Wording improvements
Clarify headlines, calls to action, section labels, form wording, and handover notes.
KK Automation Studio
Clean revisions, clean upgrades
Client-safe delivery boundary
Revisions should improve the agreed work, not quietly become a second project.
This page explains how fixed-scope orders stay fair: small corrections are included, new pages or new systems become add-ons, and the client always gets a clear reason before any upgrade is suggested.
Included revisions
What we adjust inside the original order.
Small structure edits
Reorder existing sections, simplify a tracker field, or make the next client action clearer.
Asset replacement
Swap provided images, links, business details, or examples when they fit the agreed scope.
Paid add-ons
What becomes a separate upgrade.
New page or new funnel
A second landing page, a new audience angle, a new offer, or a different conversion path is a new deliverable.
Custom integration
Connecting CRMs, paid tools, email platforms, analytics, or automation accounts requires a separate scope.
Ongoing operation
Weekly reporting, content posting, lead follow-up, and team training move into the Operator tier or a retainer.
Client language
How we keep upgrades helpful instead of pushy.
When it fits
"Yes, that wording change is inside the revision window. I will update it in the delivery room."
When scope moves
"That is a useful next step, but it changes the original outcome. I can quote it as a separate add-on."
When risk appears
"I cannot promise revenue, platform approval, or automated spam. I can build a cleaner system for testing."