Get Started with Binary Glyph

Schedule time with our lead strategist to discuss your goals, investment level, and the engagement model that makes sense for your business. Check availability for a 30-minute consultation.

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Every Binary Glyph engagement fits into one of three models.

The Three Engagement Types

Every Binary Glyph engagement fits into one of three models. You don’t need to decide today — this simply shows how most client relationships begin.

1

Project Engagement

A defined scope with a clear outcome — ideal for launches, redesigns, campaigns, or brand initiatives.

2

Maintenance Engagement

Ongoing support that protects performance through updates, optimization, and continuity after launch.

3

Retainer Engagement

A strategic partnership where planning, execution, and refinement operate continuously.

Most clients begin with a project, stabilize through maintenance, and grow through a retainer. We’ll help you choose the right starting point.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does affordable digital marketing mean?

Affordable doesn’t mean cheap. It means committing the right level of investment — typically $3K–$5K per month — to generate sustainable growth rather than wasting small amounts on one-off campaigns that fizzle out.

Do you work with startups?

Yes. We engage with founders and startups, but we’re upfront: branding and presence require realistic budgets. If you’re serious about establishing a brand and infrastructure that lasts, we’ll help you build it right.

Is there a long-term contract?

No. We don’t lock clients into long-term contracts. We do recommend at least a six-month commitment, since real momentum requires time, but everything is month-to-month.

How do I know if we’re a fit?

If you see marketing as an investment — not an expense — and want a partner that balances technical precision with creative execution, we’re aligned. If you’re looking for the lowest possible bidder, we’re not the right fit.