Byte Digital provides bespoke AI SEO and Generative Engine Optimisation engagements, with initial implementation quoted separately from ongoing optimisation. The scope is built around the company, its customers, website and available evidence. Ongoing work runs on a monthly rolling contract, with no minimum commitment and no notice period.
The costs and working-arrangements page explains the offer on the main website. This article records the service boundaries, responsibilities and delivery process.
Initial conversation and assessment
The first conversation, scoping and proposal are offered without charge. Byte's free AI visibility review is an initial assessment of the business, its priorities and useful next steps.
A detailed standalone audit that can be taken away and implemented by another developer is separately scoped and priced. The coverage and fee are agreed before that work starts. The audit method describes the checks and outputs that can be included.
A useful starting brief includes the website, priority services or products, target customers, operating areas and the work the company wants to win. Existing research, case studies and client feedback help establish the available evidence.
What the service can include
Byte connects the workstreams needed for the agreed objective:
- Website access, crawl and indexing checks.
- Business-fact consistency and appropriate schema markup.
- Improvements to existing website content and internal links.
- New service pages, guides, case studies and client interviews.
- Public company knowledge-base development where useful.
- Business-listing and profile improvements.
- Research into citations and independently published proof of work.
- Agreed website changes, release checks and reporting.
- Ongoing optimisation as the business and search technology develop.
The knowledge base is one delivery option within this wider service. The proposal identifies the work included, its priorities and the relevant platforms, rather than placing every business into a fixed package.
Initial implementation
The initial quote defines the pages, technical changes, content and evidence work to be delivered. It also identifies client inputs, approvals, access, dependencies and any third-party costs.
Implementation can bring together an access fix, clearer service information, a working enquiry journey and better supporting evidence. Each completed stage provides something useful to publish or use. The programme can also build on an established website and existing SEO activity.
Byte's own implementation case study shows how a public reference library supports its broader business information.
Ongoing optimisation and reporting
Ongoing optimisation is quoted separately and runs monthly. There is no minimum commitment and no notice period. The agreed scope sets the priorities and work included, with additional requests discussed when they change the assignment.
Reviews connect the work completed with access findings, sampled AI visibility, factual accuracy and available search or website data. Enquiry quality and commercial progression can be included where the client supplies the corresponding information. The AI search measurement method explains the reporting record and review structure.
The next priorities reflect the evidence, the client's plans and relevant technology changes. Byte maintains the content and technical work included in the engagement as those requirements evolve.
Working with an existing agency or developer
Byte handles agreed content and website changes directly and can work alongside an existing developer, agency or internal team. This is an established part of Byte's delivery approach.
The proposal identifies who prepares content, approves facts, supplies technical access, implements changes and checks the release. Existing forms, tracking, useful URLs and integrations are reviewed before changes. A developer handover gives the affected pages, the requested work, its purpose and the relevant acceptance checks.
The working with Byte guide covers access, communication, approvals and handover in more detail.
Client exclusivity
Exclusivity applies across Byte's services while the business remains a client. Byte agrees an industry or, for a small local business, an individual local area in which it will not take a competing client.
For example, an agreement with a home-care company in Bromley can define the relevant service and local competitive boundary. The proposal records the actual territory or industry scope. The exclusivity ends when the client relationship ends.
This gives Byte a clear commercial focus: work towards the client's objectives without competing against its own client relationship.
Costs, access and ownership
The cost reflects the work required: website condition, number of priority services or markets, content depth, available evidence, technical dependencies and continuing support. Agency fees, advertising spend and third-party charges are identified separately where relevant.
The agreement records account access, delivered content and source files, third-party licences and maintenance responsibilities. The client approves business facts and publication of its evidence. Byte provides the agreed delivery and handover information so the work can be maintained.
For a proposal, contact Byte Digital or request a free AI visibility review.
Delivery examples and specialist scopes
The Byte website case study provides a concrete example of content, development and technical delivery. The knowledge-base development method explains that optional workstream. Local-business and ecommerce articles describe how priorities change with the customer journey.
References
- Byte Digital: AI SEO costs and working arrangements.
- Byte Digital: free AI visibility review.
- Gareth Allen: service scope, exclusivity, fees and rolling arrangements confirmed 19 October 2026.