Monthly marketing plans vs. one-off projects
Some marketing work has a clear finish line: a logo, a one-page website, a menu, a profile cleanup. Other work only helps if it keeps happening: posting, updating hours, answering reviews, sending a newsletter. Buying the first kind of work and expecting the second kind of result is how a lot of small businesses get frustrated.
LocalHank sells both, at fixed prices, with no long contracts.
One-off projects
These are a single purchase. Many Basic packages are delivered in about 24 hours once your intake arrives. They are the right choice when you have a defined deliverable and you can maintain it afterward, or when you are not ready to spend every month. Examples include a logo, a flyer, a Google profile makeover, or a one-page site. Browse them under all services.
Monthly plans
These run month to month, and you can cancel before the next billing date. LocalHank plans include:
- Social media management, from $895 a month.
- Local SEO, from $795 a month.
- Google Business Profile management, from $395 a month.
- Review response, from $295 a month.
- Blog content, from $695 a month.
- Email newsletters, from $395 a month.
- Website care, from $345 a month.
- Ad management, from $995 a month, plus ad spend.
- Back-office admin help, from $495 a month.
How to choose
Start with a one-off project if the basics are missing. A business in Bellingham still using a logo from a free generator, or an Olympia shop with no website, will get more from a foundation project than from a retainer. Move to a monthly plan when the foundation is in place and the work still slips whenever the shop gets busy.
If you want a concentrated 90 days of brand, site, and marketing work together, look at the 90-day growth program, from $4,995. That is a fixed project with a start and an end, not an auto-renewing contract.
A monthly plan should not be sold with a ranking or follower guarantee. LocalHank will not do that. Buy a plan with Buy now on a service page, or start with a single service and add a retainer later.