Practice
Campaigns built from the brand, not around it
Marketing that is invented fresh every week produces a feed that looks like four different companies. Campaigns here come out of the same system the brand was built on, which is why they can be produced quickly without each one being a negotiation about what the company looks like.
From €1,000/mofixed price per stage, stop after any of them
What this actually is
A campaign concept with key visuals, distributed across social and paid, produced in the languages the market actually uses. The work runs monthly because distribution is a rhythm rather than a project, and because the second month is where the first month becomes useful.
The measurement is deliberately modest. What gets reported is what ran, what it cost, and what came back, rather than a dashboard of numbers that flatter the work. A campaign that cannot show a booking or an enquiry is not being defended here by an impression count.
Who this is for
Businesses that already have something worth distributing and no one whose job it is to distribute it. It works best alongside a brand system, whether that came from here or not, because the speed comes from not redesigning the company every month.
It is the wrong purchase for a business with nothing to sell yet. Distribution makes an existing offer visible, and it makes a weak offer visible faster.
How it runs
A concept and its key visuals are made first, then adapted per channel rather than designed per channel. Localisation is part of the production rather than a translation pass at the end, which matters in a market where the same campaign has to work in Montenegrin, Russian and English without reading as three different companies.
One thing learned the hard way is that the most expensive-looking option is not always the one that sells. A rendered film made for a quad tour operator lost to phone footage shot on the trail, because what the tour sells is roughness and rendering smooths exactly that. The format has to agree with what the thing actually is.
What moves the price
One thousand euros a month covers the concept, the key visuals and distribution across social and paid. Ad spend is separate and goes directly to the platforms rather than through here. The number moves on how many languages are in play, how much original photography or video is shot rather than adapted, and how many channels are being run.
The cheapest month is the second one, because the system is already built. Businesses that stop after one month pay for the setup and then leave it on the table.
What you get
- A campaign concept with its key visuals
- Adaptation per channel, from one concept rather than several
- Social and paid distribution, with ad spend paid directly to the platforms
- Localisation as part of production, not a translation pass at the end
- A monthly report of what ran, what it cost and what came back
The work this comes from
Written about this
Questions
How much does marketing cost per month?
From 1,000 euros a month for the concept, key visuals and distribution across social and paid. Ad spend is separate and is paid directly to the platforms rather than through the studio.
Is ad spend included?
No. Ad spend goes directly to the platforms, so you can see exactly what was spent and on what. The monthly fee covers the concept, the production and running the distribution.
Do you work in Montenegrin and Russian?
Yes, and localisation happens during production rather than as a translation pass at the end, so the same campaign does not read as three different companies across three languages.
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