Terms

1. Using the site

What you find on kenya-geo-seo.com describes, honestly and in good faith, how I worked on the day I wrote it. It is information, not legal, tax or business advice; using it outside an active engagement falls to your own judgement and your own risk.

I ask you not to vacuum up the site text wholesale, not to reconstruct from the public pages my way of reading AI answers and public evidence, and not to republish long passages without credit. A link to a page, or a quotation with a clear attribution, is welcome and you need not ask me first.

2. The contact form

Sending the form opens a conversation, not a contract: it sets out neither an offer nor an obligation, on either side. It is simply a tidy way to hand me the context of your case. I reply when that context lets me say something useful. Having sent it grants you no automatic right to a precise answer, a fixed timeframe or a service.

I may also say no to a message: it can fall outside what I examine, my availability at that moment may not stretch to it, or there may be another practical reason. A no is never a verdict on your business; almost always it comes down to fit and to the time I have free.

3. The shape of an engagement

A paid audit or correction engagement starts only after we have both signed a written agreement. It is that agreement which sets scope, expected results, schedule, fees, payment terms, confidentiality, intellectual property and how disputes are handled. These site terms do not replace it.

An engagement reads the public evidence about your business — your own website and service pages, your directory and map listings, your reviews, the AI answers you have collected, and the fragments of articles and pages that mention you — and compares what you claim with what an answer engine actually names, cites or omits, in both English and Swahili. Every recommendation latches onto a concrete, visible source or claim, never onto a vague idea of brand; English and Swahili evidence stay separate in the ledger; and no part of the engagement promises to steer rankings or guarantee an AI mention. If an instruction clashed with this way of working, the engagement is renegotiated or stopped, not bent.

4. No guaranteed results

The way a business surfaces in answer engines and in search depends on forces no one fully holds in hand: the behaviour of the models, the rules of third-party platforms, the changes you decide to make, the market and the plain passing of time. So nothing is promised here — not a place in the results, not a citation by a model, not a recommendation, not any given AI behaviour. What the engagement does is read the public evidence, cross it across sources and between English and Swahili, and flag the wording and visible facts most likely to get your business read correctly. Results stay out of my hand, and the concrete, bounded expectations go in writing into the agreement.

5. Liability

For free use of the site, my liability is limited to the fullest extent the law allows. For paid work, it is laid out and capped in the written agreement. None of this erases liability for wilful misconduct, fraud, gross negligence or anything the law will not let be excluded.

6. Governing law

Use of the site follows the law of Kenya, except where consumer law grants you a more favourable forum. For a paid engagement, the governing law and the competent court are set by the written agreement.

7. Changes to these terms

These terms I revisit as my way of working changes, and the one in force is the version carrying the "Updated" date at the top. A change that touches an engagement already open I tell directly to the client involved; a change to the site alone simply appears here.

Contact

Any question about these terms reaches me at hello@kenya-geo-seo.com.