Digital marketing services built around measurable growth
Every service below can run standalone or as part of a combined growth package — with shared reporting so nothing gets lost between channels.
D&D Marketing Hub structures its services around the actual customer journey: get found (SEO, Google Ads), get seen (social media,
graphic design, Meta Ads), and get chosen (website, e‑commerce). Businesses can pick a single service or a bundled growth plan.
Most businesses don’t need every service at once — they need the right service for the stage they’re at. A brand-new business often needs a website and Google Business Profile before it needs paid ads. An established business with steady traffic but low conversions often needs a website redesign more than more ad spend. Part of our free audit is figuring out exactly that: which one or two services will move the needle fastest, before recommending anything bigger.
One team, one strategy, no lost context
Agencies that only handle one channel often optimise that channel in isolation — an SEO vendor chasing rankings with no idea what the ad account is doing, or a social media freelancer posting content that doesn’t match what the website says. When one team runs multiple channels together, every decision is informed by the same data and the same brand direction.
Consistent messaging
Website, ads and social all say the same thing, in the same voice.
Shared
data
SEO insights inform ad targeting; ad data informs content strategy.
Faster
execution
No waiting on a separate vendor to coordinate a launch.
One report,
full picture
A single dashboard instead of five disconnected reports.
How to know which service to start with
If you’re not sure where to begin, these are the questions we ask during every free audit to figure out
the right starting point for a business.
Do people find you on Google?
If your business barely shows up in search, SEO and Google Business Profile optimisation usually come first.
Does your website convert visitors?
If traffic exists but enquiries don’t follow, the website itself often needs work before adding more spend.
Is your brand visible on social media?
If your Instagram or Facebook presence is inconsistent, social media management builds the audience layer.
Do you need leads fast?
If timelines are short, performance marketing (Google Ads / Meta Ads) delivers the quickest visible results.
What each service is best at
SEO (Search engine Optimization)
Best for: long-term, compounding organic visibility and trust. Slower to show results, but keeps working without ongoing ad spend.
Google &
Meta Ads
Best for: immediate visibility and lead volume. Fast results, but stops the moment budget stops.
Social media
marketing
Best for: brand recall, community and discovery. Builds an audience that supports every other channel.
Website
design
Best for: converting the traffic every other channel brings in. Often the highest-leverage single fix.
Graphic
design
Best for: consistency and trust across every touchpoint a customer sees.
E‑commerce
marketing
Best for: turning an online store into a repeatable revenue channel, not just a listing page.
F.A.Q.S
Services — common questions
It depends on your current stage — a free audit is the fastest way to find out whether your website, SEO, ads or social media needs attention first.
Yes, most clients eventually combine two or more services once the first channel shows results.
Both — website design and graphic design are commonly one-time projects, while SEO, ads and social media are ongoing monthly services.
Every engagement starts with a free audit covering the website, Google Business Profile, socials and any existing ad accounts, which shapes the recommended service mix.
Yes, packages are reviewed monthly, so services can be added, paused or adjusted as the business’s needs change.
Yes, every service includes a reporting cadence — monthly at minimum, weekly or bi-weekly for ads and combined packages.
Fixed tiers are a starting reference point, but most packages are adjusted based on a business’s specific goals, budget and current stage after the audit.
We rank services by expected impact and urgency — usually fixing anything actively losing customers first, like a broken website, before adding new acquisition channels such as ads.
What "full-service" actually means here
The phrase “full-service agency” gets used loosely across the industry, so it’s worth being specific about what it means at D&D Marketing Hub: every service listed on this page is delivered by our own in-house team, not outsourced to a third-party freelancer or reseller. That matters because it means strategy, creative, development and reporting all flow through people who talk to each other daily and share full context on your account, rather than getting relayed through an account manager who is themselves waiting on updates from separate vendors. It’s slower to build an agency this way, but it’s the only way we’ve found to keep quality and accountability consistent as the client list grows.
What each service actually covers
What the first month typically looks like
Week 1
Free audit, discovery call and strategy proposal shared.
Week 2
Accounts, tracking and creative production set up.
Week 3
Campaigns and content go live; early monitoring begins.
Week 4
First performance review and next month’s plan.
Why we don't publish fixed prices
Digital marketing pricing genuinely varies with scope — a single-location retail store managing one social platform costs very differently to run than a multi-location e‑commerce brand running SEO, ads and content together. Publishing a single fixed price for a service like “SEO” would either overprice
simple projects or underprice complex ones. Instead, every quote is built from the actual scope discussed in the free audit call,
broken down clearly so you can see exactly what you’re paying for and why — no bundled mystery line items.
Not sure which service you need?
Get a free audit and we’ll recommend the right starting point.