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You don’t need
to become everything
your client needs.
You just need
the right partners.

Balkaris Partnerships puts a full digital, growth and studio team behind your business — so you can say yes to more, keep your clients close, and earn from the work you used to turn away.

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Real situations. Real opportunities.

When your client asks…

Different businesses. Same moment.
A bigger opportunity — with the right partner.

  • A dark desk under a lamp: a laptop, an espresso, a phone, a black card and a closed notebook.

    A consultant

    Strategic advice is just the start. Now it needs execution.

    01We build, launch and run what you recommended — and you stay in the room.

  • A pale desk in morning light: a laptop and a tablet showing the same site, printed page layouts, a coffee.

    A marketing agency

    The campaign is sold. Now it needs a website behind it.

    02We build the site, the shop or the app — under your name or beside you — and 20% of our fee is yours.

  • A candlelit table on dark marble: a menu card, white flowers, a camera with its lens hood on.

    An event organiser

    Your couples want a photographer and a film.

    03Recommend us for the wedding photography and film. One introduction, and a couple that remembers you for it.

  • A bouquet of white roses in paper, ribbon on a spool, scissors, a film camera and two wedding prints.

    A florist

    Your couples ask you for a photographer.

    04Recommend us for the day. Your flowers, photographed properly.

  • Black marble: a pair of keys, a floor plan, a laptop showing an apartment building at dusk, a brass pen.

    A real estate agent

    A new development needs a launch.

    05Film, photography, a landing page and the campaign that fills the viewing day.

  • A pale desk: an open brand book, a laptop with a monogram on screen, a fan of grey swatches and stone samples.

    A brand designer

    The identity is done. Now it needs a website and motion.

    06Development, motion design and a launch campaign, faithful to your system.

  • A dark studio desk: a monitor with a building render, a drawing tablet, model blocks and prints of houses at dusk.

    An architect

    Your client wants to see the building before it exists.

    07AI film, renders in motion and a sales page for the development.

  • A pale desk: a laptop, printed flowcharts, and white blocks joined by brass rods into a small system.

    An AI consultant

    Your client wants it built into their systems.

    08AI development, automation and integration, delivered by a team that ships.

  • A pale marble desk: a camera body without its lens, a spread of portrait prints, a lens cap and a wallet of memory cards.

    A photographer

    The pictures are done. Now they want a campaign around them.

    09A landing page, the ads and the funnel built on your shoot. You keep the client.

  • A dark desk: a laptop with a plain website on screen, a small storage server with its lights on, coiled network cables, a coffee.

    An IT company

    The systems are solid. The website has to look like it.

    10We design and build the front door; you stay the people they trust with the rest.

  • A signed contract with a red wax seal on a leather desk pad, a fountain pen, a folder and a glass of water.

    A law firm

    Your client is founding a company and needs a brand.

    11Naming, identity, site and the first campaign. You made the introduction; we do the rest.

  • A dark studio: a monitor with a house in wireframe, a 3D mouse, a drawing tablet and a white model on its plinth.

    A 3D artist

    Your client wants the renders turned into film.

    12AI video and motion design that put your model in motion, sold under your name.

  • A pale marble desk: a cappuccino, an open notebook with a pen, a laptop and printed charts.

    A business coach

    Your client is ready to grow and has no marketing.

    13Growth marketing as a managed function: search, ads, CRM and the reporting.

  • Black marble: a leather folder of papers, a calculator, a fountain pen, a laptop and a stack of black cards.

    A fiduciary

    A client mentions they need a new website.

    14One more question you can answer instead of shrugging. Introduce them, keep 20% of our fee.

  • A light oak desk by a window: one laptop with a design tool open, a notebook, a pen and a cup, and a lot of empty desk.

    A freelance designer

    The project is bigger than one person.

    15Development, motion and marketing around your design — with you as the lead.

  • A dark desk: a magnifying glass over a printed chart, a laptop with a website layout, a wireframe sheet.

    An SEO specialist

    The site has to be rebuilt before rankings can move.

    16We rebuild it fast, on your brief, and hand you a site you can rank.

  • A wooden desk in window light: a policy folder, a calculator, tortoiseshell glasses, a laptop with a form, black cards.

    An insurance broker

    Your business clients keep asking who does websites.

    17Now you have an answer. Introduce them, and keep 20% of our fee.

  • A wooden desk in window light: a typewriter with a page in it, a cup of tea, a pencil, reading glasses and loose sheets.

    A copywriter

    The words are ready. The site has to be built around them.

    18Design and development that respects the copy. Your client, your credit.

  • A dark set table: a cinema lens, a clapperboard, a laptop with a timeline open, a storyboard sheet, a film light behind.

    A filmmaker

    The film is cut. It needs a site and a campaign to live on.

    19We build what shows it off and run the ads that put it in front of people.

  • A pale marble desk: a kraft box and a gift bag, a phone and a laptop both showing a shop, colour swatches.

    An e-commerce consultant

    The shop needs building and the ads need running.

    20A complete shop and the campaigns behind it, with the numbers in your client’s hands.

  • Two monitors of code in a dark room, a keyboard, an espresso and a sticky note under one lamp.

    A software agency

    The product is built. The marketing isn’t.

    21Positioning, site, launch film and the funnel. You keep building.

  • A pale desk: a suitcase with a leather tag, a cappuccino, a laptop showing a hotel pool over the sea, postcards and a straw hat.

    A travel agency

    Your partner hotels need film and a site that sells the stay.

    22Photography, film and a booking page, produced on location.

  • Dark marble: stone and brass samples, prints of a coastline, a laptop with a portfolio site, a candle and white flowers.

    An interior designer

    The space is finished. It deserves to be seen.

    23Photography, film and the content that carries your work into their marketing.

  • A dark marble desk under a pale wall: a microphone on a stand, a stack of press releases, a press folder, a laptop with a news site.

    A PR agency

    The launch needs film and a landing page.

    24We produce the assets and build the page; you run the story.

  • A dark table: a bouquet of white roses, a wax-sealed invitation, silk ribbon, a candle and a film camera.

    A wedding planner

    Your couples ask who should film the day.

    25Photography, film, and the edit they will actually send to their families.

  • A marble reception counter: a brass bell, a coffee, a leather notebook with a pen, and a tablet with a bookings calendar.

    A hospitality consultant

    Your client needs bookings, not another deck.

    26Site, booking flow, search and social content, run as one system.

  • A sunlit loft: a long oak table with two laptops, a plant, sticky notes, and a whiteboard by the window.

    A coworking space

    Your startups need everything at once.

    27Brand, site, MVP and the first campaign — one partner they can grow with.

  • A dark marble counter: stacks of cut paper, a book of paper samples, a brass ruler, a laptop showing a website of paper.

    A print shop

    A customer asks whether you also do websites.

    28Now you do. Introduce them, and keep 20% of our fee.

  • A stone table above an alpine lake at dusk: a folded drone, its controller, spare batteries and a laptop with the edit open.

    A drone operator

    Your clients ask for the full film, not the footage.

    29Edit, sound, colour and the website to put it on. Your footage, finished.

  • A dark marble table set for an event: a stack of black menus, a place card, a floor plan on a clipboard, a candle and a camera.

    A venue

    Every event asks for film and photography.

    30One partner for every booking’s content — your venue in every frame.

  • A pale desk: a mirrorless camera, memory cards, a storyboard sheet, a phone on a stand and printed frames.

    A social media manager

    Your client wants real video, not stock.

    31Content production, short films and photography on a monthly rhythm you can schedule.

  • A flight case in low light: a DJ controller, headphones, a laptop and a microphone.

    A DJ or band

    The venues that book you need a website.

    32Introduce them and keep 20% of our fee. They get a site; you get the credit.

  • A boardroom table before a meeting: name cards, a carafe and glasses, a laptop, and a city skyline through the glass.

    A business association

    Your members keep asking who to trust with digital.

    33A partner you can vouch for, and one that reports back to you.

  • A dark stone floor: two hex dumbbells, a steel bottle, a resistance band, a phone with a workout app, a black card and a towel.

    A fitness coach

    The studio needs a site that sells memberships.

    34Design, build, and the ads and funnel that fill the classes.

  • A terrace table over a lake city with the Alps behind: a passport, a Swiss train ticket, a laptop with a map, a coffee and a flag pin.

    An agency abroad

    Your client needs execution in Switzerland.

    35A local team for the shoot, the site or the campaign, working under your name.

  • A bright meeting table: lanyards and blank badges, a coffee, a notebook, a laptop and a printed sheet of team portraits.

    A recruiter

    Your client’s employer brand is invisible.

    36Employer branding, film and a careers page that makes the next hire easier.

Partner with purpose.

A real partnership.
Not a referral link.

Most collaborations hand you a percentage and disappear. Ours starts there — 20% of our fee on every first project you introduce — and then goes further: a partner tier where we put our own services and support behind your business.

The reasoning is simple. The more you grow, the better the clients you bring, and the better it gets for both of us. We work with you, not around you: shared standards, clear communication and real delivery, so your reputation stays strong and your clients get what they were promised.

  • Same standardsHigher opportunities
  • Collaborationover competition
  • Your clientsstay your clients
  • Real workReal impact

A simple process.

From opportunity
to outcome.

  1. 01

    Share the opportunity

    Tell us what your client needs. One email with the three of us on it is enough — we listen, ask the right questions and find the best fit.

  2. 02

    We build the team

    We bring the right people from our own team, quickly and carefully, and quote it like any other job. You see the number before your client does.

  3. 03

    You stay in control

    You lead the relationship. We deliver the work — under your name or alongside you, whichever you asked for before the first job.

  4. 04

    Your client gets results

    A seamless experience, a stronger client relationship, and your share paid when they pay. More opportunities ahead.

Two ways in. One direction.

Stronger
together.

Choose the one that fits how you work today. Both are agreed in writing, per introduction — no exclusivity, no retainer, nothing to sign to start.

  • 01Introduce

    Keep 20% of our fee.

    Someone asks you for what we do. Introduce them, and if the work goes ahead, 20% of our fee on that first project is yours — paid once the client has paid us. You make the introduction; the rest is ours to do and yours to watch.

  • 02Partner

    We back your business.

    For the people who keep bringing us work, we go further: our own services and support behind your business — your site, your content, your campaigns, the systems under them. Because the more you grow, the better the clients you bring, and the better it gets for both of us.

A broader range. A brighter future.

Capabilities
that complement,
not compete.

Questions? Here are a few answers.

Frequently
asked questions.

You introduce a client whose need we can meet. We scope and quote it like any other job, you see the number first, we deliver, and 20% of our fee on that first project is yours once the client has paid. Partners who keep bringing work move into the partner tier, where we put our own services and support behind your business too.

Anyone whose clients keep asking for something they don’t do: agencies, consultants, IT providers, fiduciaries, photographers, developers, event organisers. There is no application and no fee to join — if you are being asked for work we do, it is already open to you.

Yes, if you want us to. Under your name is a white-label arrangement and is priced as work; alongside you, with the client knowing who we are, is the 20% arrangement. Tell us which you want before the first job — we don’t switch halfway.

On our fee — what we invoice for our own work. Not on ad spend, licences, print or anything we buy on the client’s behalf; a share of a media budget is a mark-up, not a commission. It is paid once the client has paid the invoice it relates to: you invoice us for your share and we settle it. On a project billed in stages, your share follows each stage.

Websites, apps and software; brand, content, film and photography; search, ads, funnels and CRM; AI and automation. Three disciplines under one roof, so one introduction can cover the whole job rather than a slice of it.

Get in touch with who they are and what they need, and we come back with what it would take. If you would rather understand the arrangement first, say that instead — no name has to be mentioned.

Two hikers on a mountain ridge, one reaching down to pull the other up, ranges fading into haze behind them.

Let’s do greater work together.

Ready to say yes
to more opportunities?

Talk to us about how a partnership with Balkaris helps you deliver more for your clients — and grow what’s next.

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