Priorities & audience
Review your business goals, existing activity, and audience segments. Define the objectives and customer journey that will guide the work.
Marketing strategy that connects your business priorities with the audiences you want to reach, the channels you use, and the results you need to understand.
Discuss your needsWe shape the engagement around your starting point, priorities, and the level of support you need.
Review your business goals, existing activity, and audience segments. Define the objectives and customer journey that will guide the work.
Set priorities across email, advertising, and supporting campaign activity. Organize messages, channels, timing, and responsibilities in a coordinated plan.
Develop a practical sequence of initiatives, campaign briefs, and a working calendar so your team has a clear starting point.
Define the performance indicators, reporting cadence, and review questions that connect marketing activity to the goals of the business.
Discuss your goals, current situation, and the challenge you want to solve.
Agree on priorities, deliverables, responsibilities, and what success should look like.
Work through the agreed scope with a clear plan and regular communication.
Review the work, support adoption, and identify useful next steps.
Focused projects and ongoing support, with a defined scope, working cadence, and level of involvement.
A focused strategy engagement for one brand and one business priority.
A Chynna-led program connecting marketing strategy, campaign delivery, and performance reporting.
Starting fees in USD. Your proposal confirms scope, timing, campaign volume, capacity, and revisions. Deliverable projects require 70% upfront and 30% upon completion, before final handoff. Monthly retainers are paid in advance. Advertising spend, software, outside creative production, and approved third-party costs are separate and funded before being incurred. Platform migrations, custom tracking or data engineering, and additional channels are separately scoped.
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