30-day roadmap
$500
A plan for the first month: what to fix, launch, test, or stop first, and the order to do it in.
Digital growth strategy
It's hard to know what to fix first when design, SEO, AEO, and content all seem to need attention at once. This service coordinates that work into a phased plan, so each step builds on the one before it instead of competing for the same budget.
Illustrative example. Actual results vary by business, market, and competition.
What gets fixed at each stage
Four points in a visitor's path, and what changes at each one.
They are searching
The business becomes findable for what people actually type.
They found the page
The first line answers whether this business is right for them.
They are deciding
Cost and what to expect are both stated plainly, so there is something concrete to go on.
They are ready
Getting in touch is direct and takes one step.
Ninety days, three phases
The work runs in order, because each phase depends on the one before it.
Days 0 to 30
Get found and get clear
- The business comes up when someone searches for what it offers nearby
- The first thing a visitor reads answers whether this is right for them
- Hours are current and easy to find
- Getting in touch works in one message, on a phone
Days 30 to 60
Answer what people actually ask
- A page for what getting started involves
- A page for pricing, stated plainly
- Questions people ask before reaching out, answered on the site instead of over text
Days 60 to 90
Build confidence and keep it working
- Recent reviews visible where someone is deciding
- The business listed correctly everywhere people check
- A routine for keeping hours and pages current
What you get
The roadmap itself sequences and prioritizes the work; the work is carried out through the same design, SEO, AEO, and content services offered individually, scoped inside this plan instead of purchased and coordinated separately.
- A written roadmap
- A review call walking through priorities, sequencing, and what to do first
- Goals, priority actions, and channels
- Owners, where relevant
- Measures of success
- The order the work should happen in
Example of what you receive
90 Day Growth Roadmap · [Business Name]
Goal and starting point
Days 1 to 30: Fix and establish
Days 31 to 60: Build and launch
ExampleCreate a dedicated page for catering. Existing traffic lands on a general services page with no clear next step.
Days 61 to 90: Measure and improve
Each phase lists three to five actions, each with a reason and a measure of success.
Also included
- Key metrics
- What to do first
- Review checkpoint dates
The 30 and 60 day roadmaps use the same framework over a shorter period, so the difference between them is scope, not format.
Strategy and roadmap pricing
These three prices cover the planning work only: the written roadmap and the review call. They do not include the design, SEO, AEO, or content work the roadmap identifies. That work is scoped and priced separately, the same as it would be bought on its own.
60-day roadmap
$700
The 30-day plan extended into a second phase: what to improve, what gaps to close next, and where to focus after the first round.
90-day roadmap
$1,000
A full quarter mapped into three phases, each with its own priorities and a checkpoint to see what's working before moving to the next.
Scope
This is practical, not a strategy deck. The document arrives before the call, with a final version after if anything changes.
The roadmap price covers the plan itself: priorities, sequencing, and the review call. Design, SEO, AEO, and content work carried out under the plan is scoped and priced the same way it would be as a standalone service, not charged twice.
Coordinated implementation
If you want Webuvo to carry out the design, SEO, AEO, or content work the roadmap identifies, that's a separate engagement, scoped and priced once it's clear which services are involved and for how long. It isn't required: you're free to use the roadmap on your own, hand it to someone else, or come back for individual services one at a time instead.