What Are Job Points?
Job points are the backbone of our Precision Subscription. Each point is equivalent to an hour of work from our dedicated team of marketing professionals. Whether you need a quick 300-word blog post or a more complex white paper, job points make it easy to allocate resources exactly where you need them.
How It Works
With job points, you have the freedom to mix and match services based on your current priorities. Need a new logo design? That’s covered. How about a strategic campaign plan? We’ve got you. The beauty of job points is in their versatility—no matter what your marketing challenge, you can tailor our services to meet it.
Why Job Points?
Traditional marketing retainers can be restrictive, often locking you into services that don’t fully align with your needs. With job points, you only use what you need, when you need it. This means no wasted resources and complete control over your marketing spend. Plus, our transparent point system makes it easy to track your usage and plan ahead.
Get Started Today
Experience the flexibility and value of the Precision Subscription by making the most of our job points. From content creation to design, strategy to execution, our team is ready to help you achieve your marketing goals.
For a detailed breakdown of how job points can be allocated across different tasks, download our Job Points Guide and start planning your next project with confidence.
Precision License Job Points Guide
Here’s a table outlining suggested job points for each of the specified tasks. These times are based on typical industry standards and the complexity of each task.
Explanation:
300-Word Blog Post:
10 job points as it’s a short, straightforward task.
Case Study:
More complex than a blog post, often requiring in-depth research, interviews, and analysis.
White Paper:
Requires extensive research, detailed writing, and sometimes design, hence a higher job point allocation.
Social Media Graphic:
Relatively simple design work, typically requiring less time.
Google Display Advert:
Includes both design and copywriting, usually straightforward but requires precision.
Print Advert:
Similar to display adverts but may need more attention to detail for print-specific requirements.
Direct Mail (Design & Content):
Involves designing a physical piece, writing content, and considering layout and print specs.
Landing Page Design and Content:
Combining design and copywriting, it’s more involved, especially if the page is complex.
Logo Design:
A highly creative task that often involves multiple revisions and creative brainstorming.
Email Design:
Involves both design and ensuring the email is functional across different platforms.
Campaign Plan:
Requires strategic thinking, research, and planning, hence more job points.
Short Animation (60 Seconds):
Animation is time-intensive, involving storyboarding, design, and motion graphics work.