Questions before we get started.

Justin Knowlton Marketing provides web design, search engine optimization, PPC ad management and social media management. Services can be used independently or coordinated as a full-service strategy.

Yes. Justin primarily supports small and local businesses in Windsor, Essex County and surrounding communities, while also working remotely.

Yes. New businesses can receive help establishing their website, measurement, search visibility, advertising and content foundations in a practical order.

Yes. Justin can complement an internal team or other specialists when responsibilities, access and decision-making are clearly defined.

No. Services can begin independently. The right starting point depends on the business goal, current constraints and available resources.

Ownership depends on the item and is confirmed in the proposal. Wherever practical, business-critical platforms and accounts should be established under the client’s ownership with appropriate access granted for management.

Clients work directly with Justin from strategy through implementation, reducing handoffs and keeping communication and channel priorities connected.

Essential websites start at $749 CAD, Growth websites start at $1,299 CAD and Advanced websites start at $1,949 CAD. Final pricing depends on scope.

Timing depends on page count, content readiness, functionality, feedback and approvals. The expected schedule is confirmed after scope and responsibilities are understood.

Yes. A redesign can retain useful content and functionality while improving structure, messaging, design, mobile usability, search foundations and conversion paths.

Content support can include page planning, editing and copywriting. The business must provide accurate service, product and subject-matter information and approve the final content.

That depends on the website platform and agreed scope. When content management is included, training or practical guidance can be provided for appropriate updates.

No. Domain registration, web hosting, premium plugins, paid software, third-party subscriptions and other web-based services are separate unless explicitly included in a proposal.

Yes. Website projects are designed to work across common desktop, tablet and mobile screen sizes.

E-commerce projects can be considered when the platform, catalogue, payment, shipping, tax, integration and operational requirements are understood.

Typical inputs include business information, service or product details, brand assets, images, account access, legal content, feedback and timely approvals.

Timing varies by the website, competition, market, implementation resources and scope. Technical fixes may be completed quickly, while meaningful organic growth usually requires sustained work and measurement.

An SEO setup may include a technical review, search-intent research, on-page foundations, local SEO checks, measurement review and a prioritized action plan.

Monthly SEO may include technical monitoring, content priorities, on-page improvements, internal linking, local visibility work and performance analysis.

Not always. Some businesses need a focused setup or technical project, while competitive markets and content-led growth usually benefit from continued implementation and measurement.

Yes. Technical SEO support can address crawling, indexing, canonicalization, redirects, metadata, site architecture, internal linking and related implementation issues within the agreed scope.

Strong technical access, clear entity information, useful content and accurate structured data can improve how search systems understand a business, but inclusion in AI-generated answers cannot be guaranteed.

No responsible SEO provider can guarantee a specific ranking. Search results are controlled by search engines and vary by intent, location, competition and algorithmic systems.

Relevant measures may include indexation, search visibility, qualified organic clicks, local discovery, engagement, leads and conversions, while recognizing that attribution has limitations.

No. PPC setup and monthly management fees cover professional campaign services. Advertising spend is paid separately to Google or another advertising platform.

The appropriate budget depends on search demand, click costs, location, competition, margins, lead value and conversion rate. A recommendation should follow research rather than a universal minimum.

Setup may include account and campaign structure, targeting, ads, exclusions, conversion actions, location settings, landing-page alignment and launch checks.

Management may include search-term analysis, budget pacing, bidding review, ad testing, tracking diagnostics, competitor context and landing-page recommendations.

The recommended arrangement is for the business to own its advertising account and billing relationship while granting the access required for professional management.

Conversion tracking setup or review can be included when the required website, analytics and tag-management access is available.

Yes. Existing campaigns can be audited for structure, targeting, search terms, ads, budgets, bidding, conversion measurement and landing-page alignment.

Shopping campaign support can be provided when the product feed, Merchant Center, website, conversion values and e-commerce requirements are suitable.

No. Performance depends on the market, offer, budget, website, competition, measurement quality and sales process.

Social media management may include strategy, planning, copywriting, creative production, scheduling, publishing, community support and performance reporting. Deliverables depend on the agreed scope.

Platform selection is based on the business, audience, content resources and goals. Support may include Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and other suitable channels.

Content creation can include branded graphics, carousels and editing supplied photos or video. Original production requirements are scoped separately.

Publishing frequency depends on the selected channels, content resources, quality requirements and agreed management plan.

Businesses are encouraged to provide authentic media when available. Photography, filming and advanced production are separate unless specifically included.

An authorized client contact reviews and approves content according to the agreed workflow before publication, unless a different approval arrangement is documented.

Community support can be included for agreed channels and hours. Response guidance, account access and escalation responsibilities must be defined in advance.

Organic social media management and paid social advertising are separate unless the proposal explicitly combines them. Advertising spend is also separate.

No. Social media results depend on the platform, audience, offer, content quality, consistency, distribution and broader customer journey.

The proposal will state the applicable tax treatment. Starting prices should not be assumed to include taxes unless explicitly stated.

The payment schedule depends on the engagement and is confirmed in the proposal. Website projects and ongoing management may use different billing structures.

No, unless explicitly stated. Domains, hosting, advertising spend, premium software, plugins, stock assets, photography, video production and other third-party services may be separate.

Yes, but additions or changes may affect cost and timing. Material scope changes are documented and approved before the extra work proceeds.

Full-service setup and management can be priced below the equivalent total of included individual services. The proposal shows the comparison and resulting savings.

Any minimum term, renewal process or cancellation requirement is stated in the written agreement before work begins.

Access depends on the service and may include the website, hosting, domain, analytics, tag manager, Search Console, advertising platforms, social accounts or related tools.

Availability depends on current workload, project scope, required access and the readiness of content and approvals. A likely start window is discussed before the proposal is accepted.

Justin reviews the information, identifies the most practical next step and follows up to clarify the project, scope or service requirements.

Explain what your business does, what you want to improve, your current situation and any timeline or budget considerations. You do not need a finished project brief.