Get in Touch

The form

How do I get in touch with ND Media Hertfordshire?

The form below goes directly to ND Media LTD and is the quickest way to start, whether you want to book the £400 AI Visibility Sprint or ask a question first about the retainer. If you would rather email directly, send your enquiry to [email protected] with your firm name, website, and a short description of what you are trying to achieve.

What to include

What should I include in my enquiry?

• Your firm name.
• Your website URL.
• Your Hertfordshire town or service area.
• A short description of what you are hoping to achieve, whether that is the AI Visibility Sprint or the ongoing retainer.

The more specific the enquiry, the more useful the first reply can be. If your firm's buyer is genuinely county-wide rather than tied to one town, saying so upfront helps scope the right pages and the right ledger of AI test questions from the very first reply.

It also helps to mention whether your firm has had any previous SEO work done, an old agency, an in-house attempt, or nothing at all, since that changes whether the first useful step is a full technical audit or a narrower, targeted check of specific gaps. None of this needs to be a polished brief, a few honest sentences is genuinely enough to start a useful conversation.

What happens next

What happens immediately after I send an enquiry?

The enquiry is read personally, the same day where possible, not triaged by a junior team member or routed through an automated qualification sequence. A reply follows within one to two working days, confirming whether the £400 AI Visibility Sprint is the right starting point for your situation, or whether a short call first would be more useful, along with any clarifying questions needed to scope the work properly before anything is agreed.

Nothing is booked or charged automatically from the enquiry itself. The form and email address exist to start a conversation, not to trigger a payment, and the specifics of the Sprint or retainer are confirmed in writing before any work or invoice follows.

Response times

What if I would rather talk it through on a call than write an enquiry?

Say so in the message and a time is arranged directly, there is no requirement to explain everything in writing first if a short call would genuinely be quicker for scoping your firm's needs. Response times outside a normal working week, evenings, weekends, bank holidays, are naturally a little slower, but every enquiry still gets a considered reply rather than an automated holding message with no real follow-up. If a query is urgent, for example a live technical issue affecting indexation, saying so plainly in the message helps it get prioritised appropriately.

Not sure

Not sure which service is the right starting point?

Say so in the message, that is a perfectly normal way to open the conversation. As a rough guide: if you want a quick, factual answer on whether Google and AI assistants already know your firm exists, start with the AI Visibility Sprint.

If you already know you need broader technical and content work, the SEO services page lays out what that involves. If your priority is specifically appearing in local map results for a named Hertfordshire town, the local SEO page is the more direct fit. If you are still weighing up whether any of this is worth the spend, the market report is a useful, no-obligation read first.

None of these starting points are mutually exclusive, and most engagements end up touching all of them over time. The point of asking before committing is simply to make sure the first piece of work done is the one that actually matters most for your firm right now.

It also genuinely helps to say which of Hertfordshire's towns matter most to your firm, whether that is the studio-adjacent trade around Watford, the professional-services base of St Albans, the science and engineering cluster in Stevenage, or the Maylands business area in Hemel Hempstead, since the right content and keyword plan differs meaningfully between them, and the first reply can be more specific and useful with that detail included from the start.

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