Proposal · Prepared for Australian Staffing Agency

Keep the pipeline full when the freight slows down.

ASA has 28 years of track record, but its website isn't turning that into employer enquiries yet. This plan uses Google, AI search and repeat clients to keep revenue moving through the January–March lull.

Prepared by Plexo Date 26 October 2026 Based on a review of austaff.com.au
Timing

Build now, before the lull.

For warehouse labour hire, November–December is usually peak and mid-January to March is the quiet stretch. Tap a month to see what to focus on.

PeakSteadyLull
This is the typical pattern for the sector and is illustrative only. ASA's own fill data should be used to confirm it.
Website audit

Eight issues are holding the site back.

Five of them take under a day each to fix. Tick each one off as it's done; your progress is saved in this browser.

0 of 8 fixed
Slow-season marketing

Sell January in December.

Seven plays to keep revenue moving when temp demand dips. Tap any one for detail.

90-day roadmap

Fixes in November, crews booked before the lull.

Three phases, each with a gate to pass before moving on.

How Plexo can help

We don't advise on growth. We build it and live with it.

Plexo can run this plan alongside the ASA team, from the quick fixes through to the content engine and monthly AI tracking.

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Plexo Business Audit

$499
AUD, one-off

An operator's read of ASA's content, operations and revenue systems: enquiry sources, the conversion path and repeat-client revenue. You get back a prioritised 90-day build plan and a walkthrough call.

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Build

90-day implementation

Scoped
Set after the audit

Website fixes, suburb and FAQ pages, Google Business Profile, the returns-crew offer and the first market report.

Run

Monthly growth retainer

Scoped
Monthly

Ongoing content, AI search tracking, review generation and campaign management through the year.

Let's agree what to fix before Christmas.

30-minute call. No deck, no pitch. Just a clear read on what's holding growth back.
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