The £400 AI Visibility Sprint

Why does this exist as a fixed-fee sprint rather than a retainer pitch?

Because most Sheffield businesses, particularly in the engineering and trade sector, have been burned by vague SEO promises before: a monthly invoice with no clear idea what was actually done for the money. The Sprint is deliberately the opposite. A small, fixed cost, a short and specific timeframe, and a concrete, checkable output.

If it proves useful, the ongoing Search + AI Visibility retainer continues the work. If it does not, you keep the fixes and the documented baseline either way.

What is the fastest way to find out where I stand?

The £400 AI Visibility Sprint is the deliberate step-in-the-door offer: a fixed-fee, seven day engagement producing a dated, cited-or-not-cited table for the exact questions your own customers or procurement contacts ask, five shipped fixes, and a re-check date. No long contract required to find out whether it is worth pursuing further. If it is, the pricing page sets out the ongoing Search + AI Visibility retainer, which re-runs that citation table monthly as the standing report.

※1 Tolerance: SEO compounds. Nothing meaningful lands inside two weeks and this site will not pretend otherwise. The Sprint gives you a dated baseline in seven days, not a ranking in seven days.

What does the cited-or-not-cited table actually look like?

A straightforward table, built from real, dated tests, not estimates. Each row is a question your own customers or procurement contacts would plausibly ask, each column is an AI platform. Below is an illustrative example using placeholder queries, your actual sprint report uses your real business and your real customer questions.

What is not included in the £400 fee?

The Sprint is deliberately scoped to be deliverable in a week for a fixed fee, so it does not include a full content rebuild, ongoing monthly reporting, or link building. Those are retainer-level activities, covered on the pricing page. If the audit surfaces a larger technical problem, a legacy site migration affecting indexation, for example, that gets flagged clearly rather than quietly worked around within the sprint's scope.

What happens if I want to continue after the sprint?

The natural next step is the Search + AI Visibility retainer, which re-runs the same citation table every month as the standing report, alongside ongoing technical, content, and local SEO work. There is no pressure to continue, and the fixes made during the sprint remain yours either way.

Who is the AI Visibility Sprint actually for?

Two kinds of Sheffield business tend to get the most out of it. The first has never had a proper technical SEO audit at all, and the Sprint doubles as an accessible, low-cost way to find out what is actually wrong before spending more. The second, particularly common among the fabrication, machining, and precision engineering firms around Attercliffe, Darnall, and the Don Valley corridor, already does some marketing but has never specifically checked whether ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, or Perplexity cite the business when a procurement buyer asks for a shortlist, a distinct question from normal keyword rankings that most existing reporting does not cover.

It is a poor fit for a business expecting an overnight ranking transformation or a guaranteed number of new enquiries within the week, since no honest engagement of any size can promise that. What it reliably delivers is clarity: a documented, dated answer to where you stand today, and a short list of concrete next steps regardless of whether you continue working with ND Media LTD afterwards.