Contact
Us
Write to us, call us, or send the form below. Tell us what the business needs to achieve rather than what you want built, and one conversation is usually enough for both sides to know whether this is worth doing.
Say so in your first line and we will open with what you should be receiving from that function, what good looks like in your market and what it costs. If it turns out the real problem sits elsewhere, we will say that too. Back to the dictionary.
| Stage | Who does it | Typical timing |
|---|---|---|
| Your brief is read in full | The founder | Same day |
| A written answer with an indicative shape and figure | The founder | Usually one business day |
| One conversation to test the assumptions | You and the founder | Within the week |
| A firm itemised proposal | The agency | After that conversation |
- What the business needs to achieve, in commercial terms rather than marketing terms.
- What you have already tried, and what happened.
- Any date that genuinely constrains the work.
- A budget band if you have one, so the answer is realistic rather than theatrical.
Tell us what
needs to happen.
Four lines is enough to start. The more you say about the commercial objective, the more useful the first answer will be.
Everything marked required has to be there for us to reply. The rest sharpens the answer.
Straight answers.
How do I brief Cabanga Ads?
What happens after I send a brief?
Do I need a finished brief before contacting you?
- A written brief gets a written answer, usually within one business day.
- You do not need a finished brief. What the business must achieve is enough to start.
- The first response is an indicative shape and figure, not an invoice.
Tell us what the business needs to do.
Not what you want built. What the business needs to achieve. Book a strategy session and you will leave it with a written read on where the growth actually is, what it will take, and whether we are the right people to do it. No deck, no pitch theatre, no obligation.
Or write directly to ads@cabanga.africa. One conversation is usually enough to know whether this is worth either party's time.