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Ways to Contact Griffith Pro Marketing

The enquiry types listed above aren’t just a dropdown menu, they’re the five categories of message that actually reach my inbox regularly. Here’s what each one covers, so you can pick the right one and get a more useful reply back.

General enquiries and feedback. Questions about a specific post, something you think I got wrong, or just wanting to say a fix actually worked for you. I read every one of these.

Collaboration and partnership opportunities. If you run a complementary business, tool, or publication and think there’s a genuine fit, I’m open to hearing what you have in mind.

Sponsored content enquiries. Covered properly on the affiliate disclosure page, sponsored content only goes ahead if I can say something honest about the product, brand-paid placement doesn’t buy a positive review here.

Press and media requests. Journalists or researchers looking for comment on SEO, website performance, or small business digital marketing in Australia.

Speaking and appearance requests. Podcasts, panels, or events, particularly where the audience is small business owners trying to work out whether their website is actually the problem.

What Happens After You Contact Griffith Pro Marketing

Every message gets a real reply from me, not an autoresponder and not a team member replying on my behalf. I’m currently focused on existing client work, so new projects sit on a short waitlist, but that doesn’t change how quickly or honestly I respond to a message itself.

If you’re not sure whether to reach out yet, it might be worth reading the About page first, it covers who I am, the research background behind this site, and why I test things on real websites before writing about them. The case studies page is the other useful stop, real examples of the kind of work this site is built around, including the ones that are still unfinished on purpose.

My own path into this work started with the Victorian Government’s Digital Jobs program, which is part of why I take enquiries from people making a similar shift into digital work seriously, if that’s what’s behind your message, say so, I’m genuinely happy to talk about it.

One more honest note before you contact Griffith Pro Marketing: this isn’t a large agency with a dedicated intake team, it’s one person reading and replying to messages personally, which is exactly why response times can vary depending on how busy client work gets that week. If something’s urgent, say so in the message itself rather than assuming it’ll be read faster otherwise.

A quick note on what this form isn’t for, if you’re looking for free, personalised advice on your own website with no context attached, the fastest path is usually the 21-point website checklist, it’s free, doesn’t require an email address, and covers the same layers, speed, SEO, content, and conversions, that most enquiries end up asking about anyway. That said, if you’ve already run through it and want a second opinion on what it turned up, that’s exactly the kind of message worth sending through here, and having the checklist results ready to reference tends to make that conversation a lot more useful for both of us.