Your In-House Marketing team
Paid Ads·Content·SEO·Email·Conversion Optimization
We bring all five pieces together under one system, with one team owning the entire strategy and one question guiding every decision:
are we growing revenue?
30-minute growth review. We'll show you what's working, what's leaking money, and what we'd fix first.
Certified Partner — Google · Meta · Microsoft · Shopify
Does your marketing feel harder to manage than it should?
Most businesses that come to us don't have zero marketing. They have plenty of activity. The problem is figuring out what is actually working together — and what is just creating more work.
If you said yes to even two of those, you probably don't need more random marketing. You need the marketing you're already paying for to work like a system.
What if every part of your marketing made the next part work better?
That's the 5-part system. Not five separate services with five separate reports — one growth plan with each piece doing a specific job.
Website & Landing Pages
We tighten the offer, messaging, page structure, speed, forms and tracking so the traffic you already have has a better chance of becoming revenue.
SEO & Local Search
Technical SEO, Google Business Profile, service and location pages, internal linking, content, structured data and authority building.
Content & Creative
Ads, landing-page creative, social content and brand messaging built around the same customer, offer and reason to believe.
Google & Meta Ads
Search intent, audience strategy, creative testing, retargeting and week-to-week optimization managed against leads, purchases and revenue.
Email & SMS
Welcome, abandoned cart, lead nurture, post-purchase, win-back and campaign strategy built around what customers actually do next.
One plan. One team. One dashboard.
The ads match the pages. The pages match the offer. Search captures intent. Email follows up. Reporting ties the whole thing back to revenue.
Show Me My Biggest Gap →Good. Let's talk about what actually changed.
Different businesses. Different markets. Different bottlenecks. These are real outcomes from brands we've worked with — not projections or made-up case studies.
The brand had product-market fit. The next question was whether acquisition and conversion could support a much bigger revenue number.
A local florist with room to capture more demand and turn paid traffic into consistent orders.
The opportunity wasn't one isolated channel. It was improving the full path from discovery to conversion.
At this scale, the goal isn't a vanity spike. It's creating meaningful year-over-year growth across an established business.
The account needed paid search to produce measurable revenue — not just clicks and platform activity.
For a premium local florist, Valentine's Day is a major test of both demand generation and the ability to convert it.
The goal was simple: turn stronger acquisition and creative into a meaningful change in the top-line number.
Instead of relying on one paid channel, the strategy was built to make both high-intent search and paid social produce profitable acquisition.
We'll look at your numbers, find the bottleneck, and map out the highest-leverage next moves.
Want to see the receipts behind the work?
Good. Don't take our word for it. These are rankings, ad dashboards, and email campaigns pulled directly from the platforms we work in every week.
Google Rankings & Local SEO
Showing up when nearby customers are already searching.





Email & Retention Campaigns
Campaigns and automated flows that recover missed sales and bring customers back.




Google Ads Results
Live campaign performance: leads, purchases, cost per conversion, and return.






Meta Ads Results
Live Facebook and Instagram campaigns, with the spend, purchases, and revenue behind each result.








Clear Reporting
Dashboards that show what's producing revenue, what's lagging, and what we're changing next.




Probably — if you're looking for a partner, not another vendor to manage.
We do our best work with established businesses that already have something worth scaling and want one team to own the plan, execution and reporting.
✓ This will probably make sense if
- You have a proven product or service and real customer demand.
- You're already investing in growth, but the pieces feel disconnected.
- You want ads, search, content, website and follow-up pulling in the same direction.
- You want clear numbers, direct communication and a team that can make decisions.
✗ It probably won't if
- You're still trying to figure out whether anyone wants the offer.
- You only want isolated tasks with no access to the rest of the funnel.
- The main buying decision is simply finding the lowest monthly fee.
- You expect a predictable result without giving the work time to test, learn and improve.
If you're already thinking, “okay, but what would you actually change in my business?” — that's the point of the call.
Want to know what's actually holding growth back?
Bring 30 minutes. We'll look at your site, ads, search visibility, tracking and follow-up, then tell you where we'd start and why.
Look at the numbers
Traffic, leads, sales, ad spend, conversion and follow-up as they stand today.
Find the bottleneck
What's limiting growth right now — and which fixes are actually worth prioritizing.
Leave with the order of operations
What we'd fix first, what comes next, and what we'd leave alone.
30 minutes · Straight answers · No pressure to hire us
These are the brands behind the numbers.
Active client accounts, mostly florists and jewelry brands. Click through. Look at the brands. See the work for yourself.
View Wildflower Florist on Instagram
View Rosarios y Más on Instagram
View Kuania on Instagram
View Molimo Jewelry on Instagram
View Oberer's Flowers on Instagram
View Park Avenue Floratique on Instagram
View Bangles by Joii on Instagram
View Jean-Pascal Florist on Instagram
View The Corner Flower Venue on Instagram
View Farida Floral on Instagram
View Little Garden Flowers on Instagram
View Kremp Florist on Instagram
Before you hand your marketing to one team, you should know exactly what you're getting.
We work primarily with flower shops, jewelry brands and established local or eCommerce businesses that already have something worth scaling. Here are the questions we hear before owners decide to work with us.
Scope, pricing and what working together looks like.
What does Sprout Media actually do?
We act as an extension of your marketing team.Depending on what the business needs, that can include Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, Google Maps, content and creative, email/SMS, website optimization, landing pages, tracking and reporting. The difference is that we manage those pieces against one plan instead of treating every channel like its own project.
How much does it cost to work with you?
Most engagements range from $2,500 to $15,000 per month.Pricing depends on the size of the business, number of locations, ad spend, scope and how much of the marketing system we're responsible for. Some clients need us to solve one or two bottlenecks. Others use us as their full in-house marketing team.
Do I have to hire you for everything?
No. The five-part system is how we look at the business, not a requirement that you buy five services.If paid ads are the biggest opportunity, we may start there. If the website is leaking conversions, we fix that first. If acquisition is strong but retention is weak, email may be the priority.
Do you require a long-term contract?
It depends on the engagement.We want enough time to implement the work, collect meaningful data and improve it. We'll explain the commitment, deliverables and expectations before anything is signed. There shouldn't be surprises buried in the agreement.
How involved do I need to be?
Enough to give us context, approvals and access — but you shouldn't have to manage us every day.The point of hiring us is to remove marketing work from your plate, not create another team you have to constantly chase.
Do you work with businesses that already have an agency or internal marketing team?
Yes.Sometimes we replace several disconnected vendors. Other times we work alongside an internal team or existing specialists. The important part is having clear ownership over strategy, execution and measurement.
How we decide what to fix, how long it takes and what we measure.
How do you know what we need first?
We start with the numbers.We look at traffic, sales, conversion rate, acquisition costs, ad performance, search visibility, tracking and follow-up. Then we identify the bottleneck most likely to move revenue instead of automatically recommending more marketing.
How quickly should we expect results?
It depends on what we're fixing.Paid ads, tracking, landing pages and email can sometimes show movement relatively quickly. SEO, local search and brand growth generally take longer. We normally think in 30-, 60- and 90-day phases: fix the foundation, gather data, then scale what proves itself.
What happens in the first 30 days?
Usually, a lot of cleanup and prioritization.We audit tracking, analytics, advertising accounts, website conversion, search visibility, offers and existing creative. Then we fix the highest-priority issues and launch the first round of campaigns, pages, creative or retention systems.
How much should we be spending on ads?
There isn't one correct number.We look at margins, average order value, close rate, customer value, market size and current acquisition costs. The goal isn't to spend the biggest budget possible. It's to find profitable acquisition, then increase spend without destroying the economics.
Can you guarantee results?
We don't guarantee a specific revenue number.No agency controls your market, pricing, sales team, inventory, margins or customer behavior. What we can control is the quality of the strategy, execution, testing, tracking and optimization. We'd rather show you the results we've produced than make a promise we can't responsibly guarantee.
How do we know what's working?
You should be able to see it.We track the numbers that matter for your business: revenue, leads, calls, purchases, customer acquisition cost, ROAS, conversion rate and other relevant KPIs. The dashboard should answer three things clearly: what are we spending, what are we getting back, and what are we changing next?
The work that normally gets split between four or five different people.
How are you different from a normal marketing agency?
Most agencies specialize in one channel. We look across the whole customer journey.That means the ad team can't blame the website, the website can't blame the traffic, and the email strategy doesn't live in a vacuum. One team owns the plan, and one number matters most: are we growing revenue?
Do you create the ads and content too?
Yes, depending on the engagement.We can handle ad concepts, static creative, video editing, UGC direction, content planning, landing-page creative and ongoing testing. For some businesses we also coordinate or conduct content shoots.
Will you manage our website?
Yes.We can update pages, offers, copy, images, products, collections, landing pages and conversion elements. Larger redesigns or development projects may be scoped separately depending on the amount of work involved.
Do you handle tracking and analytics?
Yes.That can include GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel/CAPI, Google Ads conversion tracking and eCommerce or lead attribution. Before scaling spend, we want confidence that the data we're making decisions from is actually usable.
Do you work with local businesses?
Yes — local growth is a major part of what we do.For local businesses we can combine Google Maps, local SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads, reviews, location pages, tracking and conversion optimization. The objective isn't just more website traffic. It's more calls, directions, appointments, walk-ins and sales.
Getting found when customers are already looking.
Can you help us rank higher on Google?
Yes. We look at what's holding the site back first.That can include technical SEO, site structure, service and location pages, Google Business Profile, content, internal linking and authority. We prioritize searches that can actually turn into customers rather than chasing vanity rankings.
Can you help with local SEO and Google Maps?
Yes.We work on Google Business Profile, Maps visibility, reviews, citations, service and city pages, local content, technical SEO and conversion tracking. The goal is more calls, directions, orders and booked appointments from local search.
Can you help us appear in ChatGPT and AI search?
We can improve the things that make a business easier for AI systems to discover, understand and reference.That includes strong public content, clear business and service information, crawlability, structured pages, first-hand expertise and consistent entity information. Nobody can guarantee a ChatGPT citation or AI Overview placement.
Do you add schema and structured data?
Yes, where it accurately describes the business and the content on the page.Depending on the page, that can include Organization, ProfessionalService, Service, WebPage and other relevant structured data. Schema helps search systems understand context; it isn't a ranking shortcut.
What happens on the first call?
We look at the business before trying to sell you anything.We'll talk through where revenue comes from today, what's already working, where growth is getting stuck and what we believe should happen next. If we're a fit, we'll explain what working together would look like. If we're not, you should still leave with a clearer idea of what to fix.
30 minutes. We'll show you what we'd fix first.
