Businesses with specific website or SEO problems
A $750 paid sprint to diagnose and fix an agreed set of website or SEO problems, with implementation, verification, and clear next steps.
The problem this solves
An unclear service page, a technical SEO issue, or a difficult inquiry form can get in the way of your website working well. A focused sprint gives you a practical way to address a defined set of issues.
What ADPH does
ADPH reviews the problem, agrees the priority fixes with you, implements the changes on your existing website, and verifies the work. Full rebuilds, ongoing SEO, paid tools, and custom integrations are scoped separately.
Deliverables
- Diagnosis and an agreed list of priority fixes
- Service-page copy or layout improvements within scope
- Technical or on-page SEO fixes within scope
- Inquiry-form or conversion-path improvements within scope
- Verification of completed changes
- Completed-work summary and recommended next steps
Process
- Review the website and identify the problem
- Agree the scope, $750 fee, and timeline
- Implement the agreed improvements
- Check the pages and affected inquiry paths
- Hand over the work and recommend next steps
Who this is for
- Businesses with specific website or SEO problems
- Small teams with an existing website worth improving
- Businesses that want a smaller first engagement
Proof and supporting examples
The guides below explain how to scope work, assess pricing, measure progress, and connect website improvements to business goals.
Supporting guides
Frequently asked questions
What does the $750 sprint include?
It includes diagnosis, an agreed set of website or SEO fixes, implementation, verification, and a completed-work summary. Scope and timeline are agreed before work starts.
Does the sprint include a full website rebuild?
The sprint focuses on an existing website. A focused 5–7-page Business Website starts at $3,000 per project and is scoped separately.
Can I continue with monthly SEO?
Yes. Monthly SEO starts at $1,500 per month when ongoing search improvements are the right next step. The sprint does not require an ongoing retainer.