Marketing proposal

Marketing agency proposal template

A marketing proposal to download as a Word file or copy section by section: a filled-in example scope, a 90-day plan, KPIs with baselines and three retainer options. Complete email marketing and PPC versions are further down the page.

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Use the marketing proposal for multi-channel retainers. Use the email version for segmentation, automation flows, templates and list responsibilities, and the PPC version when ad spend, management fees, tracking and optimization need their own sections.

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Executive summary

Two or three short paragraphs: the client's goal, your plan and the investment. Some decision-makers read only this page.

Section 1

[Client Name] wants to [goal, e.g., "grow qualified demo requests from 40 to 70 a month within 12 months"] without raising cost per lead above $[amount].

We propose a 12-month marketing program across search, paid media, content and email. The first 90 days fix tracking and conversion basics and launch the two channels most likely to move that number quickly: [channel 1] and [channel 2]. From month 4, we put more budget behind what is working and add [channel 3].

Recommended option: Growth, at $[amount]/month with a 3-month initial term. The scope, timeline, KPIs and pricing are set out below.

Your goals and current situation

Show you listened. Use the client's own numbers rather than industry averages.

Section 2

What you told us:
- Main goal: [e.g., more qualified demo requests]
- Target customer: [role, company size, industry]
- Current baseline: [X] leads/month, [X]% landing page conversion, $[X] cost per lead
- What has been tried: [e.g., "Google Ads in 2025, paused because lead quality was poor"]

What we found in our review:
- Strengths: [e.g., strong organic rankings for brand searches]
- Gaps: [e.g., no conversion tracking on the demo form; email list not segmented]
- Competitors: [Competitor A] is strong on [channel]; no one in the category is doing [opportunity] well

Strategy

Explain the logic in plain language: which channels, in what order, and why.

Section 3

Our approach has three stages:

1. Fix the foundation (month 1): conversion tracking, analytics goals, landing page fixes and a clear offer.
2. Launch the fastest channels (months 2-3): [channel 1] and [channel 2], optimized weekly.
3. Scale and add (months 4-12): move budget to whatever hits the target cost per lead, then add [channel 3].

What we are not recommending, and why: [e.g., "TikTok ads, because your buyers are IT directors and the channel would not reach them efficiently."]

Scope of work

List what is included each month, with quantities. A vague scope is where retainers lose money.

Section 4

Example scope for the Growth option (replace with your own):

Strategy and reporting
- Monthly strategy call (60 minutes) and written report
- Quarterly business review with a plan for the next quarter

Paid search and paid social
- Campaign management on [Google Ads] and [LinkedIn Ads]
- Up to [X] new ad variations per month
- Ad spend is paid directly by [Client Name] and is not part of our fee

SEO and content
- [X] optimized articles per month, [1,500-2,000] words each
- Technical SEO fixes from the initial audit, up to [X] hours per month

Email
- [X] campaigns per month
- One automated nurture sequence (5 emails) built in the first quarter

Not included: website redesign, video production, print and ad spend. We can quote these separately.

90-day plan and milestones

Show what happens in the first quarter and what you need from the client at each stage.

Section 5

Weeks 1-2: Kickoff, account access, tracking audit
Milestone: tracking plan approved

Weeks 3-4: Tracking and landing page fixes live; keyword and audience research
Milestone: campaign plan approved

Weeks 5-6: Paid campaigns launch; first two articles published
Milestone: campaigns live

Weeks 7-10: Weekly optimization; nurture sequence written and approved
Milestone: nurture sequence live

Weeks 11-12: First quarterly review of results against baseline, and the plan for months 4-6
Milestone: next-quarter plan approved

What we need from you: access to [ad accounts, analytics, CMS, email platform] by [date], one named approver for content, and feedback within 3 business days.

KPIs and reporting

Agree baselines and targets you can actually measure, and say when reports arrive.

Section 6

We will report monthly against these KPIs. Targets are confirmed once tracking is fixed in month 1.

- Qualified leads per month: baseline [X], 6-month target [X]
- Cost per qualified lead: baseline $[X], target $[X]
- Landing page conversion rate: baseline [X]%, target [X]%
- Organic sessions to key pages: baseline [X], 12-month target [X]
- Pipeline value from marketing-sourced leads: tracked from month 3

Reports arrive by the [5th] business day of each month: a short summary, results against target, what we changed and what we will do next.

Team

Name the people who will do the work, and back up experience with one or two real examples.

Section 7

- [Name], Account lead: your main contact; runs monthly calls and reporting
- [Name], Paid media specialist: builds and optimizes campaigns
- [Name], Content and SEO lead: plans, writes and edits content
- [Name], Email specialist: builds the nurture sequence and campaigns

Relevant experience: [one or two short, real results shared with the client's permission, e.g., "For [client], a [industry] company, we [result] in [timeframe]."]

Investment

Offer two or three options with clearly different scope. Label any example figures and replace them with your own rates.

Section 8

Example pricing structure (illustrative; replace with your own rates):

Option 1: Foundation, $[amount]/month
Tracking, one paid channel, 2 articles a month and a monthly report.

Option 2: Growth (recommended), $[amount]/month
Everything in Foundation, plus a second paid channel, 4 articles a month and email.

Option 3: Scale, $[amount]/month
Everything in Growth, plus [channel 3], conversion rate testing and a call every two weeks.

Setup fee (one-time): $[amount] for tracking, audits and campaign builds.
Ad spend: paid directly by [Client Name]. We recommend starting at $[amount]/month.

Terms: 3-month initial term, then rolling monthly with 30 days' notice. Invoiced monthly in advance; payment due within 15 days.

Why us

Be specific. Replace every claim with something the client can check.

Section 9

- We specialize in [industry or customer type], so [relevant advantage, e.g., "we already know which keywords and audiences convert for B2B software"]
- You work with the people named above, not a rotating team
- You can see campaign status and reports at any time in [your client portal or reporting tool]
- [One specific, verifiable proof point: a result, certification or reference client]

Next steps

Make saying yes easy, and put an expiry date on the proposal.

Section 10

1. Reply with any questions, or book a 30-minute call: [link]
2. Choose an option and we will send the agreement for signature
3. On signing, we invoice the setup fee and the first month
4. Kickoff within 5 business days of signing

This proposal is valid until [date].

How to use: Copy each section above into your proposal document. Replace the bracketed placeholders, such as [Client Name] and [amount], with your details, and replace any example figures with your own scope and rates before you send it.

Choose the version for your work

Use only the sections that match your engagement. Each version below contains its own complete working text or checklist.

Email marketing proposal

Use this version for email programs. It covers segmentation, automation flows, campaign calendar, template design, list management and compliance responsibilities, reporting and three investment options.

Edit Email marketing proposal

Executive Summary
Thank you for the opportunity to propose our email marketing services for [Client Name]. We understand you want to [grow revenue/increase engagement/automate nurture/build list] through email. Our agency has driven [X] in attributed revenue for clients through email, with conversion rates of [X]% across [named, comparable programs]. We specialize in [strategy, automation, design] and will build an email program around the goals above. This proposal outlines our strategy, automation approach, deliverables, and investment.

Email Strategy & Segmentation Approach
Our email strategy is built on segmentation, personalization, and lifecycle marketing. We will segment your list by [demographics/behavior/purchase history/engagement] to deliver relevant content that converts. Key segments include: [Segment 1, e.g., new subscribers], [Segment 2, e.g., engaged non-buyers], [Segment 3, e.g., past purchasers], and [Segment 4, e.g., at-risk/lapsed]. We will map the customer journey and design emails for each stage: awareness, consideration, purchase, retention and advocacy. Our content strategy will balance promotional and value-driven emails at a [ratio] mix. We will implement preference centers so subscribers control frequency and topics, improving engagement and compliance. Deliverability is a priority: we will establish sender reputation best practices, list hygiene processes, and authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC).

Automation Workflows & Campaign Calendar
We will build and optimize the following automation workflows: Welcome series (3-5 emails over [X] days): introduce your brand, deliver the promised lead magnet, and segment by interest. Abandoned cart (for e-commerce): triggered [timing], with [X] emails and optional SMS. Post-purchase nurture: thank you, cross-sell, review request. Re-engagement: win back inactive subscribers with an [X]-email sequence. Lead nurture (for B2B): educate leads through the funnel with an [X]-email sequence over [X] weeks. We will also execute [X] promotional campaigns per month and [X] newsletters, with a content calendar aligned to your product launches and seasonal moments. All automations will be built in [platform] with clear logic, testing, and optimization.

Template Design & List Management
We will design responsive email templates that render correctly across major email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, etc.) and reflect your brand. Templates will include modular blocks (headers, content blocks, CTAs, footers) and will be optimized for mobile, where [X]% of your current opens happen. We will conduct A/B tests on subject lines, preview text, and design elements to improve open and click rates. For list management, we will: audit your current list for health and segmentation; implement and maintain preference center; conduct regular hygiene (remove bounces, invalid emails, unengaged); ensure GDPR/CAN-SPAM compliance (opt-in, unsubscribe, data handling); and recommend growth tactics (lead magnets, pop-ups, landing pages). List growth and platform fees (e.g., ESP) are typically separate, and we will specify them.

Analytics, Reporting & Investment
We track and report on: Open rate, click-through rate, conversion rate, revenue attributed to email, list growth and churn, and deliverability metrics (bounce, spam complaints). You will receive a monthly dashboard and report with performance trends, segment analysis, and recommendations. We will conduct quarterly strategy reviews to align on goals and optimize. Investment: Option 1, Full-Service Retainer at $[amount]/month includes strategy, [X] automations, [X] campaigns/month, template design, and reporting. Option 2, Automation Setup at $[amount] (one-time) for [X] workflows plus monthly management at $[amount]. Option 3, Campaign-Only at $[amount]/campaign for design, copy, and send. Platform/ESP fees are typically $[amount]-$[amount]/month depending on list size. Minimum [X]-month commitment for the retainer. Payment: net 15, monthly.

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PPC and paid social proposal

Use this version for paid campaigns. It covers the account audit, platforms and budget split, keyword and audience targeting, ad creative, ad spend versus management fees, conversion tracking and optimization scope.

Edit PPC and paid social proposal

Executive Summary
Thank you for considering [Agency Name] for your paid advertising needs. This proposal sets out how we would manage [Client Name]'s paid campaigns. Currently, your paid advertising shows [current state], and the audit below shows where we see room to improve. Our proposed PPC strategy will launch [X] campaigns across [platforms], target [X] high-value keywords, and generate [X] qualified leads per month with a projected [X]:1 return on ad spend (ROAS). This proposal outlines our approach to campaign strategy, ad creation, optimization, and performance tracking.

Current Advertising Audit
We conducted a comprehensive audit of [Client Name]'s current paid advertising campaigns. Current strengths include: [strength 1], [strength 2], and [strength 3]. However, we identified several opportunities for improvement: Campaign structure: [Issue] affecting organization and optimization capabilities. Keyword strategy: Targeting [description] keywords, but missing opportunities in [areas] with high commercial intent. Ad quality: Average Quality Score of [X] against a target of [X], which better ad relevance and landing page experience can improve. Budget allocation: [X]% of budget going to [area], but [area] shows better performance potential. Landing pages: Conversion rate of [X]%, compared with [X]% for [named benchmark source and year]. Tracking: [Issue] with conversion tracking affecting optimization and reporting accuracy. These findings inform our strategic recommendations and campaign plan.

PPC Strategy & Approach
Our PPC strategy is built on four core principles: data-driven optimization, strategic campaign structure, continuous testing, and full-funnel thinking. We start with the foundation (campaign structure, keyword research and ad creative), then optimize based on performance data. Our approach begins with comprehensive keyword research to identify high-value opportunities, then structures campaigns logically for easy management and optimization. We create multiple ad variations and test continuously to improve performance, focusing on metrics that matter: quality scores, click-through rates, conversion rates, and ROAS. Results also depend on what happens after the click: landing pages, conversion tracking and user experience all affect performance. Throughout, we maintain transparent communication and provide detailed reporting so you understand exactly how your advertising investment is performing.

Campaign Structure & Platforms
We'll structure campaigns for optimal organization, management, and performance. Campaign structure: [X] primary campaigns organized by [criteria] (product/service lines, geographic regions, or campaign objectives). Each campaign contains [X] ad groups focused on closely related keywords, with [X] ad variations per ad group for testing. Platforms: Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube): [X]% of budget, targeting [description] with [campaign types]. This platform is ideal because [reason]. Microsoft Advertising: [X]% of budget, expanding reach to [audience] not fully captured on Google. Facebook/Instagram Ads: [X]% of budget, targeting [audience] for [objectives]. LinkedIn Ads (if B2B): [X]% of budget, targeting [professional audience] for [goals]. Each platform will have tailored campaigns optimized for that platform's unique characteristics and audience behavior. We'll start with the highest-opportunity platforms and expand based on performance.

Keyword Research & Targeting
We've conducted extensive keyword research to identify the highest-opportunity terms for [Client Name]. Primary target keywords: [Keyword 1] ([X] monthly searches, [X] competition, [X] CPC): high commercial intent, targeting with [match type]. [Keyword 2] ([details]): [rationale]. [Keyword 3] ([details]): [rationale]. Secondary keywords: [X] additional keywords with moderate search volume and good conversion potential. Long-tail keywords: [X] long-tail terms with lower competition but high conversion rates. Negative keywords: [X] negative keywords to exclude irrelevant traffic and improve efficiency. Match type strategy: [X]% exact match for high-intent terms, [X]% phrase match for broader reach, [X]% broad match (paired with Smart Bidding) for discovery. We'll continuously refine keyword lists based on performance, adding new opportunities and pausing underperformers. Our keyword strategy focuses on terms that align with your business goals and have realistic conversion potential.

Ad Creative & Copy Strategy
We'll create compelling ad copy and creative that drives clicks and conversions. Ad copy strategy: Headlines that highlight [key value propositions], include [benefits], and incorporate target keywords naturally. Descriptions that expand on benefits, include [calls-to-action], and address [objections]. Ad extensions: Sitelink extensions ([X] links), callout extensions ([X] callouts), structured snippets, and call extensions (if applicable). Creative approach: [Platform-specific creative requirements] with [visual style] that aligns with your brand. Ad variations: [X] ad variations per ad group for A/B testing, testing different headlines, descriptions, and calls-to-action. Testing strategy: Continuous A/B testing to identify top performers, with winning ads receiving more budget and underperformers paused or refined. Ad quality: Focus on achieving Quality Scores of [X]+ through relevance, expected CTR, and landing page experience. All ads will be reviewed for compliance with platform policies and brand guidelines. We'll refresh ad creative regularly to combat ad fatigue and maintain performance.

Budget Allocation & Bidding
Strategic budget allocation and bidding are critical for PPC success. Budget allocation: Total monthly ad spend: $[amount], allocated as follows: [X]% ($[amount]) to [Campaign/Platform] for [reason], [X]% ($[amount]) to [Campaign/Platform] for [reason], and [X]% ($[amount]) to [Campaign/Platform] for [reason]. This allocation is based on [criteria] and will be adjusted based on performance. Bidding strategy: [Strategy] (Maximize Conversions, Target CPA, Target ROAS, or Manual CPC) based on your goals and campaign maturity. We'll start with [strategy] and adjust based on data. For new campaigns, we'll use [strategy] to gather data, then optimize to [strategy] once we have sufficient conversion data. Budget pacing: Daily budgets set to ensure consistent spend throughout the month, with adjustments based on performance. We'll monitor budgets daily and reallocate from underperformers to top performers. Expected performance: Based on [named benchmark source and year] and your account history, we project [metrics] such as [X] clicks, [X] impressions, [X] conversions, and [X]:1 ROAS at this budget level.

Landing Page Optimization
Landing page quality directly impacts PPC performance, and we'll provide recommendations to improve conversion rates. Current analysis: Your current landing pages have a conversion rate of [X]%, compared with [X]% for [named benchmark source and year]. Key issues identified: [Issue 1], [Issue 2], and [Issue 3]. Optimization recommendations: Messaging alignment: Ensure landing page messaging matches ad copy and keywords for consistency. Value proposition: Clear, compelling value proposition above the fold. Call-to-action: Prominent, action-oriented CTAs that stand out. Form optimization: Reduce form fields to essential information only, improving completion rates. Trust signals: Add testimonials, reviews, security badges, and guarantees to build trust. Mobile optimization: Ensure fast load times and mobile-friendly design (currently [X] seconds, target [X] seconds). A/B testing: Test different headlines, CTAs, form lengths, and layouts to optimize conversion rates. We'll provide detailed landing page audit reports and work with your team (or handle implementation if in scope) to implement optimizations. Target conversion rate: [X]% ([named benchmark source and year]: [X]%).

Tracking & Conversion Setup
Proper tracking is essential for measuring PPC success and optimizing performance. Conversion tracking setup: We'll implement conversion tracking for: Primary conversions: [Conversion type] (leads, sales, sign-ups, etc.), valued at $[amount] each. Secondary conversions: [Conversion type] (newsletter sign-ups, content downloads, etc.). Micro-conversions: [Actions] that indicate engagement and may lead to conversions. Tracking implementation: Google Ads conversion tracking, Google Analytics 4 key events, and platform-specific pixels (Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, etc.). We'll ensure all conversions are properly attributed and tracked across devices. Reporting: Real-time dashboard access showing current performance, conversion tracking, and ROI. Monthly reports will include: Campaign performance summary, Keyword performance, Ad performance, Conversion metrics and attribution, ROAS and ROI calculations, and Optimization recommendations. We'll also set up automated alerts for significant changes in performance, budget issues, or conversion tracking problems.

Optimization & Management
PPC requires continuous optimization to maintain and improve performance. Our management includes: Daily monitoring: Check campaigns for issues, budget pacing, and performance anomalies. Weekly optimization: Keyword bid adjustments, ad performance review, budget reallocation, and negative keyword additions. Monthly deep-dive: Comprehensive performance analysis, strategy adjustments, new opportunity identification, and campaign expansion. Ongoing testing: A/B test ad copy, landing pages, bidding strategies, and targeting to continuously improve. Performance optimization: Pause underperforming keywords/ads, increase bids on top performers, refine targeting, and optimize ad schedules. Account health: Monitor Quality Scores, maintain account structure, ensure policy compliance, and address any issues promptly. We'll provide [frequency] status updates and are available for questions. Our goal is to continuously improve performance, increasing ROAS and conversion rates while managing costs effectively.

Expected Results & Timeline
PPC results can be seen quickly, but optimization takes time. Here's what to expect: Weeks 1-2 (Setup & Launch): Campaign setup, ad creation, tracking implementation, and initial launch. Expected: Initial traffic and data collection, baseline metrics established. Weeks 3-4 (Initial Optimization): Early performance data, initial optimizations, bid adjustments. Expected: Improved CTR, better Quality Scores, initial conversions. Months 2-3 (Optimization): Refined targeting, ad testing results, landing page optimizations. Expected: [X]% improvement in conversion rate, [X]:1 ROAS, [X] leads per month. Months 4-6 (Scale): Proven campaigns scaled, new opportunities tested, mature performance. Expected: [X]:1+ ROAS, [X] leads per month, [X]% conversion rate. These projections are based on [named benchmark source and year] and your account history, and assume the tracking and landing page work above is in place. Actual results may vary based on competition, industry, budget, and other factors. We'll provide realistic projections based on your specific situation.

Investment & Pricing
We offer flexible PPC management packages. Management fees (separate from ad spend): Option 1: Full-Service PPC Management at $[amount]/month includes: Management of [X] platforms, [X] campaigns, unlimited ad creation and optimization, [X] hours of management per month, monthly reporting and strategy calls, and conversion tracking setup. This is our recommended option for comprehensive PPC support. Option 2: Core PPC Management at $[amount]/month includes: Management of [X] platform, [X] campaigns, basic optimization, and monthly reporting. Option 3: PPC Audit & Strategy at $[amount] (one-time) includes: Comprehensive account audit, strategy document, optimization recommendations, and implementation roadmap. Ad spend: Ad spend is separate from management fees. We recommend a monthly ad spend of $[amount] minimum to achieve meaningful results, but this can be adjusted based on your goals and budget. Management fee is either [X]% of ad spend or a fixed monthly fee. We can discuss which model works best for you.

Why Choose Our PPC Services
We've managed PPC campaigns for [X] companies, with an average ROAS of [X]:1 across [named, comparable accounts] and results such as [real, permissioned examples]. Our team includes certified PPC specialists ([certifications]) with [X] years of combined experience across [platforms]. You'll have full access to campaign data, and we'll explain each optimization decision in our reports. Campaigns are planned around your wider marketing goals, not run in isolation.

Next Steps
To move forward, we recommend scheduling a call to discuss this proposal, answer questions, and ensure alignment on strategy, budget, and expectations. If you're ready to proceed, we'll send over a service agreement for review. Upon signing and receiving the first month's management fee, we'll schedule a kickoff meeting to gather account access, discuss campaign priorities, and begin setup. Our goal is to have campaigns launched within [X] weeks and show initial results within [X] weeks. We're here to answer any questions and can customize this proposal based on your specific needs, budget, or goals.

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What this proposal template covers

Filled-in example scope

Every section includes a worked example (goals, channels, monthly deliverables with quantities) so you can see the level of detail to aim for, then replace it with your own.

90-day plan with milestones

A week-by-week first quarter with a named milestone at each stage and the access and approvals you need from the client.

KPIs with baselines

Targets are set against the client's current numbers, not industry averages, and confirmed once tracking is fixed.

Three retainer options

Foundation, Growth and Scale tiers with clearly different scope, a setup fee, ad spend shown separately and a stated minimum term.

Clear exclusions

Lists what is not included (ad spend, redesigns, video) so there is no argument later about what the retainer covers.

Approval-ready next steps

Ends with four numbered steps from questions to kickoff, and a date the proposal is valid until.

Tips for writing this proposal

Use the client's own numbers. A baseline from their analytics is more convincing than any industry benchmark.
Do not promise results you cannot control. Commit to activities and reporting, and set targets together once tracking is in place.
Show ad spend separately from your fee, in writing, in every option.
Put the recommended option in the middle and say why you recommend it.
Keep the main proposal to about 6-10 pages and move case studies and team bios to an appendix.

Frequently asked questions

How long should a marketing proposal be?

Long enough to cover goals, scope, timeline, KPIs, team and pricing. For most retainers that is about 6 to 10 pages, with case studies and bios in an appendix. Keep the executive summary to one page, because some decision-makers read nothing else.

What is the most important section in a marketing proposal?

The executive summary and the scope. The summary decides whether the client reads on. The scope decides whether the retainer is profitable: "ongoing social media support" leads to disputes, while "12 posts and 2 reels a month on Instagram and LinkedIn" does not.

How should I present pricing in a marketing proposal?

Give two or three options with clearly different scope, recommend one and say why. Show ad spend separately from your fee, include any setup fee, and state the minimum term and notice period. If you show projections next to the price, base them on the client's own baseline and label them as estimates.

Should I include ROI projections?

Only if you can explain the assumptions. A simple model (current leads, an expected improvement in conversion, average deal value) labelled as an estimate is fine. Avoid projections built on "industry averages" you cannot source.

How do I handle objections in a marketing proposal?

Answer the likely ones in the proposal itself. If budget is the concern, offer a smaller first phase. If commitment is the concern, offer a 3-month initial term. If results are the concern, agree the KPIs and review dates up front.

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Marketing agency proposal template

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Proposal sections to copy

Executive summary

Your goals and current situation

Strategy

Scope of work

90-day plan and milestones

KPIs and reporting

Team

Investment

Why us

Next steps

Choose the version for your work

What this proposal template covers

Filled-in example scope

90-day plan with milestones

KPIs with baselines

Three retainer options

Clear exclusions

Approval-ready next steps

Tips for writing this proposal

Frequently asked questions

How long should a marketing proposal be?

What is the most important section in a marketing proposal?

How should I present pricing in a marketing proposal?

Should I include ROI projections?

How do I handle objections in a marketing proposal?

Can I send this proposal from AgencyPro?

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