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RENO, NEVADA, UNITED STATES, April 13, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — In a newly released guide, Beacon Media + Marketing explores sales reservations, red flags, and questions to ask when evaluating a digital marketing agency.
Working with a digital marketing agency is always a big decision – and a huge partnership to enter into. But going in blind is never the best action in any situation. As such, it’s always a best practice to know what kinds of questions to ask, and the red flags to look for when evaluating whether or not to work with a specific agency.
Additionally, many business owners have initial reservations about partnering with a digital marketing agency. This is because they may have had a poor previous experience, no understanding of the process, difficulty giving up control of their marketing efforts, no knowledge about budget, limited knowledge of emerging trends, and many other reasons.
When it comes to red flags, these are clear indicators that you shouldn’t partner with an agency. And a few common red flags to consider are:
• No SSL certification
• No reviews
• No photos of the business team
• No case studies
• Lack of a contract
• High-pressure sales tactics
• Promising instant results
It’s also good to keep in mind that even though many red flags may be identifiable up front, a business owner still won’t know how a digital marketing agency operates until they enter into a partnership.
As a best practice, a number of key questions should also be asked when vetting a digital marketing agency. And these can include asking about the project management system they use to how reporting is delivered. Remember, a competent agency will have set systems and processes in place.
At Beacon Media + Marketing, we’re not afraid to tell our potential clients that we’re not a good match. As a team of marketing professionals, we’re also well aware that some clients would do better with another agency that can cater directly to their needs.
If you’d like to learn more about how to evaluate a digital marketing agency, reach out to Beacon Media + Marketing via the company website.
Adrienne Wilkerson
Beacon Media + Marketing
+1 775-824-5626
email us here
