AI & Online Presence Consultancy
I help small businesses work out what their online presence needs to do next, then teach their teams how to use AI tools confidently, safely, and usefully.
Based in Croydon. Available on-site across South London and remotely across the UK.
Typical session output
Clear priorities, not more noise.
What matters first
Website, visibility, AI, or tracking
What to ignore
Tools and tactics that do not fit
What the team can use
Practical AI workflows and rules
What happens next
A short plan with real priorities
Why this exists
Small businesses are being told to use AI, improve SEO, fix their websites, publish content, track enquiries, and keep up with new search behaviour. The real problem is not a lack of tools. It is knowing what is worth doing first.
Your website may look finished but still fail to explain the business clearly.
Customers judge across Google, reviews, the website, directories, and AI-assisted answers.
Staff may be experimenting with AI tools without shared standards, privacy rules, or quality checks.
Owners need a practical plan, not more noise.
What I help with
Offer, audience, service pages, proof, enquiry paths, and whether the current site needs fixes or a rebuild.
Search foundations, local presence, Google Business Profile, reviews, structured content, and AI/search readability.
Analytics, enquiry tracking, privacy-conscious reporting, and understanding what is actually working.
Staff training, practical workflows, prompt habits, privacy rules, output review, and tool selection.
Paid consultancy
Each option is useful on its own. If a website build makes sense afterwards, that becomes a separate project.
From £650
Businesses with an existing website that may be costing them enquiries or visibility.
From £950
New businesses, repositioning businesses, or owners who need a clear plan before commissioning a website.
Half-day from £750. Full day from £1,250.
Local teams that want to use AI tools in real work but need hands-on guidance and sensible boundaries.
Scoped monthly after a diagnostic or sprint
Businesses that want ongoing judgement without hiring a marketing lead or signing a bloated agency retainer.
On-site training
I can come to your office and work with the team on real tasks, not generic demos. The goal is confidence and judgement, not blind automation.
Sessions can cover research, writing, admin, proposals, documentation, customer replies, content planning, internal processes, or technical workflows depending on the business.
Staff should leave knowing:
The process
01
Share the website, business goals, team size, current frustrations, and what you are trying to improve.
02
That might be a diagnostic, strategy sprint, training session, or something smaller if that is all you need.
03
Review, workshop, training, or advisory session with clear outputs and no theatre.
04
Priorities, next actions, and honest guidance on whether Saffron is the right implementation partner.
Boundaries
Questions
No. The strategy sprint is suitable for new businesses. The diagnostic is better when there is already a site to review.
Yes. The training is designed around everyday business tasks, not technical demos.
Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Codex-style workflows where useful. The exact tools matter less than learning how to brief, review, and apply them properly.
No. Nobody credible can guarantee that. I can improve the clarity, structure, and trust signals that help people and search systems understand the business.
Yes. Consultancy is paid and useful on its own. If a website build makes sense afterwards, it can become a separate project.
Yes. On-site is best for team training in South London. Diagnostics, strategy, and advisory can work remotely across the UK.
Send me the context and I will recommend the right consultancy format. If a smaller first step makes more sense, I will say so.
I reply by hand, usually within one working day.