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Three things, in order. First, somewhere to send people: one page or a small site that says what you sell, who it is for and what happens next. Second, one customer group described in plain language, such as homeowners whose system is old enough to fail, or families who just moved into your area, rather than "everyone". Third, two channels you can actually keep up, usually email and SMS, because they are the cheapest way to find out whether the offer lands.

Then measure the right thing: conversations started, appointments booked and revenue closed, not impressions or open rates. Add brand advertising, connected TV, digital out of home, streaming audio, video and display, once the direct channels convert. It makes a working offer work harder; it will not rescue one nobody answers.

Less than most people expect, and the honest answer has two numbers rather than one. Getting built is a one-time cost: $499 for a landing page, brand basics and your first 100 verified contacts, $999 for up to a five-page website with a blog and a month of content already written and scheduled, $2,499 for a complete site with a storefront plus a 45-day launch campaign of up to 100,000 impressions.

Keeping it running is monthly: $499 a month for one customer group refreshed daily, $999 for three groups with the campaigns run for you, $2,499 for unlimited groups plus the five brand advertising channels. Distribution is included at reasonable usage on every plan rather than metered by the send, and there is no setup fee, no seat minimum and no annual commitment.

It depends on which problem you actually have. An agency is worth it when the hard part is judgement, a complicated category, a regulated one, or a brand that has to be argued about. A platform is worth it when the hard part is execution: the site, the creative, the audience and the sending, done fast and repeatably without a retainer and a six-week discovery phase.

The reason most small businesses stall is that they buy judgement when they needed execution. My Marketing Pro is the platform, with people attached: the tooling does the building and the distribution, and a strategist runs it for you on the managed tiers. One platform, one dashboard, one bill, no long-term contract.

Email and SMS, almost always. They cost the least per attempt, they tell you fastest whether your offer is any good, and they reach people who already have some reason to hear from you. Add social once you have something worth repeating, and voice once there are enough replies to be worth calling back.

Brand advertising channels, connected TV, digital out of home, streaming audio, online video and display, come later. They are what you add when the direct channels are already converting and you want the next email to land on someone who has heard of you. Running ten channels at once with a small budget is the most common way to spend money and learn nothing.

Two things, and you can buy either one on its own. It builds the marketing itself: logo, colors, type, website, ad creative, social posts, scripts and PR. And it finds the people most likely to buy from you out of 250M+ verified contactable profiles and 55,000+ attributes, including live intent signals, then reaches them across ten brand advertising and direct marketing channels.

One platform, one dashboard, one bill. See it build something or search the data before you talk to anyone.

Plans start at $499, either one time to get built or $499 a month to have it run, with no setup fee, no seat minimums and no annual commitment. Paying for several months up front takes up to 15% off. Distribution is included at reasonable usage rather than metered by the send. It is the same data and the same channels the largest accounts use, which is the whole point.

If you want the math on your own numbers first, build a plan: budget, reach and projected return, before you spend anything.

Minutes rather than quarters. Describing the business in one sentence produces a logo, colors, type, a website, ad creative, social posts and scripts in the same session, and audiences build alongside them. The usual agency version of that is a discovery deck and a six-week timeline.

Records are verified and refreshed daily rather than scraped once and resold, and carry demographic, psychographic and behavioural detail plus intent signals. That refresh is the part that matters: a list bought last quarter is already decaying.

A masked preview of real records is available before you spend anything, so you can judge it yourself rather than take our word for it.

A category of people you are trying to reach, described in plain language: homeowners whose system is old enough to fail, families who just moved into your area, past customers due for a visit. Each one is built with you and refreshed daily, and pricing is per group.

You buy customer groups, not lists. A list is a file that starts going stale the day you get it; a group is a live audience that keeps repopulating.

No. That is the other half of the platform. If you are starting from nothing, the build side produces the logo, palette, type, site, creative and copy, and explains why each choice was made rather than handing you a folder of files.

If you already have a brand you like, skip all of it and go straight to finding customers. Nobody is made to rebuild something that works.

Your call, and it is a pricing tier rather than an argument. Self-serve means you run it in the dashboard. Managed means a strategist builds the groups, writes the campaigns and runs them, and briefs you on a schedule. The top tier adds unlimited customer groups, the five brand advertising channels and a weekly briefing.

No. Monthly plans are month to month and can be cancelled anytime. Longer terms exist only for the discount, which runs to 15% at twelve months. There is no cancellation fee and no clawback.

Yes. A free account includes 10,000 credits spendable on anything in the platform. A one-time snapshot is also available for $99: a single pull of up to 500 records on one customer group, data only, yours to keep, credited toward your first month if you upgrade within 30 days.

Yes, and it is included with every package at every price, as a welcome. A 15-second spot on our board at 1500 Broadway, a professional photo of your brand on the screen, and a video of the run cut for social. We build the creative if you do not have it.

Run dates are scheduled after booking, first come first served. Photo and video capture is street-level; a full production shoot is an add-on.