What do the published packages describe?
Published packages describe the standard starting scope. A booking is a consultation request, not automatic acceptance of a project. Final scope, schedule, payment terms, tax, and responsibilities are documented before work begins.
Which outcomes are not guaranteed?
CEOTurbo does not guarantee search rankings, indexing, AI citations, traffic, review volume, star ratings, advertising results, leads, sales, revenue, or platform approval. Historical screenshots describe specific past campaign records only.
What do the physical-production terms cover?
Physical packages include the listed standard production and contiguous-US shipping. Tax, rush service, added print locations, specialty materials, unusual sizes, replacement after approved errors, and local sign permissions are excluded unless added in writing.
What responsibilities stay with the client?
Clients must supply accurate claims, properly licensed brand and media assets, account access, timely approvals, and lawful destinations. The client remains responsible for advertising compliance, Business Profile eligibility, review practices, sign placement, and use of delivered materials.
Who controls intellectual property and connected accounts?
Ownership and licenses are defined in the project agreement. The standard website handoff uses client-controlled GitHub, Vercel, domain, and connected platform accounts. Third-party software and services remain subject to their own terms and fees.