Marketing Agency for In-House Teams
Marketing Agency for In-House Teams. Senior execution, your stack, your credit.
For companies that already have a marketing manager or director and need specialist execution, in paid ads, SEO, or dev, without hiring five more people. We work as an extension of your team: your accounts, your tools, your approval process, no white-label layer in between.
- You own every account and every login
- Month-to-month, no long-term contracts
- Senior Canadian team, Google Partner
How we plug in
Senior execution for the gaps your team doesn't have headcount for.
Google Ads management
Senior PPC execution inside your existing Google Ads account, under your billing and your credit. Reporting flows into whatever tools your team already reviews, not a separate agency portal.
SEO execution at scale
You keep strategy and priorities; we execute the technical fixes, page builds, and content your internal team doesn't have the hours for. $50 per page per month, so the scope is always visible.
Web development capacity
React and Next.js build and dev support that works inside your repo, your staging environment, and your engineering process, not a separate stack your team has to learn to maintain.
Reporting built for your systems
Dashboards and data feed into the tools your team and leadership already use, CRM, BI, or spreadsheets, instead of a login only the agency controls.
Built to extend your team, not replace it.
White-label-free collaboration
We work inside your Slack, your project tracker, and your brand approval chain as a visible extension of your team, not a black-box vendor billing through a reseller layer.
Your accounts, your credit, from day one
Google Ads, GA4, and GTM are created and owned under your organization from the first setup step, never built on agency infrastructure and handed over later.
Named senior specialists
You know exactly who runs your ads, who writes your SEO briefs, and who ships your code, with a direct escalation contact, not a support-ticket queue.
Flat, transparent fees
Ad management is billed as a flat monthly fee, 10% of ad budget, $600/mo minimum, written into your agreement. Not a revenue share that moves every time your budget does.
How we plug into your team.
01
Scope the execution gap
We map what your internal team owns versus where they're stretched, extra paid-media capacity, SEO output at scale, or dev hours for a backlog that isn't moving, so the engagement has a clear, specific scope.
02
Set up on your accounts
Google Ads, GA4, and GTM get configured under your organization's ownership, and we join the tools your team already runs on, no separate agency-only system to log into.
03
Execute and report on your cadence
Ongoing execution against the agreed scope, with reporting timed to how your team already reports up, including an executive summary written for leadership, not a raw platform export.
Built to pass procurement.
The questions legal, IT, and finance ask before signing off on a vendor, answered up front.
You own your Google Ads account
Every account we manage is created and billed under your organization, not ours. You have full admin access from the first day of setup.
You own GA4, GTM, and every byte of data
Analytics and tag manager containers live under your Google account. Nothing about your traffic or conversion data sits in an agency-only dashboard.
Clean handoff if we ever part ways
Month-to-month is the point: it makes the handoff real. If the engagement ends, you keep every account, login, and asset, no negotiation, no export request.
Named senior specialists work your account
A specific person runs your paid media, a specific person owns SEO, a specific developer handles build work. No junior rotation learning on your budget.
A clear escalation path
Every account has a named lead and a direct line to a partner if something needs to move faster than the standard weekly or biweekly cadence.
Reporting on your cadence, including executive summaries
Working reports on the schedule your team already uses, plus a monthly executive summary written for leadership, not a raw export of platform metrics.
CRM and offline attribution
We tie ad and SEO performance back to your CRM, Salesforce, HubSpot, or whatever system you run, so leadership sees pipeline and revenue, not just clicks.
Central and location-level reporting
Multi-brand or multi-location teams get one rolled-up view for leadership and separate detail views for local or brand-level owners.
Brand governance and approval workflows
Every piece of creative, copy, or landing page routes through whatever approval chain your brand team already requires before it goes live.
Dev, staging, and QA for site work
Code changes move through staging and QA in your environment before anything touches production, matched to your existing release process.
Security and accessibility as standard practice
Least-privilege access, no shared logins, and WCAG-conscious builds by default, not something we retrofit when it's asked for.
Vendor documentation on request
MSAs, insurance certificates, data processing terms, and security questionnaires provided for your procurement review, no chasing required.
In-house team extension FAQ.
Google Ads management is 10% of your monthly ad budget, $600/mo minimum, written into your agreement as a flat monthly fee (not a percentage that moves your invoice around) — so $10,000/mo in ad spend is a $1,000/mo fee, $30,000/mo is $3,000/mo, and $50,000/mo is $5,000/mo. Your ad budget goes to Google in full; we don't mark it up. SEO execution is $50 per page per month, 10-page minimum ($500/mo), with larger programs typically running 30–60 pages ($1,500–$3,000/mo). Web development work is one-time, $1,500–$20,000+ depending on scope (full details on our pricing page). There's $0 setup and no long-term contract, and custom pricing is available at large scale.
Draw the line before you sign anything: strategy, priorities, and stakeholder management stay with your marketing manager or director, and the agency fills the specific execution gap, extra paid-media capacity, SEO output at a scale your team can't hit alone, or dev hours for a backlog that isn't moving. The agencies that work well in this setup report into your existing tools instead of a walled-garden dashboard, don't ask for exclusivity over channels your team already owns, and hand you the accounts on day one so nothing is held hostage later.
Alongside, by design. We report to whoever runs marketing on your side, work inside the tools your team already uses (Slack, Asana, your project tracker), and follow whatever brand-approval workflow your team already runs. There's no white-label reseller layer and no push to become the agency of record for channels you want to keep in-house.
Named senior specialists, not a rotating pool of junior contractors learning on your budget. You get a specific person running paid media, a specific person on SEO, and a specific developer on build work, plus a named escalation contact if something needs to move faster than the standard reporting cadence.
Yes. Every account is created and owned under your organization from the start, we don't build on our own infrastructure and license it back to you. It's month-to-month with no long-term contract, so the handoff if you ever leave is just removing our access, not negotiating for your own data.
Rankings typically start moving in 3–4 months and meaningful increases in qualified leads usually take 6–8 months, the same timeline as any SEO program, since it depends on your existing site history and competition, not who's running it. Paid media can show incremental gains faster because we're usually optimizing accounts and audiences that already have data, but we don't guarantee rankings or results, and we won't tell you otherwise.
Let's scope what your in-house team doesn't have capacity for.
Tell us where your team is stretched, paid media, SEO, or dev, and we'll come back with a flat fee built on your real ad budget and page count, plus a look at what a clean, procurement-ready setup looks like on your accounts.