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Win the SME retainer before they hire an internal HR Manager.

In-House is your AI marketing team. It actually wins the SME-with-no-internal-HR market against the 'we'll just hire someone' instinct: ships a service-line split between employment-law advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation and outsourced payroll, lands the AHRI member badge and Fair Work Act credibility above the fold, and turns every Modern Award update into a LinkedIn post that pulls the next retainer.

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Three options. Only one actually works for your business.

Agency
$2,800 to $4,500 / mo
Slow. Expensive. Removed from your business.
You get a polished site, a quarterly LinkedIn report, and an account manager who couldn't tell a redundancy from a termination. Meanwhile the SME prospect Googles 'outsourced HR Sydney' at 11pm after a bullying complaint lands in their inbox, ends up on a generic 'we do HR' page, and rings the next consultant down the list, who happens to have a dedicated 'workplace investigations' service page that yours doesn't.
DIY tools
$90 to $200 / mo + your evenings
Cheap, but it just hands you a dashboard.
Squarespace, LinkedIn Premium, Mailchimp, a Canva subscription, your own Google Business profile. Cheap, but you write the Fair Work Act explainer between client calls, the workplace-investigation case-study page sits half-finished, and the 'how much does outsourced HR cost' explainer never goes live. Meanwhile the AHRI-member competitor up the road is on page 1 for the searches you should own.
ACTUALLY DOES IT
In-House
$299 / mo flat
Cheap, and it actually does the work.
The AI marketing team writes the LinkedIn posts on the latest Modern Award change, ships a service page each for employment-law advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation, payroll outsourcing and WHS consulting, launches 'outsourced HR retainer [city]' ads, and keeps your Google Business profile current with the AHRI badge and registered Migration agent number if you carry one. You upload a photo from a client visit and approve the week.

The SME owner Googles you at 11pm in a compliance panic, and your homepage is generic

The reality

HR consulting is mostly bought in moments of acute pressure: a bullying complaint that needs an investigation by Friday, a redundancy round the owner doesn't know how to run legally, an STP error the bookkeeper found, a Fair Work claim notice that landed by post. The SME owner Googles 'outsourced HR Sydney' or 'workplace investigation consultant' at 11pm, lands on a homepage that says 'we provide HR solutions across the employee lifecycle', and bounces because there is no service-line page that matches the specific panic they're in. The structural problem is that HR consulting is at least six distinct buyers (employment-law advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation, payroll outsourcing, WHS consulting, retainer outsourced-HR) and most consulting practices run one homepage that doesn't separate them. Meanwhile the AHRI-member competitor with a dedicated 'workplace investigations under Fair Work Act' page outranks you on the search that pays $5k for a one-off engagement, and the retainer SME (the actual annuity) never finds you at all.

What good looks like

Good HR-consultant marketing is three things, in this order: a service-line split that separates the six distinct buyers (employment-law and IR advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation and culture audits, payroll outsourcing, WHS consulting, monthly outsourced-HR retainer) into their own pages so each ranks for the specific panic that brings the SME to Google; an above-the-fold compliance credibility stack on every page (AHRI member badge, Fair Work Act competency line, Modern Award currency, registered Migration agent number if carried) because that is the single biggest trust signal in an HR search; and a positioning that explicitly fights the 'we'll just hire an HR Manager' instinct with a retainer-vs-salary calculator, an outsourced-HR-cost page, and case studies that show the breadth of advice an SME gets from a retainer that an internal hire couldn't match.

Six buyers, six pages, or you lose all six
Employment-law advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation, payroll outsourcing, WHS consulting, and outsourced-HR retainers are six different buyers in six different moments. One generic 'HR services' page loses to whoever ships six.
Fair Work Act and AHRI credibility above the fold
SMEs ring the HR consultant whose homepage signals real compliance depth (Fair Work Act, Modern Awards, AHRI member). Without those signals, the panicking owner moves on to the next firm in 9 seconds flat.
The 'we'll just hire someone' instinct
The SME's first thought, when HR breaks, is to advertise for an HR Manager. Outsourced HR has to win the value argument (retainer for a fraction of a salary, deeper specialty) before that internal hire is made.

Real work. Not a slide deck.

In-House publishes to your real accounts and your live site. Here is what a HR consulting business sees in the first weeks, in the actual format it lands in.

Web Agent
Live · yourbusiness.com.au/workplace-investigations
yourbusiness.com.au/workplace-investigations

New workplace-investigations service page: 'Independent workplace investigations under the Fair Work Act, Sydney' H1, the process walked through (intake, scope-of-investigation agreement, evidence gathering, findings report, recommendations), AHRI member badge above the fold, indicative fees from $4,500 for a single-complaint investigation, three anonymised case examples (bullying, sexual harassment, underperformance), a 'turnaround within 4 weeks' commitment in the footer, registered ABN and AHRI member number. Indexed in 48 hours, ranking page 1 for 'workplace investigation Sydney' inside three weeks.

One page per service line, six in total
Advertising Agent
Live · Google Ads · outsourced-HR retainer push
Ad · yourbusiness.com.au
Outsourced HR Sydney · Monthly Retainer From $1,650

Outsourced HR for SMEs without an internal HR Manager. Fair Work Act compliance, Modern Award reviews, redundancy + termination management, EBA support. AHRI member. Free 30-minute compliance health check.

Higher bids on retainer searches than on one-off investigation queries
Social Media Agent
Scheduled · Tue 7:45am · LinkedIn
Your photo
Caption from this morning's Fair Work decision

"The Fair Work Commission handed down a decision yesterday on casual conversion under the Closing Loopholes amendments, and it changes what SME owners need to do about their long-term casual workforce. Plain English: if you have casuals who've been working a regular pattern for 6+ months, you now have a 21-day window to assess them for permanency once they ask. Three things to action this week: audit your casual roster, brief your line managers, and update your offer letters. If you'd like the audit template, drop me a DM." Drafted from the FWC decision summary, in your voice, with a real lead-magnet hook. You approve, it posts.

Modern Award and Fair Work cadence, twice a week
SEO Agent
Auto-applied · approval rules
Google Business Profile and AHRI credibility
Profile primary category corrected from 'Business Management Consultant' → 'Human Resource Consulting', services list expanded from 3 → 15 (workplace investigations, Fair Work advice, Modern Award reviews, redundancy management, EBA negotiation, WHS consulting, payroll outsourcing, HR transformation, +7 more), AHRI member number added to business description, 'Fair Work Act specialist' attribute added, opening hours flipped from 9-5 to 8-6 to match SME owner panic windows.
Live in your profile within the hour
$299 / mo
Flat. No tiers, no markup.
9 min
From sign-up to live marketing.
60+
Pieces of content a month.
0
Contracts. Cancel any time.

Six agents, working in your accounts.

Account Lead, Web, SEO, Advertising, Social Media, and Content. One platform, one bill, you approve the work.

Account Lead

Builds your annual plan around growing the monthly outsourced-HR retainer book (which is where the practice value sits) rather than chasing one-off investigation engagements that pay this month and don't compound. Briefs the other agents so the service pages, the LinkedIn cadence, the Google Ads and the Google Business profile all reinforce the 'AHRI-member specialist with a retainer that beats hiring an internal HR Manager' positioning.

Answers: the 'we'll just hire someone' instinct
Web Agent

Takes your existing site under management (your hosting and CMS subscription get retired in the first week) and makes adding a new service-line page a five-minute change rather than a half-day rebuild. Ships clean pages for employment-law advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation, payroll outsourcing, WHS consulting and the outsourced-HR retainer, each with the AHRI badge and Fair Work Act compliance line above the fold, indicative fee bands, and the registered ABN and AHRI member number in the footer, to your live site in two taps.

Answers: six buyers, six pages, or you lose all six
SEO Agent

Goes through your live site for the things that actually move HR-consultant rankings: service-specific H1s ('Workplace Investigations Sydney', not 'HR Services'), Professional Service schema with the consulting specialties listed, AHRI member structured data, and a Google Business Profile that calls out the Fair Work Act, the Modern Awards and the AHRI member number. Auto-applies the low-risk fixes.

Answers: fair work act and ahri credibility above the fold
Advertising Agent

Launches Google Ads on the queries that actually convert ('outsourced HR retainer [city]', 'workplace investigation consultant [city]', 'Fair Work advice [city]', 'redundancy specialist [city]') with higher bids on the retainer searches (the annuity) and lower bids on the one-off investigations (which pay well but don't compound). Excludes the 'free Fair Work advice' tyre-kicker queries entirely. Runs LinkedIn Sponsored Content for the retainer-prospect SME owner audience.

Answers: the 'we'll just hire someone' instinct
Social Media Agent

Turns every Fair Work decision, Modern Award update and Closing Loopholes amendment into a LinkedIn post in your real account, with a plain-English summary and a 'what this means for your SME' line that pulls retainer-ready owners onto your site. Two posts a week, in your voice, with the lead-magnet template hook built in. You approve every draft before it ships.

Answers: fair work act and ahri credibility above the fold
Content Agent

Drafts the long-form pieces that rank for the queries SME owners search before they ring an HR consultant: 'do I need an outsourced HR consultant or an internal HR Manager', 'how much does outsourced HR cost in Australia', 'how to handle a bullying complaint at work', 'what is the Fair Work Act in plain English', 'redundancy vs termination, what's the difference'. Two drafts a month, in your voice, that pull in the owner researching the problem before they pick a consultant.

Live in your accounts, fast.

The heavy lifting comes off your plate the day you sign up. Here is what you see by the end of week one.

  • Google Business Profile primary category corrected from 'Business Management Consultant' to 'Human Resource Consulting', AHRI member number and Fair Work Act specialty added by day 3.
  • Workplace-investigations service page indexed with anonymised case examples and indicative fee band by day 7.
  • Outsourced-HR retainer page indexed with a retainer-vs-internal-hire cost comparison by day 7.
  • AHRI member badge hoisted above the fold across every service page by day 4.
  • Payroll-outsourcing service page launched with Employment Hero, Xero Payroll and ATO STP integration tags by day 10.
  • First Fair Work decision LinkedIn post drafted and scheduled from the most recent FWC ruling by day 8.
  • 'Do I need outsourced HR or an internal HR Manager' cornerstone explainer drafted by day 14.
  • Google Ads live on 'outsourced HR retainer [city]' with bids tilted to retainer-prospect SMEs by day 12.
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Your first 30 days.

  • Annual plan focused on growing the monthly outsourced-HR retainer book over the one-off investigation revenue, delivered by Sam
  • Six service-line pages indexed and ranking (employment-law advisory, workplace investigations, HR transformation, payroll outsourcing, WHS consulting, outsourced-HR retainer) on the long-tail queries each buyer actually searches
  • AHRI member badge, Fair Work Act specialty line and registered ABN visible above the fold across the site
  • Google Ads running on retainer-prospect searches with a separate one-off-investigation ad group at lower bid
  • LinkedIn cadence running twice a week on Fair Work decisions, Modern Award updates and Closing Loopholes amendments
  • Workplace-investigation case studies anonymised and published as cornerstone trust assets
  • Retainer-vs-internal-HR-Manager cost comparison page live, with a downloadable calculator template
  • 'How much does outsourced HR cost in Australia' explainer drafted and indexed against the generic competitor articles
  • Google Business Profile expanded with 15-service list, AHRI member number in the description, and 8am-6pm hours matched to SME owner panic windows
The bottom line

HR consulting clients ring you in a compliance panic, at 11pm, on a phone, with the bullying complaint or the Fair Work claim in front of them. The website they land on has 9 seconds to prove you're an AHRI-member specialist who actually understands the Fair Work Act, the Modern Award their employee is on, and the specific service line they need (investigation, redundancy, retainer). If your homepage says 'we provide HR solutions across the employee lifecycle', they bounce to the firm that has a dedicated workplace-investigations page with a 4-week turnaround commitment.

Agencies are too dear to actually run the six service-line pages, the retainer-prospect ads and the twice-weekly Fair Work LinkedIn cadence for $4k a month. Tools are cheap but you write the Modern Award update yourself between client calls and the outsourced-HR-cost explainer never goes live. In-House is the third option: for $299 a month the agents ship the pages, launch the retainer-tilted ads, post the Fair Work decisions, and keep your Google Business profile beating the AHRI-member firm in the next suburb. The owner makes the calls (two taps to approve a week of work between client visits), the agents do the labour. Stop losing the 11pm compliance-panic search to a competitor with a sharper service-page split.

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Frequently asked.

I'm a sole consultant with AHRI MAHRI credentials. Can the page actually compete with the bigger HR firms?
Yes, often more easily than the bigger firms expect. The bigger HR-consulting firms run generic 'HR services' pages with no service-line split and a Google Business profile that says 'Business Management Consultant'. A sole consultant with a dedicated workplace-investigations page, an AHRI MAHRI badge above the fold, a 4-week turnaround commitment, and twenty Modern Award LinkedIn posts a year wins the long tail. The bigger firms still beat you on the broad 'HR consultant [city]' search; the long tail is where the actual retainer SMEs come from, and they pay better anyway.
Can the agent actually keep up with Fair Work Commission decisions and Modern Award updates?
Yes. The Content Agent watches the Fair Work Ombudsman, the FWC decision feed, and the Modern Award annual review schedule. When something material lands (a casual-conversion ruling, an annual wage review, a Closing Loopholes amendment, a high-profile WHS prosecution), it drafts a LinkedIn post with a plain-English summary and a 'what this means for your SME' line, in your voice, and queues it for your approval. You can correct the framing once and the voice updates for next time. You always have the final say before anything ships.
How does the agent handle confidentiality on workplace-investigation case studies?
Every workplace-investigation case study draft goes through an anonymisation pass before it lands in your approval queue: client business name removed, sector kept (hospo, trades, allied health), employee role generalised one level up, specific identifying details (suburb, manager name, exact complaint) scrubbed. You approve every draft, so anything that's still recognisable to the client can be removed in one tap. The agent also defaults to 'anonymise heavily' for sexual harassment and bullying cases, and won't queue them as social-media drafts at all unless you've explicitly opted that case in.
I do mostly employment-law and IR advisory, not full outsourced HR. Can the focus stay there?
Yes, and it should. Onboarding asks you which service lines pay the bills; Account Lead briefs the other agents accordingly. Employment-law and IR advisory gets the top of the service-line stack, the dedicated landing page with case studies, the higher-bid ad group, and the cornerstone explainer ('what does an IR specialist actually do'). The outsourced-HR retainer is still on the site as an option, but it doesn't crowd out the lane that actually pays. You can shift the weighting any time.
Will the LinkedIn posts sound corporate or actually like me?
Like you, because the Social Media Agent learns from your existing posts during onboarding and you approve every draft before it ships. If you write in plain English with the occasional dry observation, that's what the drafts read like. If you write more formally for a corporate-buyer audience, the drafts match that. Corrections you make once update the voice for next time. The 'about the Fair Work Commission decision' template never lands in a generic 'we are here to help' voice; the agent is built to copy your tone.
Can I cancel if it isn't working?
Cancel from the dashboard in two taps, with no exit fee, no notice window, and no retainer tail. You keep the imported site, the six service-line pages, the anonymised case-study library and every Google Business Profile change. No $4k-a-month agency contract to wind up.

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