What Digital Marketing Management Includes
Every plan is different because every business is different. Your market,
budget, website, competition, and sales process all shape what we
recommend.
Depending on what makes sense for your situation, digital marketing
management may include:
Strategy and Planning
We start by understanding your business, your audience, your competition,
and what a good inquiry or customer is worth to you. Then we build a
practical plan around the areas most likely to help.
Google Ads Management
We build, manage, and refine search campaigns around the terms your
prospects are actually using. That includes keyword research, geography, ad
copy, tracking, reporting, and ongoing adjustments to reduce wasted spend.
Social Media Ads Management
For businesses where visibility, repeated exposure, strong creative, or a
longer buying cycle matter, we may recommend you emphasize Facebook and
Instagram advertising. This can be especially useful when people need to see your
business, community, product, or work more than once before they are ready
to contact you.
Search Optimization
We improve the parts of your online presence that help people find you in
Google and Google Maps. This may include website structure, content, Google
Business Profile, technical health, local search, and pages that answer the
questions your audience is already asking.
Website Improvements
Sometimes the biggest problem is not the ad campaign or the SEO plan. It is
the page people land on after they click. We look at whether your website
clearly explains what you offer, answers the right questions, works well on
mobile, and makes it easy for the right person to take the next step.
Reporting and Next Steps
You receive reporting that explains what ran, what changed, what we are
seeing, and what we recommend next. We keep reporting focused on useful
information, not just numbers that look good on paper.
Direct Access
You work directly with Beth and Andrew, the two people doing the work. No
account managers, no hand-offs, no layers between your business and the
actual strategy.