White-label
- Written in your agency's name and format
- You present it to the client
- I don't attend client meetings
Best if you want to sell strategy under your own brand.
I'm the strategy and planning team behind agencies that are brilliant at execution. I write it under your name, or walk into the room with you. Either way, the client stays yours.
"Love the content. So what's the plan for next year?"Every client, every December
"Can you walk us through the strategy behind this?"The meeting nobody prepared for
"We need something for the pitch by Friday."The new business email
"Why are we on TikTok again?"The CEO, out of nowhere
If your team goes quiet after these, send me the brief.
And I already know your clients' world: travel, aviation, tea, FMCG, apparel and tech.
Best if you want to sell strategy under your own brand.
Best if you want a senior strategist in front of the client.
No campaigns, no brand accounts. The relationship and the execution stay with your agency.
On WhatsApp or email. The client, the ask and the deadline.
We talk through the client and what you need from me.
Scope and price agreed before any work starts.
In your format. I walk your team through it, or present it with you.
Head of Digital Marketing
10 years across GroupM (WPP), the British Council and an aviation group in the Middle East & Africa.
Only if you choose 'in the room', and only alongside your team. With white-label, your client never hears from me.
No. I write the strategy and the plans. Execution and the client relationship stay with you.
Every job is quoted after I see the brief. White-label costs less because there are no client meetings.
Yes. Freelancers and consultants work with me the same way.
Sri Lanka and the Middle East, working remotely.
Even if you don't hire me, you'll leave the call with a clearer brief.
Prefer email?ahamedmsh@gmail.com