Revory vs. doing it yourself
Your time is the most expensive line in your marketing budget.
You can learn SEO, write the blog, fix the website, and track AI search. Or you can run your business and let a team do it every week.
If you’re doing it yourself right now
It starts strong. Then it stops.
Most owners who do their own marketing go in bursts: a few blog posts, a website refresh, then nothing for six months while the business gets busy. Meanwhile, the rules for showing up in Google and AI search keep changing.
Where DIY breaks down
Good intentions don’t compound.
- Time. Every hour on marketing is an hour not selling or leading.
- Consistency. Search rewards steady publishing; bursts don’t compound.
- Know-how. Technical SEO and AI search visibility are specialist skills.
- No one watching. Nobody notices when the site slows down or a page breaks.
Side by side
Your hours, or ours.
| Doing it yourself | Revory | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | Your hours, every week | $950 |
| Consistency | When you get to it | Every week |
| SEO and AI search know-how | Learning as you go | A strategist and specialists |
| Website upkeep | When something breaks | Daily monitoring and fixes |
| Reporting | Rarely | Weekly email and monthly report |
| Your role | Everything | Strategy sessions and approvals |
When doing it yourself is the better choice
Sometimes DIY is fine.
- You’re very early-stage with a simple site
- You enjoy marketing and have the time to do it every week
Other comparisons: vs. an Agency →vs. a Freelancer →vs. AI Tools →
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