The monthly cycle

One brief in, a monthly cycle of work out

You stay the only voice your client hears. We run the research, production, implementation notes and reporting behind your brand.

What happens in a normal month

1. Your brief

You send the client site, market, target queries, tone and anything off limits. No client contact details are needed and we do not ask for them.

2. Plan for the month

We return a prioritized plan: technical items, pages to create or rework, entity and schema work, and the answer-engine angles worth covering.

3. Production

We produce the agreed work: content drafts, on-page and technical specifications, structured data, internal linking and source-worthy assets.

4. Evidence and report

You receive the deliverables plus a report in your brand voice: what was done, what it should influence, what moved and what is still unknown.

Where the line between you and us sits

We never contact your clients

No calls, no emails, no meetings, no signatures on deliverables. Your agency is our only counterpart, and that is written into the engagement.

You own the relationship

You set the strategy narrative, the reporting cadence and the commercial terms. We supply the work you resell under your own name.

Remote delivery from Europe

Our team works from Spain, so European hours give you overnight turnaround on US briefs and a cost base a US in-house hire cannot match.

What we need from you, and what we do not

Useful inputs

Client site, market and language, priority services or products, target queries if you have them, brand tone rules, and who approves publication.

Not required

Your client's identity can stay anonymized, and your pricing, margin and proposals are none of our business. We work from the brief.

Delivery questions

Who publishes the work?

Usually you or your client, using our implementation notes. When you give us access to the CMS we can publish inside the boundaries you approve, still under your brand.

How fast is the first deliverable?

It depends on the scope of the brief. A single bounded deliverable is normally a matter of a few business days once the brief is complete; recurring work then follows a monthly cycle.

Can you also cover GEO and AEO?

Yes. The same cycle covers answer-engine work: entity clarity, structured data, source-worthy content and repeated observation of how the client is represented in AI answers. It is coordinated with SEO, not sold as a replacement.

Do you work in languages other than English?

Yes, when the brief includes the market, the language and the local research needed to do it responsibly. Markets are reported separately instead of being blended into one number.

Low-commitment first step

Bring us one brief. See the deliverable.

One client, one scope, one deliverable you can review before anything recurring is agreed. Then decide.

Send us one brief

White label from the first email. We never contact your clients.