At La Reina del Mercadeo, we believe in transparent and straightforward pricing for our marketing services. Below, you will find our proposal pricing tiers, which are structured to meet various needs and budgets.
Our pricing tiers are designed to provide clarity and ensure that you receive the best value for your investment. Each tier offers a range of services tailored to different project scopes and objectives.
- Basic Tier: Ideal for small projects or startups, this package includes essential marketing services to help you establish your brand.
- Standard Tier: Aimed at growing businesses, this tier offers a comprehensive set of marketing solutions, including strategy development and execution.
- Premium Tier: Perfect for established brands looking for an extensive marketing overhaul, this package includes advanced services such as in-depth analytics and targeted campaigns.
For more information on specific services included in each tier, please contact us directly. We are committed to helping you find the right fit for your marketing needs.
How to Choose the Right Tier for Your Project
Picking a tier is less about budget alone and more about matching the scope of work to where your business is today. A clear brief at the start saves time on both sides and makes the proposal you receive far more useful. Before getting in touch, it helps to think through a few practical questions.
Questions worth answering first
- What is the single most important outcome? A new brand identity, a product launch, more foot traffic to a shop, or steadier online enquiries each call for a different mix of work.
- How much already exists? If you have a logo, brand guidelines and some past campaign material, the starting point is very different from building everything from scratch.
- Who will handle the day-to-day work? Some teams want a plan they can carry out themselves; others want hands-on execution and regular reporting.
- What is the timeline? A seasonal campaign tied to a specific date needs a different rhythm from an ongoing brand-building effort.
Reading a proposal with confidence
A good proposal should state plainly what is included, what is not, how many rounds of revisions are expected and how progress will be measured. If a deliverable is vague, such as "social media support", ask what that means in practice: how many posts, which channels, and who writes and approves the copy. Clear definitions protect the relationship as much as the budget.
It is also normal for needs to change. Many businesses begin with a focused, smaller scope, learn what resonates with their audience, and then expand. Choosing a lighter tier now does not lock you in; it can be a sensible way to test ideas before committing to a larger campaign.
Seeing the work behind each tier
To get a feel for what different levels of engagement look like in practice, browse the portfolio, where past projects show the range from compact brand starters to fuller campaigns. A full outline of individual offerings is available on the services page, and if you would rather build skills in-house, the workshops may be a useful complement to any tier.
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