Campaign or launch
A launch date and not enough content. Everything made, staged, ahead of the day.
For a product drop, a seasonal push or a rebrand: the images, video, ad variants and email creative all made together from one brief, delivered in stages so each channel is loaded before the date.
Get a quoteA dated, fixed quote within a working day.
How it runs, step by step
- Week 1
You
Brief and date
The launch, the channels and the date it has to land.
- Week 1
We
Scope and price
A plan and a fixed price, before you pay anything.
- Week 2
You
Approve the direction
Key visuals and messages signed off.
- Weeks 2–4
We
Make it all
Images, video, ad variants and email creative.
- Before launch
You
Staged delivery
Everything in hand ahead of the date, not on it.
Sound familiar?
- The launch is in three weeks and the assets are a mood board.
- Every channel needs something and none of it matches.
- You've launched before with two images and a prayer.
- You want it done once, properly, and then handed over.
What it looks like
The service, what’s included, two worked examples and how it compares. Before-and-after figures are illustrative.
Brief
What's launching, when, where and to whom. A short call, then a scoped list of every asset and its date.
Produce
Teasers, hero imagery, ad variants, video, email creative. One look across all of it, generated from your product and finished by hand.
Stage
Delivered in phases matched to the plan: teaser, launch, follow-up. Nothing arrives the night before.
What you get
- Scoped around the launch, not a template
- Images, video, ad variants and email creative
- Delivered staged, ahead of the date
When it’s done
A launch that looks like one campaign rather than five improvisations, with every asset in place before the countdown starts.
Priced on scope, after a short brief.
Questions
How is it priced?
On scope, after a short brief. You'll have a fixed price and a delivery schedule before paying anything.
How much notice do you need?
Four weeks before the date is comfortable. Tighter is sometimes possible, so ask, and we'll tell you honestly whether it can be done well.
Why is it delivered in stages?
So each channel is loaded and scheduled before the date, not on it. Ads need approval time and emails need testing.
Campaign or launch