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You need to understand the offer well enough to describe it honestly. We help with simple language.
For people who already have customers
A Marketing Reseller Program for Florida Freelancers, IT Firms and Print Shops
You may not run an agency at all. You might be a freelance designer in Gainesville, an IT firm in Tampa that looks after fifty small offices, a print shop in Fort Myers that every local business visits, or an accountant in Boca Raton whose clients keep asking how to get more customers. Those relationships are valuable, and the question you hear is always the same: can you help with Google? The reseller program lets you say yes. All prices are in US dollars.
How it differs
This Is Not the Agency Program With a Different Name
Our white label pages are written for agencies that want a fully delivered service under their brand, with detailed client work and branded reporting. This program is lighter. It is meant for people whose main business is something else, as is common among Florida small firms: they sell the service as an add-on, keep one simple conversation with the customer and let us handle the work. You do not need to learn marketing, hire anyone or manage campaigns.
You are the trusted advisor, and your customer stays your customer. We do the delivery. How involved you want to be is up to you, and some partners keep every conversation while others ask us to explain details so they can relay them.
Who resells
Five Types of Florida Businesses That Often Resell
| Partner type | Why customers ask them | A natural first offer |
|---|---|---|
| Freelance web designers | They built the site and know what is missing | Local SEO and Google Business Profile management |
| IT and managed-service firms | They are trusted with the business's accounts and devices | Paid ads or search for office-based clients |
| Print shops and sign makers | Every local business buys from them | Local search and listings for new business owners |
| Accountants and bookkeepers | They see which clients are growing or struggling | A simple plan tied to a revenue goal |
| Insurance and financial advisors | They talk to business owners every week | Search presence for the owner's own business |
| Chambers and trade groups | They need member benefits | A discounted package for members |
Examples only. If your business is not on this list but you have customers who need marketing, we can talk.
Getting started
From First Call to First Customer
A short call
We learn about your customers and how involved you want to be.
Choose your offer
You decide whether to offer search, paid ads or both, and how to describe them.
Receive simple materials
A short outline you can use in conversation, in your own words.
Introduce a customer
You sell the service. We collect what we need to start.
We deliver
Research, build, ads and tracking happen behind the scenes.
You stay in touch
You receive reports to share and keep the relationship.
Who owns what
The Client Relationship Stays With You
Your customer is your customer. You set the price, send the invoice and decide how to describe the service. We do not contact your customers or try to sell them anything else. If you ever choose to introduce us, that is your decision.
The accounts that power the work, such as the website, Google Business Profile and ad accounts, belong to your customer. That matters because it protects them and you: if the relationship changes, nothing is held hostage. We make that clear at the start.
Rates
What Resellers Pay
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| White label SEO setup | $1,250, covering up to about 1,000 landing pages |
| White label SEO monthly fee | $300 a month once 100 or more keywords are on page 1 |
| PPC management, ad budgets of $1,000 to $5,000 | $450 a month |
| PPC management, ad budgets of $5,000 to $10,000 | $700 a month |
| PPC setup | $850, covering the first month |
| Bing add-on | $200 or $300 a month |
| Minimum and discounts | Two clients; ten percent off at 10 or more clients; twenty percent off at 20 or more |
Resellers use the same rates as agency partners. What you charge your customer is your decision.
Common worries
Four Questions Partners Ask Before Starting
What if the customer asks something I cannot answer?
Send us the question. We will give you an accurate answer to pass on.
What if results are slow?
We do not promise results or dates. Set expectations with your customer from the start.
Is this right for me?
If you have no customers who need marketing, it is not. We would rather tell you that on the first call.
Pricing your add-on
Three Ways Resellers Package It
Because you decide what your customer pays, the main question is how to describe it. Some resellers fold search or ads into an existing monthly retainer, such as a hosting plan or a bookkeeping package, and present it as an upgrade. Others sell it as a separate service with its own monthly fee. A few offer a starter package for customers who want to test before committing. All three work. The best choice usually follows how your customers already buy from you.
Whichever you choose, put it in writing: what the customer gets, what they pay, how reporting works and what you do not promise. Cover your own time too. Answering questions, forwarding reports and checking in take effort, and it should be part of the price. Remember that on the search side, the monthly fee to us begins once a client has 100 or more keywords on page 1, so your early months should not depend on that income.
Conversations
Five Things Your Customers May Say and How to Respond
| They say | A calm response |
|---|---|
| "Can you guarantee page one?" | No one can honestly guarantee it. We can build steadily and report every month. |
| "My nephew said he can do this for less." | Ask what exactly is included, who reports and what happens after the first month. |
| "Why is it so slow?" | Search pages take time to be found. Google Business Profile and ads can move sooner. |
| "Do I need to be on every platform?" | No. We start with the channels closest to paying customers. |
| "What if I want to stop?" | Month to month. Accounts stay in the customer name. |
Florida touches
Local Context That Makes You Sound Like a Specialist
Your customers will appreciate a few details that show you know where they are. If they sell in a resident-heavy market, mention that traffic follows the calendar. If they serve a long coastline, point out that a page for every town they really cover beats one big list. If they serve Spanish-speaking customers, offer to discuss real Spanish pages. If they are in storm country, say that you will help keep pages and profiles accurate when they close and reopen.
You do not have to be an expert on every county. You have to be clear about what you know and honest when you need to ask. We supply the marketing detail, and you supply the relationship. Together that is usually enough.
Customer life cycle
What Happens After the First Sale
Welcome
A short message from you so the customer knows what to expect and who to call.
First report
The first monthly report arrives under your name, with a short note from you.
Check-in
A brief call a month or two in to hear how the phone is doing.
Quarterly review
A look at what changed and whether the customer wants to add or adjust anything.
Renewal and referrals
Happy customers refer others. You decide how to thank them.
Onboarding a first customer
A Gentle Way to Start
Begin with one customer you know well. Choose a business in a market you understand, with a phone that gets answered and a website that works. Run the first few months closely, learn what the reports look like and what questions come up, then offer it to the next customer. Most partners find that the second sale is easier than the first because they can describe what they have seen.
The two-client minimum means you need a second customer lined up eventually. That does not mean you need two on day one, and we will talk about timing on the first call. If you are unsure whether you have two customers who need this, say so. We would rather help you work it out than sell you a program that does not fit.
Florida customers
Why Your Florida Customers May Need This More Than You Think
Florida's customers are surrounded by marketing noise. Every beach town has dozens of competitors in the same trade, and a business owner who takes no action can slip behind quickly. Print shop clients in Fort Myers, accountants' clients in Boca Raton or IT customers in Tampa often know they should be found on Google but have no idea where to start. They do not want to learn. They want someone they already trust to point them to a solution.
That is the heart of this program. You do not have to become a marketer. You become the person who solved a problem, and our job is to make that solution work. We keep the explanations plain, the pricing public and the promises modest, which makes it easier for you to put your name on it.
Florida partner scenarios
Where Florida Resellers Often Start
A designer in a college town
Small business owners who hired you for a website now ask about being found in search. Local SEO and a corrected Google profile are a natural first step.
An IT firm serving offices
You manage computers for small firms. Paid search or a map-pack cleanup solves a problem they already mention.
A print and sign shop
Every new business in town needs signs and cards. A starter marketing offer fits the same conversation.
An accountant with growing clients
You see which businesses want to grow. A simple plan tied to a revenue goal helps them act.
These are scenarios, not stories about real partners.
Learn more
Related Pages
If you run an agency and want a fully delivered service, see white label SEO and white label PPC. Our dedicated sites, white label SEO and white label PPC, go deeper, and our main site has a white label overview. If you want to understand the services you would resell, read our guides to search and ads.
Questions
Reseller Program Questions From Florida Businesses
What does the reseller program cost?
Resellers use the white label rates: SEO starts at $1,250 and then $300 a month once 100 or more keywords are on page 1, and PPC is $450 or $700 a month with an $850 setup. There is a two-client minimum, ten percent off at 10 or more clients and twenty percent off at 20 or more.
Do I need an agency to join?
No. Freelancers, IT firms, print shops and accountants all qualify as long as you have customers who need marketing.
Who bills the customer?
You do. You set the price and own the relationship.
Do you contact my customers?
No, unless you ask us to.
How is this different from white label?
White label is written for agencies that want a fully delivered, branded service. The reseller program is a lighter arrangement for businesses with another main line of work.
Can I resell only ads or only SEO?
Yes. Many partners begin with one and add the other later.
For partners
Compare the Partner Options
Start Here
- Florida SEOOrganic search for Florida businesses: service pages, regional pages, site structure and what to expect.
- Florida Digital MarketingThe whole picture for Florida owners: channels, costs, a Florida year of seasons, measurement and a first 90 days.
- Florida MarketingA statewide hub for Florida businesses and the agencies that serve them: search, maps, ads, AI answers, websites and partner programs.
Get Found in Search
- Florida Maps and Local SEOGoogle Business Profile and the map pack for Florida businesses: service-area and storefront setups, multi-location, seasons and call tracking.
- Florida AI SearchMake facts about your Florida business clear and consistent so AI answers and chat tools describe it correctly.
- Florida Links and CitationsCitations and local links that matter for Florida businesses: chambers, associations, press, directories and what to avoid.
Paid Advertising
- Florida Google AdsGoogle Ads management for Florida businesses: campaign structure, geo targeting inside the state, seasonal budgets and tracking.
- Florida Bing AdsMicrosoft Advertising for Florida businesses: who it reaches, when it makes sense, importing from Google and its limits.
- Florida Meta AdsMeta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) for Florida businesses: retargeting, local offers, creative ideas, special categories and limits.
Social, Content and Website
- Florida Social MediaOrganic social media management for Florida businesses: accounts, a content calendar, community replies and reviews.
- Florida ContentStrategic Content Assets for Florida businesses: what to publish, who writes what and how accuracy is protected.
- Florida Web DesignWebsite design for Florida local businesses: page types, trust signals, mobile calling, speed, storm banners and tracking.
For Agencies and Resellers
- Florida White Label SEOWhite label SEO for agencies, studios and consultants who sell to clients in Florida: how it works, reporting, pricing and onboarding.
- Florida White Label PPCWhite label PPC for agencies with Florida clients: Google, Bing and Meta campaigns under your brand, with clear monthly rates.
- Florida Reseller Program (you are here)A reseller program for Florida freelancers, web designers, IT firms, print shops and accountants: who owns the client, how it works and onboarding.
Get in Touch
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Tell us who your customers are and how involved you want to be. We will describe the simplest way to offer them SEO and ads. Call 610-825-4363 or email hello@getphound.com, and our CEO joins the call.