What's included

• Marketing Agency

  The client will receive a comprehensive set of deliverables, tailored to the specific project and its requirements. These deliverables typically include: Final Product: The primary deliverable is the completed project itself. This could be a website, an app, a marketing campaign, or any other agreed-upon project. Documentation: Depending on the project, various documents may be provided, such as project plans, design documents, technical specifications, and user manuals. Reports: If applicable, reports summarizing project progress, milestones achieved, and any key performance indicators (KPIs) will be shared with the client. Assets: Design files, source code, images, videos, and any digital assets created during the project will be handed over to the client. Training Materials: If the project involves software or systems, training materials or sessions may be provided to ensure the client's team can effectively use and maintain the deliverables. Support and Maintenance Plans: Information on post-launch support, maintenance agreements, and warranties, if applicable, will be outlined. Analytics and Data: If the project involves a digital presence, analytics data and access to monitoring tools may be included to help the client track performance. Feedback and Approval: The client will have the opportunity to review and approve various project stages, ensuring alignment with their expectations. Invoices and Billing: Invoices for services rendered, along with billing details, will be provided for transparent financial transactions. Legal Documentation: Contracts, licenses, or agreements related to intellectual property, usage rights, and confidentiality may be part of the deliverables. It's essential for both the client and the service provider to have a clear understanding of what deliverables are expected at the outset of the project. This helps manage expectations and ensures a successful project outcome.