Contact NerdBrand to explore your options for branding, marketing, and advertising—or even website design projects, as their costs are confusing and intimidating. But we make it painless.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have examples of clients you've helped?
Lots of them! You can see plenty of samples and case studies on our portfolio.
How is NerdBrand different from other marketing companies?
The Nerds have 20+ years of experience in advertising, web design, marketing, and sales.
We're at your disposal, as needed. We know other brands, and make connections to them based on demographics of customers. Our clients help one another creating a "economy" not a "network group" of opportunities.
We're intently focused on driving your brand forward, not just jumping straight into random acts of marketing.
Do you take project-based work?
Of course, we're happy to take on short term projects or manage only certain portions of your needs. And we're accustomed to working with other agencies and vendors at the table.
What are your rates?
We have to start with your specific or perceived need. No two businesses are alike, and business owners less so...
Therefore we have to go thru a discovery process to stay focused for what specific need you have. Marketing can't be boxed in with precise costs, there are too many variables from: business type, customers, population in your area, revenue generated annually and on...
If you're ready for a consultation, and have a budget in mind, we are happy to talk more about your goals and see if that budget aligns with your expectations.
What is a marketing campaign?
A marketing campaign is a strategic promotion of a specific product or service to your target audience.
What is a landing page?
A landing page is a webpage designed to persuade users to take a particular action or to promote a specific offer. For example, you may have a landing page or a specific service line, a newsletter sign-up, or RSVPing to an event. People typically arrive at landing pages via a pay-per-click (PPC) advertising. Please, do not consider this your "website".
