For digital agencies
For full-service and channel-led agencies balancing sales momentum against a finite production team.
Your agency keeps the client and the strategy. We do the work under your name.
The short answer
A digital agency keeps pricing and client leadership while a senior strategist owns the plan for the work we run and specialists deliver it.
The useful model starts with one constrained account, names every handoff and protects the agency from direct solicitation or unapproved cross-selling.
The account is rarely missing ideas. It is missing the next technically competent person who can ship the landing page, clean the campaign or finish the report without creating another management job.
Selected work
SEO · 64 months
ConfidentialOrganic work under the agency’s name. The client has never heard ours.
One engagement’s reported results, not a forecast.
Read the agency caseDo not hand off the whole service menu because a proposal says “integrated.”
Pick the backlog that is missing deadlines, consuming senior review time or requiring a specialist you cannot justify hiring yet.
The first scope should be boringly clear: which account, which channel, which artefacts leave the team, who approves them and what remains with your strategist.
A senior LOKAL strategist owns the plan for the work we run, built on your agency’s commercial context.
The plan records dependencies so paid, search, content and web work support the same account priorities.
We never face your clients. Your agency owns the relationship and communication; LOKAL prepares recommendations and reporting for your team to review and present.
Before you choose
Use these tests on the work in front of you, not on a generic list of services.
There is repeatable work with a clear standard, not merely a hope that someone else will rescue an undefined account.
One person can settle priority, approvals and client narrative when several channels compete for attention.
The commercial model pays for review, correction and account memory rather than treating every artefact as the cheapest possible unit.
Ownership, communication, data and post-termination rules are agreed before client access is shared.
Read the edges
Our terms
Common questions
Pressure-test the decision on one real account.
Yes. A narrow first scope is often easier to evaluate than a bundled relationship. Other channels can remain with your team or existing suppliers.
We never face your clients. Your agency owns the relationship and communication; LOKAL prepares recommendations and reporting for your team to review and present.
Yes, after the first workflow shows the real brief, QA and management load. Any added discipline receives its own owner, scope and fee.
No. There is no exclusivity requirement. You choose the people and partners your agency needs, and the written arrangement defines the work and the account-protection rules.
Your agency does. LOKAL works on one retainer per partner, from USD 2,000 a month. What you charge your client is yours to decide.
Your agency sets the strategy for each client. Our senior strategist owns the plan for the work we run inside it, using the commercial context you supply, and your team approves that plan before specialists start.
Pressure-test it on real work
Tell us what is already promised, who owns the client and where the work needs help. Thirty minutes with someone responsible for the work.
The brief