What does white-label delivery give your agency?
White-label delivery lets your agency offer specialist Web3 marketing work without presenting the fulfilment partner as the provider. You retain the client relationship and set how the work fits your offer; MediaStrategy handles the agreed execution behind the scenes.
The model is useful when a client needs a capability your team does not want to hire for or manage directly. It can also help you respond to a wider brief while keeping your internal team focused on strategy and account leadership. Wholesale pricing gives you room to define your own client pricing and packaging; it does not prescribe your margin or sales approach.
Before discussing a scope, map the service to a real client need:
- Which outcome is the client asking for, and what work will address it?
- What does your team own: strategy, approvals, client communication or all three?
- What should appear in the final report, and who will present it?
You can review the wider service offer, discuss a partner arrangement, or compare the available approach through pricing.
How does the white-label operating model work?
The operating model separates client ownership from fulfilment: your agency manages its client relationship, while MediaStrategy delivers the work agreed for the account. This keeps communication and presentation consistent with your brand without obscuring what needs to be approved or supplied.
A practical kickoff checklist should capture the client’s objective, selected service, target channels, required assets, approval owner, reporting expectations and any timing constraints. Your agency can then review the scope with us before it is presented to the client. That scope review is the point to resolve unclear responsibilities, missing inputs or a mismatch between the requested outcome and the work being proposed.
For reporting, agree the format and audience in advance. We provide reports without our branding so your team can prepare them for its own client-facing workflow. Keep the report tied to the agreed scope: work completed, placement or delivery evidence where relevant, open items and next decisions. For more detail on the working relationship, see how we work and our privacy information.
Which work should you resell, and where are the boundaries?
The best fit is work your agency can explain, scope and present confidently—not simply a service that can be added to a catalogue. Start with the client’s actual objective, then choose a delivery scope your account lead can oversee and your client can evaluate.
White-label execution can support campaign work across the Web3 marketing offer. For example, your team may explore trending campaigns, creator campaigns, or PR and media when those match the client brief. Treat each as a distinct scope rather than combining services by default; the right mix depends on the brief, available inputs and approvals.
Third-party platforms control their own review, placement availability and rotation, so a requested placement or position cannot be promised in advance; our commitment is to deliver the work and placements agreed in the scope. To assess fit, send MediaStrategy your client objective, preferred services, required reporting format and approval process. We will review that brief with you and identify the next scope to present.
Frequently asked questions
Will my client know that you are involved?
The service is designed for delivery behind your agency’s brand. You own the client relationship and decide how to describe your fulfilment model. We keep our branding out of the reports; agree any communication and approval arrangements during scope review.
Can I add only one service to my agency’s offer?
Yes. Start with the service that fits a specific client brief rather than committing to a broad catalogue. Share the objective, required work and client-facing responsibilities so we can review a focused scope with you.
What will the reports look like?
Reports are delivered without our branding. Agree the intended audience and useful reporting fields before execution, then your team can prepare the report for its own client workflow and presentation.
Can you promise a particular platform placement?
No. A platform’s own review, availability and rotation determine whether and where a placement appears. We can agree and deliver the scope of work, but cannot promise a particular platform position in advance.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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