For Digital Marketing Agencies Add Search Intelligence to your agency without building the entire capability in-house.
Your clients are asking:
- Why are competitors appearing in AI recommendations?
- Which prompts and questions actually matter?
- How should AI search, SEO, paid media, content, and PR work together?
- How do we measure business impact?
- Should we buy software, build internally, or change our operating model?
Your existing team should not have to invent every answer alone.
Hendricks provides a specialized intelligence and engineering layer while protecting the agency relationship.
Partnership Models Four models. Ownership defined before delivery.
White-label specialist
Hendricks delivers under the agency’s brand, communication structure, and account leadership.
Best forAgencies protecting one unified client experience.
Embedded intelligence lead
Hendricks joins strategy, technical, data, or client meetings as an extension of the agency team.
Best forEnterprise accounts and temporary capability gaps.
Co-branded partner
Both organizations are visible, with responsibilities and ownership defined in advance.
Best forComplex engagements where specialist authority supports the sale.
System builder
Hendricks architects and deploys a repeatable Search Intelligence capability that the agency can operate.
Best forAgencies building a durable new service line.
Capabilities What an agency can draw on.
- Search Demand Intelligence
- Selection Intelligence
- AI visibility and citation analysis
- Technical search architecture
- Entity and brand-understanding analysis
- Decision-content architecture
- Search Presence Engineering
- Paid and organic Total Search
- Search impact measurement
- BigQuery and data engineering
- Governed monitoring agents
- Executive reporting
- Client workshops
- White-label research
Partner Commitments The protections that come with the partnership.
- No client solicitation or circumvention
- No undisclosed upselling
- Branding and communication ownership defined in advance
- Agency retains the client relationship
- NDA and data-access terms established before delivery
- Documented scope, assumptions, outputs, and acceptance criteria
- Implementation documentation provided to the agency
- Honest disclosure when a simpler solution is sufficient
- No fabricated results or guaranteed citation claims