilities unless the scope says otherwise.
4. Review, act and choose the next priority
We review the deliverables and decide what needs implementation, further evidence or client input. For ongoing work, progress updates connect completed activity to the next decision. Any change in scope is discussed so expectations remain clear.
The goal is a useful working relationship with less back-and-forth: clear briefs, practical output and an SEO specialist who understands where they fit.
Frequently asked questions
What do you need to prepare a proposal?
A brief description of your agency, the website or project, the support needed and any important timing constraints. Access requirements and detailed inputs can be agreed once the scope is clearer.
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