Straight answers — the same ones you'd get on a call.
There's no fixed package price, because your business doesn't need the same mix of services as the one next door. Cost depends on which services make sense for you, how much content production and ad spend is involved, and how fast you want to move. We'll figure out a specific number together on your free consult, before anything is agreed to — no surprise invoices after the fact.
Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland are the primary focus — it's easier to do on-site content shoots and the occasional in-person meeting close to home. That said, a lot of the work (ads, SEO, email, strategy) happens just as well remotely, so businesses outside the Tri-Cities are welcome to reach out if the fit feels right.
Deliberately few. The entire model here is built around giving each business real attention instead of being one of forty accounts split across a big team. If the client list is full, we'll say so honestly on the consult rather than squeezing you in and doing the bare minimum.
A real conversation about your business — what's working, what isn't, who your customers are, and what you're hoping to get out of marketing. No slide deck, no pressure to sign anything. By the end, you'll know whether it's a fit and roughly what a plan would look like.
Contract length and terms depend on the scope of work and get laid out clearly before you commit to anything — we'll walk through exactly what you're agreeing to on the consult, in plain language, so there are no surprises later.
Both. Some things — like a website redesign or a single content shoot — make sense as a one-time project. Others, like running ads or managing social media, work best as an ongoing partnership so results can actually build over time. We'll figure out which makes sense for what you need.
Not necessarily. Plenty of engagements start with a review of what you already have — keeping what's working and fixing or rebuilding what isn't, instead of tearing everything down and starting from zero.
Size, on purpose. A deliberately small client list means you get direct access to the person actually doing your work — not an account manager relaying messages to a specialist team you'll never talk to. It's closer to hiring an in-house marketer than hiring an agency.
Depends on scope — a website project or content shoot needs some lead time to schedule; ad account setup can move faster. We'll map out a realistic timeline together once we know what you need.
