White-Label Digital Marketing

Our white-label digital marketing service adds website and marketing delivery to your agency while you retain the client relationship. We agree the services, responsibilities and approval process behind your offer.

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01Delivery

Delivery that fits your agency

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Blank blue cardboard box holding a purple wrench and yellow gear with an orange tag

Your agency sets the client relationship and the work you are offering. We help deliver the website or marketing services agreed between us, with clear access, communication and review arrangements.

The starting point is a real brief: what the client needs, what you have promised and what information is available. That helps prevent a delivery request becoming a different project after work begins.

02Services

Services you can discuss

  • Website delivery

    Website design, development and improvements can be delivered to your brief. Agree the content, technical requirements and handover responsibilities before the build starts.

  • Search and content

    SEO work and content support need a clear page purpose, access to the relevant information and an approval route for claims about the client.

  • Advertising and social media

    Campaign and publishing work should identify budget authority, content approval and responsibility for customer responses. Delivery does not imply authority to change spend or publish without the agreed permission.

  • Ecommerce and automation

    Store work, CRM and workflows can be considered where the required platforms and process are understood. Custom connections need a feasibility assessment before they become a client promise.

03Roles

Agree who handles what

Client relationship

Your agency

Sets the relationship and communication expectations

Webzstore

Follows the agreed contact arrangement

Brief

Your agency

Confirms the client need and scope

Webzstore

Reviews requirements and delivery dependencies

Business facts

Your agency

Obtains accurate information and permissions

Webzstore

Uses the approved information in the work

Review

Your agency

Collects and consolidates client feedback

Webzstore

Makes the agreed changes

Handover

Your agency

Confirms how delivery reaches the client

Webzstore

Supplies the agreed deliverables and notes

This is a starting responsibility model. The actual arrangement should reflect how your agency operates.

04Feedback

Keep feedback usable

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Purple ticked folder gathering yellow sticky notes in a blue tray

Nominate an approver and consolidate feedback before it reaches the delivery team. Separate a correction from a new requirement so the effect on the work is clear.

Use appropriate account access rather than circulating shared passwords. Agree where the work is stored, who can approve it and who handles changes after handover.

Questions about white-label delivery

Will you contact our client directly?

That depends on the arrangement you choose. Direct contact should never be assumed simply because access is needed.

Can we start with a single project?

Yes. A defined project is a practical way to establish the brief, review process and responsibilities.

Can every service be offered under our brand?

We agree the deliverable and the way it is presented for each scope. We assess the requirements with you so the proposed service reflects what can be delivered.

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Tell us what your agency needs to deliver

Bring the client brief and the part you want help with. We will discuss the work and how to fit it into your process.

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