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Premium Marketing for a Multi-Channel Business

Premium Marketing brings planning, production, measurement, and review for search, social, email, and video into one monthly rhythm. It starts at $10,000 per month.

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When several channels are active, the expensive problem is often the gap between them. Your ads may promise one thing while your website explains another. Your email list may have no useful follow-up. Your team may have plenty of reports but no shared decision.

Starting at $10,000 per month. The exact monthly price depends on channel access, production needs, account setup, tracking, approval cycles, and the agreed campaign scope. Advertising clicks and impressions cost extra and are paid directly to the platform.

For a team ready to act on one program

This is for a business with active offers, more than one channel, and the capacity to review and act on a coordinated program. You may need the team running search, social, email, video, website behavior analysis, and reputation signals to use the same objectives. The point is not to be everywhere. It is to make each chosen channel serve a clear stage of your customer’s decision.

For a narrower two-platform program without monthly video and advanced monitoring, compare Growth Marketing.

Twenty posts, a monthly video, and six newsletters

  • A monthly integrated marketing plan that addresses awareness, evaluation, and decision-stage questions, with a campaign performance scorecard.
  • Twenty planned and scheduled social posts per month across three agreed platforms, including captions, scheduling, and performance review.
  • One promotional video per month, planned around a defined offer or message and prepared for agreed digital placements.
  • An SEO strategy spanning on-page content and structure, off-page activity, and eligible local-search work.
  • Six email newsletters per month, with segmentation and measurement where your permissioned audience and platform support them.
  • Push-notification campaign setup and management when the website, audience permissions, and chosen technology make this channel appropriate.
  • Website behavior analysis using available heat maps or session recordings, plus media mention and online reputation monitoring where the required tools and access are included in scope.
  • A coordinated account team, weekly review sessions and KPI updates, analytics dashboards, and quarterly performance presentations.

The planning and review matter as much as the production list. We use what the channels reveal to decide which message, page, or step needs attention next. An article, email, video, or post should have a job in that sequence.

Ad spend, tools, and data permissions are separate

The starting fee does not pay the advertising platforms. It does not automatically include a website rebuild, unlimited creative revisions, every third-party software subscription, or new customer-data permissions. Call-tracking numbers, session-recording tools, push notifications, and monitoring can involve vendor costs and privacy choices. Your proposal names those dependencies and who owns each account before they are activated.

This package does not promise a return on ad spend, a fixed number of leads, first-place rankings, or a particular revenue result. We can commit to a defined scope, an operating cadence, and honest reporting. We use the evidence to improve the work.

How the engagement starts

We review your offers, customer path, existing channel data, website, analytics access, content and media rights, list permissions, and approval process. Then we agree on the first campaign priorities, what each channel will do, the reporting measures, and the production calendar. That scope becomes the basis of your written monthly price.

Put the channels on one plan

Tell us what is running now, what your team can support, and where the customer journey breaks. We will turn that into a defined monthly scope and explain the starting price in the proposal.

3 published Marketing tiers, cheapest first.

Each rung steps one place further along than the tier below it. The figure on each rung is that tier's own published starting price. On a narrow screen the step is redrawn as a bar across the foot of the rung.

Every figure here is a starting price carrying the same qualifier. A tier further along costs more to start. It does not promise more return.

Everything in Premium Marketing.

What this tier includes, line by line. A line that names a lower tier brings that tier's full list with it.

Marketing
Illustration of Premium Marketing: eight inclusions rising from the box, starting at $10,000/month.$10,000/month

In Premium MarketingStarts at $10,000/month.

  • Everything in Growth Marketing
  • 20 posts across 3 platforms
  • 1 promotional video per month
  • Full SEO strategy (on, off, and local)
  • 6 email newsletters per month
  • Push notification campaigns
  • Heat map and reputation monitoring
  • Quarterly performance presentations

Outside Premium Marketing.

These lines are published separately from the included deliverables. They are the most useful lines on the page, because they are the ones a proposal cannot quietly absorb.

  • Ad spend budget
  • Website rebuilds
  • Unlimited creative revisions

Questions about Premium Marketing

The things people ask on the first call. If yours is not here, ask us directly.

Is video production included?

The package includes one promotional video per month. The brief, footage or asset inputs, format, revision path, and any third-party production needs belong in the proposal.

Will you manage every digital channel?

No. The starting package names three social platforms and several other workstreams, but the exact accounts and tools are chosen for your business. More channels do not automatically create a better plan.

Are paid media costs included in the $10,000 monthly starting price?

No. Advertising-platform charges for clicks or impressions are additional and paid by you to those platforms.

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