Partnershipsfor established businesses
One
partner,every
month.
Quarter plan
ExampleWebsite, content and automation planned together, by one person, reviewed monthly.
Free discovery conversation · no obligation · a written proposal if it’s a fit
Is ita fit?
A good fitusually, when
- Website, content and follow-up all need work at once
- Different suppliers handle each part, so nobody owns the whole
- Someone on your side can meet monthly and decide
- You want a plan you can see, and what each month delivered
Probably notand what suits better
- A one-off fix: a single service suits that and costs less
- Guaranteed revenue, rankings or views. Nobody can honestly promise them
- No one available to review work and make decisions
Threelevels
Each is a starting shape. Your proposal sets the work, the hours and one fixed monthly fee. No VAT is charged.
- Tailored
Growth Partner
Content or web and local search, run as one plan
30Hours a monthat most, planned with you
For Established businesses that want one partner for web and content
- Monthly plan and review meeting
- One main workstream, set in the proposal: monthly short-form content, or website care and local SEO
- A monthly report
Scope agreed quarterly in writing. 6-month minimum, then 60 days’ notice. Outside the plan: ad spend and third-party subscriptions; work outside the written scope (quoted first).
- Tailored
Growth & Automation Partner
Adds automation builds to the plan
45Hours a monthat most, planned with you
For Businesses where calls, follow-up and content all need work at once
- Everything in Growth Partner
- One automation build a quarter, plus care
- Priority scheduling
- The AI receptionist once it leaves testing (not available yet)
Scope agreed quarterly in writing. 6-month minimum, then 60 days’ notice. Outside the plan: ad spend and third-party subscriptions; work outside the written scope (quoted first).
- Tailored
Enterprise Partnership
Multi-site or multi-team, scoped per business
70Hours a monthat most, planned with you
For Multi-site groups and larger teams
- Everything in Growth & Automation Partner
- Several sites, lines or brands
- Monthly delivery plan and reporting
By application only. Scope agreed quarterly in writing. 6-month minimum, then 60 days’ notice. Outside the plan: ad spend and third-party subscriptions; work outside the written scope (quoted first).
How itstarts
- Discovery conversationFree, about 30 minutes: goals, where enquiries come from, what you’ve tried.
- DiagnosticWe review your site, content, enquiry route and follow-up, and write up what to fix first.
- Written proposalPriorities, deliverables, the monthly hours cap and a fixed monthly fee.
- Monthly work and reviewPlanned work, a review meeting each month and a re-plan every quarter.
Nothing is charged until you accept a proposal.
Questionsbefore you get in touch
How do I get started?
Send a short enquiry or email contact@zayr.org. Tell us what the business does and where you want it to be in a year. We’ll suggest a discovery conversation.
What happens after I get in touch?
Zubier replies by email and arranges a free discovery conversation of about 30 minutes. If a partnership fits, we review your website, content and enquiry route, then send a written proposal with priorities, monthly hours and a fixed monthly fee. Nothing is charged until you accept it.
How quickly will you reply?
By email, typically within 2 working days, from the person who would do the work.
Can I see examples first?
Yes. Our work shows client stories and our own concept builds, each labelled for what it is. In the discovery conversation we’ll walk you through the pieces closest to your business.
Do you work outside the West Midlands?
Yes. We work with businesses across the UK, mostly remotely. Filming happens in the West Midlands; travel further afield is quoted first.
Can we start with one service?
Yes, and many businesses do. Start with a website, monthly video or one automation, and move to a partnership once you know how we work. See the services.
Is there a minimum term?
6 months, then 60 days’ notice. It’s set out in your proposal before you commit, because the first months are where most of the groundwork happens.
Who owns the work?
You do: your website content, domain, footage and data. Licensing of any software we use is set out in the proposal.
Or start with one serviceand grow from there
Where tonext?
Tell us where the business is heading. We’ll say whether a partnership or one service makes more sense.