Agency or in-house marketing team?
Most business owners reach a point where doing marketing themselves stops working. The next step is usually hiring someone in-house or bringing in an agency. Here is how the two compare.
In-house hireRyse Marketing
Compared on 5 points, below
| In-house hire | Ryse Marketing | |
|---|---|---|
| Skills covered | Usually one person covering ads, content and the website | Ads, account management, web, content and AI tools under one team |
| Time to start | Recruiting, hiring and training first | Strategy call, then the build |
| Day-to-day attention | Full-time, but split across many jobs | In your ad accounts daily |
| Who owns the accounts | You | You. Ad accounts, website and lead data stay yours |
| If it is not working | Hard to undo a hire | No long lock-in |
The bottom line.
We started as an in-house team, so we run every account like we are down the hall from you. You get the attention of an in-house hire with the skills of a full team.
Questions owners actually ask.
Is an agency cheaper than hiring in-house?
It depends on what you need. One in-house hire rarely covers ads, content and web well. We scope the cost on the call so you can compare it to a salary.
