What it is
A proposal is usually a deck that describes what the work will look like. Marketing Hub skips the description and makes the first round. It is one web page you open in a browser and click through:
- Where you stand: your current channels and the gaps
- The plan: what we would do, in what order, and what we would aim for
- Website: a clickable mockup, desktop and mobile
- Content map: how articles lead to landing pages and to customers
- Social posts: real copy for each platform
- Ads: Meta, Google, and Nextdoor ads shown the way they look in the feed, with headline, message, and creative variations you can switch between, and an upload package for Ads Manager
- Emails: full copy, subject lines, timing
- Reviews: where you are on Google, Trustpilot, and the rest, and where to get to
- Pipeline: a sample lead table showing where each lead came from and what stage it is at
We pick the sections that fit. A brand campaign does not get a pipeline; a lead-gen plan does.
Two ways to start
From an evaluation. If we have run Venture Evaluation on your idea, the personas, value propositions, marketing plan, and paid plan flow straight into the hub and become drafts. Nothing gets asked twice.
On its own. If you already know the business, a short intake (what it is, what marketing exists today, what success looks like in 90 days, which channels matter, your voice, your competitors) is enough to build one.
How to get it
By engagement. The hub is built for you as part of our marketing work, and the ads section is in use on client work today.