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Tell us what you're working on, even if you're not sure what you need yet. Every message is read by an actual human, and the humans reply fast.
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Three Steps.
Zero Gauntlet.
Here's exactly what pressing send sets in motion.
- 01
It gets read, fast
Your message lands with the team the same day it's sent. No autoresponder maze, no ticket number, no "your call is important to us." Just a reply.
- 02
A short call, if it fits
Twenty minutes, no deck. We ask about your goals and your numbers, you ask us anything, and we both find out if this is a match.
- 03
You get the math
A plain-English plan with real numbers behind it: what we'd do, what it costs, what it should return. Yours to keep, whoever you hire.
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Questions.
The things people wonder before they press send.
Do you offer free audits?
Yes, a real one. Our free marketing audit reviews your site, search presence, ads, and analytics, and comes back as a plain-English list of what we'd fix and why, including if you don't need us yet. Professional looking before prescribing.
Is there a minimum engagement?
It depends on the work. Some projects are builds, some are retainers, and if a smaller scope or a cheaper tier genuinely fits your stage, we'll say so and point you there. Everything is scoped to outcomes and priced with the math showing.
Who actually reads this form?
The same strategists who would work on your account, not a sales rep with a quota. The people who pitch you do the work after, which keeps the pitches honest.
How much does digital marketing cost?
Anywhere from a few thousand a month to well past it, which is a useless answer, so here's the honest one: we scope to your goals and your budget range, show the math on what each dollar should return, and tell you plainly if the budget and the goals don't match yet. That's what the budget field on the form is for.
What should I include in my message?
The goal, the problem, or the hunch, in whatever shape it's in. Helpful extras: your website, a rough budget, and what "working" would look like in six months. Skip the formal RFP voice. We read everything and reply jargon-free.