Frequently Asked Questions

We're a woman-owned small business based in Michigan. We help good people by putting words on the internet.

Most of our clients are small businesses competing with large corporate operators. They typically don't have million-dollar marketing budgets, and they definitely can't afford to waste money on strategies that won't pay off. 

BWM is one of the most affordable and effective web content and SEO specialists out there. Our top priority is finding those corners of the internet where you can stake your claim, giving you the slingshot you need to take on Goliath.

All services are charged by the hour. 

• The rate depends on the complexity of the project. 
• At our first meeting, I'll give you an honest estimate of the number of hours and the rate I would assign to it. 
• If we agree, we jump right in.

Above all, we love our fellow Entreprenerds who quit their 9-to-5s to chase their dreams. Bottom line: if we believe in you, we'll find a way to make it work.

We've tried other billing methods, and hourly rates make the most sense. 

Hourly pricing means:  

1. You don't have to pay an exorbitant upfront fee for content packages.
2. Predictable costs (and easily scalable services).
3. You're not locked into a single service. If your needs change from content to SEO or a full redesign, I can reallocate my time instantly to serve you better.
4. Transparency. I work ten hours, you pay for ten hours. No word counts, no admin fees, no bullshit.

Invoices will be sent out after work is completed (for content clients, I can do rolling monthly or weekly invoicing). Payments can be made through PayPal or Stripe.

We always engage with clients on a human-to-human level. To honor those close to us, we offer discounts to: 

• Nonprofits
• Women-owned businesses
• Breast cancer survivors.

We do our very best for each client, but some projects require extra time, research, and industrial knowledge. So when we complete weeks of work and get ghosted, it's a real kick in the dick. Unfortunately, the only way to prevent that is with money up front.

If your project includes a deposit, it will be written into your contract along with the number of work hours it covers. I never accept upfront payments without signed contracts (I don't want you to worry about a future kick in your dick, either).

Our new intern, Titus Brutus Bacon (friends call him Buster). He's 60 pounds of legs and tongue and still growing. If you're local and partial to a coffee and a porch swing, he'd love to show you all the best holes in the lawn and feign ignorance of how they got there.