Get in touch. The senior picks up.

Booking the free 30 minute call is the fastest path because it puts a time on the calendar. Phone calls during business hours work too. Emails get answered within one business day, usually the same day if they land before noon Central.

Whitewater holds a hard cap of 7 active clients. Availability depends on where the roster sits at the moment. The free consultation is the right step regardless. If the calendar is full, that gets said directly during the call along with a realistic timeline, instead of pretending otherwise.

Nothing required, but useful: your website URL, a brief description of what you're trying to accomplish, and the rough budget range you're working with. None of this is gatekeeping. It just makes the first call more useful because there's already shared context.

Yes. Most clients are outside Florida. The work runs remotely with screen-share calls, Slack or email for ongoing communication, and quarterly review calls. Local Florida clients are welcome in person by appointment.

That's normal and it's what the free consultation is for. Whitewater walks the site live, hears the situation, and recommends what fits, whether that's a one-time technical SEO audit, a monthly package, a flexible retainer, or a rebuild. Sometimes the recommendation is to wait on SEO entirely and fix something else first.

Yes. Whitewater doesn't have account managers, junior SEOs, or sales staff. Every conversation, every hour billed, every report sent is from Tye. That's the reason the client cap exists.