Campaign strategy
We work with you to define the audience, objective and central message, then develop a direction that ties the campaign together.

Let’s talkA connected message, a thoughtful plan and creative that belongs together.
We work with you to define the audience, objective and central message, then develop a direction that ties the campaign together.
We consider the places and formats suited to your message and the resources available. The plan clarifies what each piece of content needs to do.
We develop concepts, copy and visual assets within the agreed scope. This can include photography, videography and social creative shaped for the intended placements.
We review the work with your team and refine it through the agreed feedback process. Where performance information is available, it can inform the next creative decisions.
We align on the business context, audience, objective and what your team needs to deliver.
We develop the campaign direction and agree the assets and formats before production.
We deliver the agreed creative and walk through its intended use with your team or distribution partner.
Made Beside is based in Toronto and works with businesses across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) on digital marketing.
No. This service covers strategy and creative only. Ad account setup, campaign buying, bidding, budget management and ongoing ad account operation are outside this offer.
Yes. We can develop creative for agreed paid-media placements. Your team or media partner handles the ad accounts and supplies the placement requirements.
Bring the campaign goal, audience, relevant brand assets and any important dates. If a media partner is involved, their format specifications and campaign context are useful too.
Yes. We can discuss a defined campaign or a broader creative partnership. Deliverables and responsibilities are agreed before starting.
The schedule, review checkpoints and included revisions depend on your project agreement. We agree these before production so both teams know what is expected.
No. Business outcomes depend on factors beyond the creative, including the offer, media distribution and customer experience. We agree what the work is intended to support without promising a particular result.