How to brief a digital marketing agency when there is no public price list
A useful brief names markets, services, assets, and tracking — then we quote scope. We do not publish package prices or guaranteed rankings.
New here? Practical guides from Brand Boost International. Share your markets and goals when you are ready — we reply with a scoped plan, not fake rankings or a public price list.
Agencies that sell one public “package” usually cannot see your catalogue, markets, or tracking. Brand Boost International’s digital marketing agency work starts with a brief. We reply with scope. We do not publish a price table or promise search positions.
Who this guide is for
Founders and marketing leads who need SEO, ads, social, or a website — and want a proposal they can compare without fake discounts. Visitors already on this site can use the same checklist before they write to us.
Key takeaways
- Name the countries and languages you can actually serve.
- Say which services you need first — not every channel on day one.
- Share what already exists: site, ads accounts, creative, tracking.
- Ask for a scoped plan. Treat “guaranteed rank / guaranteed leads” as a warning sign.
What a usable brief contains
Write one page if you can. We need the offer, the buyer, and the constraint. If you sell in more than one country, say which markets are in scope this quarter. If ads already run, say which platforms and whether conversion tracking works.
- Business and offer in two sentences
- Priority markets and any legal or platform limits
- Current website URL and whether it must stay or be rebuilt
- Existing Google Ads, Meta, or social accounts (yes / no is enough)
- What “success” means this quarter — traffic, inquiries, or a specific launch — without fake number promises
What we do with that brief
We map the brief to services such as SEO, Google Ads, social media, or website development. You get a scoped next step, not a homepage price. If the brief is incomplete, we ask — we do not invent a package.
Common mistakes that stall quotes
- Asking for “full digital marketing worldwide” with no product, no market, and no site
- Comparing agencies only on a monthly fee with no scope
- Expecting fake reviews, fake followers, or guaranteed first-page ranks
- Sending a 2,000-SKU dump with no priority list
What to send today
Email or the contact form is enough: markets, services, website, and any ads already running. Send that brief — we reply with a proposal, not a public price list.
Ready to promote your business worldwide? Tell us your markets and goals — we reply with a scoped plan.
Contact usFAQ
Why is there no public price on the site?
Scope changes with markets, creative, tracking, and whether you need ads, SEO, social, or a website. A public package would be guesswork.
Can I brief you if I have no clients yet but visitors on the site?
Yes. Tell us what you sell, where you can fulfil, and what you want visitors to do next. That is a valid brief.
Do you guarantee leads from a brief?
No. We quote work we can deliver. Results depend on offer, competition, creative, and follow-up.