The MADDS Edit

A launch starts when the materials are in. Not when you pay.

By Madison Fine, founder of MADDS Marketing · October 29, 2026

Materials first. The clock does not start when you pay.

Business Launch is the build. Up to five pages, the words written, a lead form, Google filled in, two social bios, and six posts for the week you go live. Starting at $2,500. It is not a new logo. It is not a month of posting after that week. It is not ads, and it is not a photo shoot.

The 7 to 10 business days start when I have what I need. Payment is not that moment. A folder of “we’ll send photos soon” is not that moment.

In the buildNot in the build
Up to five pages, with the words writtenA new logo
A lead form, Google, and two biosAds, or someone to manage them
Six posts for the week you go liveA photo shoot, or posting after that week

What “in” has to mean before day one

The 7 to 10 business days are real. They are not a mood. I can’t write a page about a service you haven’t named, and I can’t point Google at a phone you haven’t confirmed. This is the pile that makes the clock honest.

In the folderNot a start
What you sell, who it’s for, what they should do next“You know the vibe”
Photos you have the right to use, or a clear noA promise that photos are coming
Domain, Google, and the inbox the form should hitA login nobody can find
Hours, phone, service area, the offer that is actually for saleThree versions of the phone number

If the build is more than five pages, more than one location, or a rebrand plus the site, I don’t stretch this package until the edges disappear. That is a larger project, from $5,000, and you hear the number before anyone starts. It pauses when the project is waiting on you.

  • What you sell, who it’s for, and what you want them to do next. In your words. I will clean them. I won’t invent the business.
  • Photos you have the right to use. If you don’t have any, say that before I start, not on day six.
  • Logins, or a person who can grant them. Domain, Google, the inbox the form should hit.
  • The facts that must be right. Hours, phone, service area, the offer that is actually for sale.
  • Answers within a few days. The clock stops when the project is waiting on you.

A one-page site alone is $750. Launch is the larger version because the pages, the form, Google, the bios, and the six posts are in it. If you only need Google, buy Google Setup. If you only need the logo, buy Brand In A Day.

The page with the scope is Business Launch. If you already know it’s the build, start the project and tell me what’s missing.

If this is the job, say so.

Tell me what’s missing. I’ll tell you which door it is before anyone starts.

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