Services
Everything a growth team does. One system.
Each of these is usually a separate hire, a separate agency and a separate invoice. Here they share one plan, one budget and one measurement layer — which is the only reason they can be priced like this.
Strategy
Jules works out what a customer can cost you, prices every channel against that number in your market and your industry, and rules out the ones that cannot clear it. You get the plan, the reasoning, and the assumptions it rests on — free, before you spend anything.
Paid media
Campaigns, ad groups, keywords and creative, assembled and launched against a cost-per-customer ceiling rather than a click target. Budget moves between channels as the numbers move. Your ad accounts stay in your name, on your card.
SEO
Jules verifies you own the domain, crawls it within your robots rules, and reports each technical defect with the value it found, the value it needs and what breaks if it is done wrong. Technical work recovers pages already in contention; it cannot manufacture a ranking from nothing. Where that is your situation the document says so as its first finding, names what is stopping you instead, and gives you the fixes anyway — as hygiene, not as a growth plan. You or your developer implement them: Jules never holds a CMS credential and never edits your site. Each month it re-crawls, reports what was implemented, and shows what moved and what did not.
AI optimisation
More of your customers start with an assistant than a search box. Jules structures your entities, schema and content so you are the source it cites, and tracks which assistants mention you and for what.
Social media
Copy and creative in your voice, planned into a calendar and published across the networks that matter for your business. Performance feeds back into what gets made next.
PR
Jules drafts the release, every fact traced to something you stated, and nothing reaches the wire until you approve the exact text. What you buy is the record — an indexable, syndicated account of the announcement under your name, at domains with standing, that branded search returns and an answer engine can cite. It is not a lead source and Jules will not describe it as one. Between announcements, what you get is measurement of where the release actually landed.
Affiliate
Partner recruitment, tracking links, attribution and commission handling in one place, so a channel that usually needs a manager runs without one.
Measurement
A key that survives from first touch through to the sale, reconciled against your own records. It is the difference between knowing what a form fill costs and knowing what a customer costs — and everything else here depends on it.
Start with the strategy.
Before any of it runs, you get the plan for free — including which of these channels Jules thinks you should leave alone.