77 Media · FAQ
The things people actually ask.
Anything we haven't covered, ask on the intro call, or just email us.
Take the 30-minute call.
No pitch deck. We look at your site and channels live, tell you the two things we would fix first, and you keep that whether you hire us or not.
Local businesses with no marketing person, or one person who is already stretched thin. Our plans run from $699 to $2,999 a month, so pick the one that fits what you can spend today. If none of them is right for you, we will say so on the first call and point you somewhere better.
No. Your ad budget goes straight to your own Google and Meta accounts, and we never mark it up or take a cut of it. Our fee covers the strategy, the creative and the management. You own every account, asset and pixel, including after we stop working together.
There is no contract. We work month to month and you can stop any month with 30 days' notice. We would rather keep your business by doing the work than by locking the door. Most owners give it three months before judging it, because that is how long it takes for creative to be tested and the data to mean anything.
We start within a week of you saying yes. Your written audit and 90-day plan land at the end of week one, the first creative comes in week two, and campaigns are usually live by week three. There is no two-month onboarding.
A senior Boston team of six covering strategy, creative, ads, content and web. No offshore pods and no junior account manager passing on messages. You are in a shared chat with the people making the work, and most of the time that is Nitin.
You get a live dashboard you can open any time. It updates every week and shows the one number we agreed to move, not likes and views. Once a month we get on a call, and we open with what did not work and what we are changing because of it.
Yes. Brand identity and website builds run as fixed-price projects starting at $1,000, and usually take three to five weeks. Plenty of clients start there and move onto a monthly plan once the foundation is in place.
No. We are based downtown and know the New England market well, but roughly half our clients are elsewhere in the US. If you are local we will happily come to you, and a day on site is usually worth the trip.