Here at Quantus Creative, we strive to help brands succeed through hard work, expert knowledge, and, most importantly, integrity. We work very closely with our clients to ensure their needs and goals are met in a timely and efficient way. While most companies seek to outsource some or all of their marketing activities, we understand it can be difficult to determine which marketing agency will be the right fit for your business. In order to take some of the stress off of your decision-making, our team has put together a list of important things to consider when choosing a company to outsource to.
Take Note of Their Services
Quantus Creative is a full service marketing agency, meaning we cover your marketing needs from one end to the other. Full service typically includes SEO, social media, web and graphic design, marketing automation, videography, and photography. Make sure that the agency you work with offers all of the services you will need assistance with.
Evaluate the Company’s Experience
Look for case studies, Google reviews, or client testimonials that indicate whether or not the company provides satisfactory service to their clients.
Ensure Transparency
According to Forbes, certain agencies are known for hidden fees and overall transparency issues. A trustworthy agency will be up front about all fees and services that are offered. They should also be reliable in sharing results and analytics from their services, including reports on performance metrics.
Regular Communication
This one is a must. If you feel like you are being blown off by the agency you’re working with, it’s more than likely not the right match for you. Before diving into a relationship with a particular agency, discuss your expectations surrounding communication with them. An agency that cares about your business will try to accommodate your needs(within reason) and communicate with you clearly and effectively.
Integrity is a vital part of the relationship between a business and the agency they entrust to support them. Take time to really consider what type of agency will mesh well with your brand, and avoid jumping into anything before you’ve done your due diligence. Also keep in mind that while you may be handing off your marketing efforts to another company, you should still remain at least somewhat hands-on and aware in the process.
