Based on your Fit Check, you’ve outgrown DIY, freelancers, and one-service agencies. You need an integrated marketing partner running SEO, paid, content, and reporting as one system — not a stack of disconnected services.
What “Established Partner” means
The Established Partner tier is for businesses that have already proven the model works. You’re generating $50,000 or more per month in revenue, currently spending at least $2,000 per month on marketing, and you’re ready to invest in a strategic partner rather than another vendor. Typically, businesses at this tier need multi-service coordination — SEO plus Google Ads plus content marketing plus local SEO plus real reporting — because piecemeal execution creates data gaps, missed opportunities, and duplicated spend across disconnected freelancers. You’ve probably experienced the pain of hiring an SEO agency, a separate Google Ads shop, and a content writer who all report on different metrics and can’t tell you what’s actually driving pipeline. The Full-Service Partner engagement solves that by putting everything under one roof, one strategist, and one report.
What the partner engagement looks like
The Full-Service Partner engagement is structured as an ongoing strategic relationship, not a one-off project. Here’s what’s included:
Dedicated strategist
A senior team member who knows your business, your industry, your goals, and your team. They’re your single point of contact for strategy, prioritization, and quarterly reviews — not a rotating cast of junior account managers who forget your business between calls.
Integrated service delivery
SEO, paid ads (Google plus Meta as applicable), content marketing, local SEO, and reporting all under one team. That means no more coordinating between three agencies whose deliverables never quite line up. The right hand knows what the left is doing because it’s the same team.
Custom monthly retainer
Priced to your scope — typically $3,000 to $8,000 per month depending on channel mix, content volume, and paid budget size. Every retainer is scoped in writing with specific monthly deliverables and quarterly outcomes, so you know exactly what you’re paying for and what you should expect back.
Quarterly strategy reviews with the founder
Every 90 days, we pull back from the tactical work and look at the trajectory. What’s compounding? What’s stalled? What do we cut, and what do we double down on? These sessions include Marissa directly, not just your account team.
Real reporting dashboard
Not a monthly spreadsheet email — a live dashboard pulling from GA4, Search Console, Google Ads, and CallTrackingMetrics (or your preferred call-tracking tool). You can see the current state any day of the month, and monthly reports include narrative context, not just numbers.
Long-term partnership
Most Full-Service Partner clients stay 18+ months because the work compounds. SEO investments made in Q1 pay off in Q3. Content programs built this year keep pulling traffic next year. That’s why the engagement is structured for the long game, not the sprint.
What makes RMG different at this tier
We’re intentionally not the largest agency, and that’s the point. At the Full-Service Partner tier, our clients work directly with senior strategists — often with Marissa herself on quarterly reviews and strategic pivots — not with a junior account coordinator juggling twelve accounts. Bigger agencies have to load junior staff onto every account to hit their margins; that’s how the industry works. We’ve made a deliberate choice to stay a size where senior strategists can stay on every account, which means you get the actual thinking, not the deliverables of the thinking.
We’re also honest about tradeoffs. If a channel isn’t working for your business — say your industry is genuinely a bad fit for Meta ads — we’ll say so and reallocate that budget somewhere it will earn. Most agencies will keep running the losing channel because it inflates the retainer scope. We’d rather scope down and keep the results high than pad the invoice.
Finally, we’re built for businesses that want strategic partnership, not billable-hour churn. The Partner engagement is priced on outcomes and deliverables, not on how many hours we logged. That aligns incentives correctly: we get paid to make you more money, not to be busy.
Recent Partner engagement — case study
A recent Full-Service Partner engagement in the behavioral health space grew qualified organic leads by roughly 4x over 12 months while reducing cost-per-lead in Google Ads by around 40%. The mechanism was straightforward but required coordination that a single-service vendor couldn’t have delivered: we re-architected the site’s SEO structure — cleaning up cannibalized service pages, building a topical hub for the highest-intent condition categories, and rewriting metadata across the top 40 pages — while simultaneously restructuring the Google Ads account around the same category taxonomy. Content marketing was scoped to reinforce the same hubs, so every new blog post fed internal-link equity into the priority pages. Reporting rolled up organic, paid, and direct traffic into a single lead-source view so the client could see where new admissions were actually coming from. That kind of coordinated pivot is only possible when SEO, paid, and content are working from the same strategy — which is exactly what the Full-Service Partner engagement is designed for.
Schedule a discovery call
Ready to see what a coordinated marketing strategy looks like for your business? Schedule a 30-minute discovery call with our team — we’ll walk through your current stack, identify integration gaps, and build a custom proposal aligned to your goals.
