Based on your Fit Check, you’re operating at enterprise or multi-location scale — where marketing decisions affect multiple brands, geographies, or service lines. Your strategy needs to be designed, not templated.
What “Enterprise” means at RMG
Enterprise engagements at RMG are for corporate businesses, multi-location operators, franchise systems, and organizations generating $200,000 or more per month in revenue. What sets this tier apart isn’t just revenue — it’s complexity. Your marketing needs typically span multiple brands (or a parent brand with several sub-brands), multiple geographies (city, region, or national), and multiple service categories or product lines, with coordination required across each dimension. A generic retainer built for a single-location SMB doesn’t scale to this environment. Multi-location local SEO isn’t just “Google Business Profile but times ten” — it requires infrastructure to manage GBP fleets, coordinate content across duplicated service pages without triggering duplicate-content penalties, and roll up performance data into a view your leadership team can actually make decisions from.
What we do at this tier
Every Enterprise engagement is scoped as a custom Statement of Work — no packaged retainers, no cookie-cutter deliverables. Here’s what a typical Enterprise engagement includes:
Custom SOW-driven scoping
We spend the first two to four weeks doing a discovery pass — auditing your current marketing footprint across every location, brand, and channel — and design the scope from what we find, not from a template. The resulting SOW is specific to your organization’s structure and goals.
Multi-brand SEO architecture
For parent-plus-child brand structures, we design the site architecture, canonical strategy, and cross-brand link equity flows deliberately. That means deciding what content lives on the parent domain versus child domains, how brand transitions are handled for SEO, and how to avoid cannibalization across your own properties.
Multi-location local SEO
City-by-city optimization at scale, GBP fleet management (with the tooling to actually run 20+ profiles without one manager losing their mind), location-level performance tracking, and localized landing pages that don’t trigger duplicate-content penalties. This is a discipline unto itself and requires infrastructure most SMB agencies don’t have.
Paid media at scale
Google Ads, Meta, and LinkedIn as applicable, with account-level budget optimization and cross-channel attribution. At enterprise budgets, small percentage improvements in Quality Score, audience targeting, or channel mix translate to real dollars, and every campaign is treated as a portfolio position.
Integration with in-house teams
Enterprise clients almost always have an internal marketing team. We’re structured to work alongside them as a strategic partner and specialist extension — not as a replacement. In practice, that looks like weekly working sessions with your internal team, shared roadmaps, and clear ownership of who does what.
Direct founder access
Marissa is directly involved in strategy for every Enterprise engagement. Not as a rubber-stamp; as a participant in the actual thinking. Enterprise-scale decisions carry enterprise-scale consequences, and they deserve senior attention.
Recent enterprise engagements
RMG has executed enterprise marketing programs for multi-location behavioral health organizations, industrial equipment dealers operating across an entire state, and multi-brand professional services organizations with parent-plus-child site architectures. Every engagement is confidential, and specific case studies are available under NDA upon request during the discovery process. Common threads across our Enterprise work include: consolidating fragmented agency relationships (many enterprise clients come to us managing three to six vendors and want one strategic partner), rebuilding site architectures that grew organically over years and now need to scale intentionally, and standing up reporting infrastructure that lets leadership actually see marketing performance without asking three different people for three different spreadsheets. If your organization is dealing with any version of the “we have marketing everywhere but nobody knows if it’s working” problem, that’s exactly the shape of engagement we’re built for.
Schedule a call with Marissa
Ready to design a marketing strategy at the scale your business actually operates? Schedule a call directly with Marissa to discuss scope. We’ll come to the first call with initial thoughts on structure, not a generic sales pitch.
