How Mapo Media works
Marketing delivered like software: pick a product, buy it, brief it, approve it. No retainers, no scoping calls, no surprises on the invoice.
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Pick what you need
Browse twelve productized services. Every one lists exactly what's included, the price, and the turnaround — no quotes, no discovery call. Add services to an order and set quantities.
Buy one SEO blog or ten. Mix a landing page with a month of social graphics. The running total updates as you go.
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Check out once
Pay for the whole order in one go. One project is created for every unit you bought the moment payment clears.
One-time by default. A short onboarding captures your brand, voice, and reference files the first time — after that it's reused on every project.
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Brief each project
Each project opens with a short, product-specific brief. Tell the team the topic and any details; attach references if you have them.
Briefs, revision notes, and approvals all live on the project, so context stays with the work instead of scattered across email.
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The team runs the workflow
Every service has one fixed workflow it runs the same way each time — draft, internal QA, then delivery. You can watch progress by stage.
Backed by the production capacity of an established staffing company, so throughput doesn't wobble when demand spikes.
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Review and approve
Edit copy in place, preview media inline, and either approve or request changes. Two revision rounds are included on every service.
Approve and the deliverable is finalised — the file lands in Deliverables and the project closes.
Why it holds up
Fixed scope, fixed price
Every service is published with what's included. Budget a whole quarter without a single quote.
The same workflow every time
Deterministic production. Output doesn't drift as freelancers rotate in and out.
Everything in one place
Briefs, drafts, revisions, approvals, invoices — all attached to the work they belong to.
See it with your own order
Build an order in a few minutes. Your first project can start this week — no contract, 14-day money-back guarantee.