Three ways to work with the studio — each a complete system, scaled to ambition. Pick the level that matches where the brand is, and where it needs to go.
Three engagements, one logic: every level is a complete system, not a menu of hours. The difference between them isn’t effort — it’s how much of the market the brand intends to own.
Build the presence. Start the movement.
Scale visibility. Build conversion. Own the market.
Your outsourced marketing department.
| Capability | IFoundation | IIGrowth | IIIAuthority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Content pieces / month | 12–15 | 20–25 | 30+ |
| Platforms managed | 2 | 3 | 4+ |
| Performance campaigns | 1 active | Full-funnel | Unlimited |
| Community management | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SEO | — | On-page & local | Advanced |
| Email & automation | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Google Ads | — | — | Search · Display · Video |
| PR & communications | — | — | ✓ |
| Account lead | Studio team | Dedicated | Senior · director-level |
| Strategy cadence | Monthly | Monthly | Weekly sessions |
| Reporting | Monthly | Monthly + insights | Executive · quarterly reviews |
Send the brief. A human reads it and replies within 4 business hours — with a considered read on where the brand is, not a canned pitch.
A recommended level, tuned to the brand: platforms, content mix, campaign focus and KPIs, all defined before anything is signed.
The first two weeks: strategy locked, access set up, brand voice calibrated and the first content calendar approved.
Content ships on schedule, campaigns optimise weekly, and the month closes with a report that explains the numbers — and sets next month’s plan.
Scope, team and complexity vary too much to standardise — each is quoted against the brief, and any of them can attach to a retainer.
Positioning, naming, identity and guidelines — done once, built to last.
Quoted per brief → IVBrand films, reels and documentaries to broadcast standard.
Quoted per brief → IISites, storefronts and booking systems with SEO foundations in.
Quoted per brief → VConcept to execution — with the amplification planned first.
Quoted per brief → IIPortals, CRM integrations and automation workflows.
Quoted per brief → IVBrand, editorial and product — with full commercial rights.
Quoted per brief →Foundation and Growth run as monthly retainers; Authority runs as a quarterly partnership, because that’s the horizon real strategy needs. There are no long lock-ins beyond that — the work is what should keep the engagement, not the contract.
Every inquiry gets a human reply within 4 business hours and a considered proposal within 24. Once approved, the onboarding sprint begins the same week — strategy, access, and the first content calendar within the first two weeks.
Yes. The three levels are starting frames, not boxes. Platforms, content mix and campaign focus are tuned to the brand in the proposal stage — and standalone services can be attached to any retainer.
Large one-off productions — full rebrands, brand films, website builds, and events — are scoped and quoted separately as standalone services, so a retainer never quietly subsidises a project of a different scale.
Every level receives a monthly report measured against KPIs defined at the start — reach, engagement, growth, and campaign performance — delivered with the reasoning, not just the numbers. Authority adds executive-level reviews each quarter.
Describe the brand, choose the discipline, and the studio replies within four working hours with a considered read — not a canned pitch.
No retargeting architecture, no testing discipline, no read on what’s working — the three failures behind almost every underperforming campaign, and the full-funnel structure that prevents them from day one.
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