Signal that takes root.
You made something good. The marketing around it grew by accident, lives in six places, and moves only when you push it. We replace that with one system that runs on a fixed rhythm, whether or not you are thinking about it.
Retainer engagements · Fully remote
Meta and Google campaigns built to a stated goal, managed against your own baseline numbers. Spend runs on your ad accounts and your card, never ours.
Welcome sequences, nurture, and re-engagement. The asset you actually own, instead of renting attention on a platform that can change its mind.
The page a campaign points at, built to convert rather than to look busy. Copy first, design second, measured after.
A recorded briefing on your plan's cadence: what shipped, what the numbers did against baseline, what deploys next, and any decision we need from you.
Most agencies are a black box until the invoice hits. Here is what is actually running underneath yours: a board you can see, a rhythm you can set your watch to, and a ledger that never assumes you remember what you told us in week one.
The numbers in that briefing are never vanity metrics. For paid social, we track cost per click, cost per lead, cost per acquisition, and return on ad spend, the figures that actually say whether a dollar in produced more than a dollar out. For email, it's open rate, click rate, and revenue per send, because a big list nobody opens is not an asset.
Every one of those numbers gets read against the baseline you gave us at intake, not a generic industry average with nothing to do with your business. If cost per lead climbs two weeks running, that is what the Friday briefing opens with, not something buried on slide six.
What this replaces: the status-call agency model, where the only proof of work is a person telling you about it live.
Here the proof sits on the board itself, whether or not you ever open it.
Most agencies bill you for meetings. Every hour spent in reactive communication is an hour not spent on your campaigns, so we removed it on purpose and put the time back into the work.
What this means in practice: you will not get a weekly status call from us, and that is the point.
You get the hours instead.
Pick the tier that matches where the business is today. Every tier is fixed-price and month-to-month, thirty days' notice either direction, no negotiated scope.
How many channels do you need us running?
How often do you want the briefing?
For the founder who has no system yet, only ideas and effort.
For the founder ready to run more than one motion at once.
For the founder with real budget who wants the whole stack systemized.
Start with a one-time audit. No retainer, no board, no ongoing commitment, and it doubles as a look at how we actually work.
Where your marketing stands today, and what to do about it first.
Whether people can find you at all, on search and in AI answers.
Take both together for $800, instead of $900 separately.
For the founder who needs a real website before any of the channel work above has somewhere to send traffic. A one-time project, not a retainer, priced and scoped in advance, same no-negotiated-scope rule as everything else here.
A custom-built site: up to six pages, written and designed, live and findable.
Two upkeep plans, available only on sites we build. The first ninety days of Essentials come with every build, so nothing lapses while the site is new.
The site stays current, backed up, and online.
For the site that changes often and cannot be down.
What counts as one request: one round of changes to one page, sent together. Text, images, prices, hours, links, a staff bio. Ten fixes in one message is one request. New pages, layout changes, new copy, or anything needing design is quoted as its own project.
Month to month, thirty days' notice either way. Requests go on your board, same as everything else.
Creative founders and practitioners with a genuinely good product and no structure around it. You are not short on ideas or effort. You are short on a system that keeps running when your attention moves to the next thing.
Send a note describing your business, what marketing exists today, and what you want to be true in ninety days. You will get a real reply, not a scheduling link.
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