Marketing consultancy
We give businesses senior marketing advice without the cost of a full-time marketing director. You get a clear plan, honest feedback and someone experienced to check the big decisions.
What's included
Marketing audit
A review of your channels, spend, website and tracking.
Strategy
Where to focus, what to spend and what to stop doing.
Channel planning
Which channels to use and how much to put into each.
Tracking and reporting
Analytics set up so you can see what's working.
Campaign planning
Launches, busy seasons and new markets, planned properly.
Team support
Training and advice for your in-house team.
Who it's for
- Founders who need a senior marketer but not a full-time hire
- In-house teams that want an outside view
- Businesses spending on marketing without a clear view of the return
- Companies preparing for a rebrand or launch
How it works
Free call
We talk about your business and your goals.
Audit
We review your marketing and your numbers.
Plan
You get a written plan with priorities and costs.
Support
Regular check-ins to review progress, if you want them.
Pricing
From $500 a month
Ongoing support. One-off plans are a fixed fee. See pricing
FAQs
What does a marketing consultant do?
We review how you win customers, decide what should change and help you change it.
How is this different from an agency?
We're not tied to one channel, so the advice is about what's right for your business.
Can you work with our in-house team?
Yes. We often set the direction and train the team while they run things day to day.
Can we just have a one-off plan?
Yes. Some clients want a single plan. Others keep us on.
How much does it cost?
Ongoing support starts from $500 a month, and one-off projects are a fixed fee. We confirm the price after a short fact find.
How long is the contract?
Ongoing support is month to month.
Guides
- SEO agency vs freelancer vs in-house: which is right for you?Freelancers suit smaller, focused jobs. Agencies bring a wider set of skills. An in-house hire makes sense once SEO is a big, ongoing part of how you grow. Many businesses mix two of these.
- What does a marketing consultant do?A marketing consultant reviews how you win customers, decides what should change and helps you make it happen. It's senior marketing thinking without a full-time marketing director.
- 10 questions to ask before hiring a marketing agencyAsk who will do the work, who owns the accounts, how results are measured and how easy it is to leave. Good agencies are happy to answer all of these plainly.
- How to tell if your marketing agency is doing a good jobA good agency can show you what you spent, what it brought in and what they're changing next. If reports are full of clicks and impressions but light on leads and sales, ask questions.