Services & Advisory

Let’s start by working out what your business actually needs.

Rather than sell a package off the shelf, I start every relationship the same way — by understanding your business and being honest about whether I’m the right person to help.

01

Clarity & positioning

What makes you worth choosing, and how to say it.

02

Customer experience & trust

Mapping the journey from first contact to repeat business — and fixing the weak links.

03

Marketing & brand direction

What to build, in what order, and why.

04

Systems & operations

The practical infrastructure to deliver consistently as you grow.

05

Build & delivery

Through Knighton Digital: websites, content, brand, and directed creative — built in-house.

How an engagement starts

Discovery & Direction

A once-off engagement. We get into your business properly — and work out, honestly, whether I’m the right fit.

  1. 1 A comprehensive discovery call about your business, your customers, and where you’re trying to get to.
  2. 2 An honest read on fit — sometimes I’m not the right person, and I’ll tell you.
  3. 3 I synthesise it into a clear, prioritised direction.

You walk away with a Business Direction Map — what your business needs and my recommendations, prioritised by what matters now. It’s yours to keep, whether or not we go further.

Indicative: from $1,500 — a fixed, once-off fee, credited toward any engagement that follows. Confirm before booking.

✓ This is for you if…

  • You own or run the business, and decisions rest with you.
  • You know you’re good at what you do, but it isn’t coming across.
  • You want someone to understand the business before pitching you anything.
  • You’d rather do the right things in order than everything at once.

× It’s probably not for you if…

  • You want the cheapest possible website, fast, no questions asked.
  • You’re after a quick marketing hack rather than a clearer business.
  • You’d prefer someone who just does what they’re told without a view.
  • The timing or budget genuinely isn’t there yet — and that’s okay.