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Monthly retargeting and display ads management contract for a food packaging wholesaler in Toronto in 2026

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
October 11, 2026
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Monthly retargeting and display ads management contract for a food packaging wholesaler in Toronto in 2026

Monthly retargeting and display ads management contract for a food packaging wholesaler in Toronto in 2026

Digital Marketing

The verdict in three sentences

For a food packaging wholesaler in Toronto, retargeting and display ads bring back the bakery owners, caterers and food manufacturers who browsed a product page but never asked for a price. The monthly management contract must pin down service frequencies: new creatives every 4 to 8 weeks, a cap of 3 to 6 impressions per person per week and weekly tracking of cost per quote request. Without those clauses you pay a fixed fee for a campaign that runs on autopilot and slowly annoys your best prospects.

Monthly costs to write into the contract

Your range (clamshells, bakery boxes, hot cups, kraft bags, compostable trays) draws a lot of comparison browsing. A catering buyer in the Greater Toronto Area typically visits several times before requesting a price list. Retargeting captures that consideration window.

Line item2026 market ballparkWhat the contract should say
Monthly management feeCA$700 to CA$2,000Fixed amount, reviewed once a year
Display media budgetCA$1,500 to CA$5,000Paid by the client directly to Google
Initial setupCA$1,000 to CA$3,000Audiences, tags, consent mode, first creative set
Creative refreshIncluded or CA$250 to CA$600 per setEvery 4 to 8 weeks, in English and French
Target cost per quote requestCA$60 to CA$180Varies by product family
Termination notice1 to 3 monthsOne month after the trial period

If you want a nearshore partner for setup work, Kolonell's price for a paid campaign setup is 152 EUR (100,000 FCFA), separate from these Toronto market ranges.

Service levels and intervention frequencies

The heart of the contract is a schedule of what the agency does and how often. Ask for this table as an appendix.

InterventionMinimum frequencyVerifiable deliverable
Bid and budget checksWeeklyNote in the weekly report
Low quality placement exclusionsEvery 2 weeksList of excluded sites and apps
Frequency cap reviewAt setup, then monthly3 to 6 impressions per person per week
Creative refreshEvery 4 to 8 weeksNew bilingual set approved by the client
Audience updatesMonthlySegments by product family and visitor type
Cost per quote request reportWeeklyShared dashboard with quotes and spend
Steering meetingQuarterlyMinutes and next quarter action plan

An uncapped frequency is the fastest way to kill B2B retargeting. A bakery owner in Mississauga who sees the same cake box fifteen times in a week does not come back, he mutes your ads. Name the cap in the contract.

ClauseSuggested wordingWhy it matters
Account ownershipGoogle Ads account in the client's name, agency has delegated accessYou keep history and audiences
Privacy and consentAgency confirms tags respect visitor consent under PIPEDARetargeting relies on tracking that needs a lawful basis
Email follow upsAny email added to the plan complies with CASL consent rulesCanada's anti spam law is strict on B2B email too
Creative ownershipAssigned to the client on terminationAnother agency can reuse it
Term and notice3 month trial, then month to month with 1 month noticeNo exit penalty
Fee reviewOnce a year, in writingNo surprise increases

For the exact obligations, rely on guidance from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and the CRTC rather than verbal assurances from an agency.

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Illustrative example: Priya, marketing director of a food packaging wholesaler in Vaughan, signs a contract at CA$1,200 management and CA$3,000 media per month, CA$4,200 in total. Before retargeting, the site produced 55 quote requests a month; after 3 months it produces 78, of which 30 are attributed to display. Cost per extra quote request comes out at CA$140. With a 30% close rate and an average first order of CA$2,200, those 30 requests yield 9 orders and about CA$19,800 in revenue, before any repeat orders.

FAQ

What is the minimum media budget for useful B2B retargeting?

Plan on at least CA$1,500 a month if your site gets 4,000 or more monthly visits. Below that, audiences are too small to serve ads consistently.

How often should creatives be refreshed?

Every 4 to 8 weeks, or as soon as click through rate drops 30% from launch. Seasonal creatives for holiday packaging should be ready 6 weeks ahead.

Should we sign a 12 month term?

A 3 month trial followed by month to month terms with 1 month notice protects the client better. A long term only makes sense against a written discount.

How do we know retargeting really adds quote requests?

Track quote requests by source and compare the 3 month period with the previous 3 months. A lift of 20% to 45% is common when audiences are segmented by product family.

Can retargeting replace SEO?

No, it only reaches people who already visited your site. SEO and search ads bring those visitors in; retargeting raises the share that asks for a quote.

Get found by the customers who are searching for you. Start with a visibility audit at 100,000 FCFA (about 152 EUR), credited against setup if you start within 30 days, then a Traffic Engine plan sized to your catalogue, with a weekly report on incoming quote requests: Traffic Engine. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.

Tags:#retargeting Toronto#food packaging#Google Ads management contract#B2B display ads#B2B digital marketing#maintenance and monitoring#Toronto
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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.