Strategy first. Spend second.
Digital marketing strategy at NexusWave is a researched, written plan for how your business should grow online: which channels, in what order, with what budget, measured how. It exists because the most expensive marketing mistake isn’t a bad ad — it’s a year of activity pointed at the wrong channel.
Who this is for.
What you actually receive.
A written strategy document plus a walkthrough session — execution-agnostic by design. A plan that only works if you hire us isn’t a plan, it’s a pitch.
Scoped like a system.
We build strategy like engineers scope a system: constraints first (budget, capacity, timeline), then the shortest path to compounding results. That usually means fewer channels done properly over presence everywhere; owned assets prioritized (site, list, content) over rented reach; and a measurement plan defined before the first dollar moves. The deliverable is deliberately execution-agnostic.
Honest numbers, up front.
Itemized proposal within one business day.
Real questions clients ask.
A written strategy document: research findings, positioning, channel-by-channel verdicts, budget allocation, a 90-day roadmap, and a measurement plan — plus a live walkthrough session with Q&A.
Free audits are sales documents that conclude you should buy the auditor's services. This is a paid, execution-agnostic plan with honest verdicts — including channels to skip and, where true, "you don't need us for this part."
Engagements start at $1,200; multi-market or multi-language strategies scope higher. You'll get an itemized proposal within one business day.
Yes, natively — including channel behavior, search phrasing, and platform mix specific to those markets, which literal translation of an English strategy always gets wrong.
If you want us to — every recommended channel maps to a NexusWave service. But the plan stands alone by design, and plenty of clients run it with in-house teams.
Quarterly against the measurement plan, with a deeper annual refresh — faster if AI-search shifts or a competitor forces it.