What is the “Agressive Campaign” mentioned in my proposal?
When we prepare a proposal, we are diligent in presenting the most cost effective plan to achieve your goals. We are very up front about the fact that, in this industry, it is impossible to be 100% accurate in such estimates every single time. As such the “Aggressive Campaign” can be viewed as a “backup” plan if the results from your campaign are less than we expect. You are free to employ the more aggressive approach from the very start of your campaign if you wish to accelerate your results. While most of our clients do not find it necessary to employ the more aggressive approach, some do. And all of our clients appreciate the fact that we have such a plan in place.
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