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North Star Communications · Proposal for Eagle Build

Introduction

This proposal did not start with us. It started with you. A few days ago you posted, publicly, that you were looking for a new marketing agency. It struck a nerve: close to two hundred reactions, more than three hundred comments, and a queue of agencies lining up to pitch. This is our answer.

“The last lot took £13k off me for SEO and delivered zero leads. Not a few bad ones. Zero.”David Eagle, Eagle Build

You set out a simple bar, and it is the right one:

  • Proven results in construction.
  • Targets written into the contract: leads and enquiries, not impressions.
  • Accountability when those targets are missed.

You also named the thing every builder understands and most agencies dodge. In construction, you price the work and you deliver what was priced for. You cannot hand a client a missing roof and a plan to try again next year for another ten grand. Marketing should answer to the same standard.

So this is not a graph-heavy pitch that goes vague the moment targets come up. Everything in this hub is one connected system pointed at a single outcome: more of the right enquiries, turned into signed work, with the numbers visible the whole way.

Start with Recommendations for what we would build and why. Who We Are and Key People show exactly who you would be working with. The rest is the work already taking shape: the website, the content, the organic and paid social, the review engines, and a CRM that traces every lead back to what produced it.

You asked for an agency that treats your marketing the way you treat a build. That is the whole idea behind what follows.

North Star Communications. Prepared for Eagle Build.