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White label · SEO, ads and web work · For agencies
PromotEdge International is an international strategy, technology, marketing and design company. Marketing agencies can hand us SEO, paid ads, web builds and content, and sell all of it under their own brand. Your name stays in front of the client, and our delivery team in India does the work behind you.
More services for your clients, delivered behind your agency's name.
In short
We do the SEO, ads or web work behind your agency, and you sell it as your own. Keep the strategy and the client relationship, and hand over the production that eats your week.
Start with the service you are short of. The first three have their own pages with the full detail.
Google Ads, paid social and LinkedIn campaigns run inside your clients' own ad accounts.
WordPress, Shopify and custom builds from your designs, with no credit to us anywhere in the site.
Landing pages, guides and social calendars, written to each client's voice and edited by you.
Campaign set-up and lead follow-up flows in the tools your clients already use.
Brand and campaign design done remotely, delivered as editable files.
Tracking, dashboards and a single report across services, under your logo.
Brands we have worked with
Work delivered from India. Results are shared one to one, under NDA.
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A rough note through the form on what you sell and what needs to change.
How people find you today, where inquiries get lost, then a call in your working day.
The work, who does it and how it is measured. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Our team in India does the work, with calls set in your working hours.
Every number we report shows its source and date range, and we travel to our clients every 3 to 4 months.
Search and ad platforms keep changing, so a list of tasks written in January can be wrong by June. We agree a block of work each month and spend it where the account needs it most.
Each vendor reports its own wins, and you spend a day merging them for one client. One partner across services means one report with one story.
Send us the scope before you quote a new client. We tell you what is realistic while the promise can still be changed.
The early work gets senior attention, then it fades. A quarterly review of real samples keeps that visible to you, and you can stop any service that slips.
Tell us while the deal is still in discussion. We agree how much notice a large account needs, so you never promise a start date on a guess.
After an NDA, walk us through what you sell today and where delivery is stretched.
Together we mark what stays in your agency and what comes to us, one line of work at a time.
It lists each service, what a month includes, who approves it and who your contact is.
One client, one service.
We go through samples of the work with you, and change what is not good enough.
An agency's name is what it sells, so these rules apply to every service we do for you.
It covers your clients, your pricing and your methods, so adding a service later needs no new paperwork.
We stay out of your client's inbox and we will not pitch to them. We sign an NDA, and your client never learns we exist.
Send us your brand kit, report layout and writing rules once. Every team then works from the same set.
Each person gets only the tool access a task needs, and that access ends with the task.
This split suits most agencies. Move a line if your strength sits somewhere else.
| Work | Keep | Hand over |
|---|---|---|
| Client relationship and calls | All of it | Nothing |
| Strategy and sign-off | The decision | Research and a first draft |
| Audits and account reviews | The presentation | The analysis |
| Pages, ads and builds | The final approval | Production |
| Reports | The story you tell | Data and a draft |
| Billing and pricing | All of it | Nothing |
White label digital marketing lets an agency offer more services than its own staff can deliver, by buying the work from a partner that stays out of sight.
Most agencies don't need a partner for everything. Keep the work that wins and keeps clients, such as strategy and the client relationship, and hand over the production that eats your week. If you buy more than one service from us, you deal with one contact and one scope sheet, and you have no separate vendor to manage for each.
There is no public price list, because the cost follows the job.
You set your own price to your client, and you see our cost in writing before you quote. Agencies pay a monthly fee per client or a fixed fee per job, and no fee is tied to ad spend.
It is marketing work done by one company and sold by another under its own name. Your client buys from you and deals with you, and the partner behind you is covered by an NDA.
Begin with work that has clear briefs and takes up your team's time, such as technical SEO fixes, content or campaign builds. Leave the strategy calls with your own people until you trust the partner.
A big firm has more capacity and more process, and your account may be one of hundreds. A small one gives you closer attention, and it can struggle when you need extra hands. Whichever you choose, ask who would work on your account, and speak to that person before you sign.
Ask where the work is done and who does it, because many providers never say. Then ask to see a sample report, how they handle access to client accounts, and what happens to the work if you leave. Vague answers at this stage rarely improve later.
It is a normal way to run an agency, in the same way that a builder uses specialist subcontractors. Your client is paying you to get the job done. Keep it honest by never claiming staff, offices or locations you do not have.
A company that outsources is buying work for itself. An agency that white labels is buying work to resell, so the partner stays hidden and the reports carry the agency's name. If you want help with your own company's marketing, see outsourcing digital marketing.
Monthly work runs for a minimum of 3 months, then continues with 30 days' notice. Agencies pay a monthly fee per client or a fixed fee per job, and no fee is tied to ad spend. We do not publish a price list. Your cost depends on which services you hand over and how many client accounts they cover, and you set your own price to your client.
Our delivery team is in India, and we also have contact addresses in Austin, Texas, and North York, Ontario. The USA and Canada are the markets we serve first, and we set calls in your working hours. We are available round the clock, 24x7, as per your location.
A real person reads every message and replies.
Most agencies hit the same wall: the founder sells, the team is full, and the next client means a hire the agency cannot yet afford, so it either turns work away or hires ahead of revenue and squeezes margin. Scaling is getting past that wall without breaking either the service or the books. This guide sets out the five levers that do it, a niche, productized services, written process, variable delivery capacity and disciplined hiring, with the public figures that matter for each decision and the numbers to watch. It is written for owners of marketing agencies in the USA, Canada, the UK and other markets.
Agencies that want more capacity without more hires end up choosing between two models that sound alike and work differently. In one, a partner's work goes out under your brand and the client never sees the partner. In the other, you hand work to a partner openly. The choice decides who the client talks to, who sets the price, what the contract must say and how the work is briefed. This guide compares the two side by side and says when each fits. It is part of our guide to scaling a marketing agency.
Four kinds of work. One plan.