Every milestone names the task that executes it
The Growth Plan answers the question every marketing leader carries around: what should we actually do about SEO this year? Not theory. Your market, your website, your next 12 months, with the math shown.
Delivered in 7 business days. $1,295 for founding clients, then $1,795. One revision round included.
Who owns your market's searches and AI answers today, and where the openings are. Includes what is not winnable in 12 months, said plainly.
A condensed technical audit plus an AI-visibility check, scored. This is the starting line every later number gets measured against.
Keyword clusters ranked by value and winnability, each with the page that should win it. Now, next, and later.
Quarterly goals, monthly milestones. Each milestone says what gets done, why it moves the goal, and what it costs to execute.
The 4 to 6 numbers worth tracking, with baseline and target for each. Plus the 3 honest risks and what we do if they hit.
This is the shape every quarter takes: specific work, a reason, a measurable outcome, and the exact task that executes it. No vague milestones survive our QA.
Robots rules, duplicate titles and index bloat found in the baseline. Rankings cannot move while these stand.
Keywords already ranking 8 to 20 where a page upgrade wins the position. Fastest visible movement.
Answer-first blocks on the 10 pages buyers ask about, llms.txt, entity cleanup. AI engines start citing sources this quarter.
Your keyword tracking runs on the same system we use on ourselves. We would not sell a plan we do not run.
One document, five parts: industry assessment, scored website baseline, keyword opportunity map, the 12-month roadmap with quarterly goals and monthly milestones, and a KPI panel with baselines and targets. Plus 90 days of weekly rank tracking on the keywords the plan targets.
An audit tells you what is broken. The Growth Plan tells you what to do for the next 12 months, in what order, and what each step should achieve. A condensed audit is the baseline it builds on.
No. Every milestone names the task that executes it, with the price, and you can run them with your own team or anyone else. The plan stands alone. Many clients hand some milestones to us because the numbers are already on the page, but that is your call, never a condition.
Your website, your market, and your goal in your own words. Google Search Console access sharpens the baseline but is optional at checkout; we ask for what we need in one scoping email after purchase.
Kadima's senior team, the same people behind Kadima Digital's agency work, with AI doing the heavy data lifting and humans making every judgment call. Every plan passes an adversarial internal review before delivery.