AdLift

• Pricing model: Mixed model. AdLift publicly shows fixed-price per-campaign packages for its ContentLift link building service, while its broader SEO/digital marketing engagements appear to be custom-quoted and commonly sold as monthly retainers, project-based work, and sometimes hourly billing.
• Starting price: $2,999 / campaign
• Typical range: $2,999-$7,999 / campaign
• Billing: Per campaign for ContentLift link building packages; broader agency services appear to be custom quote, with evidence of hourly and retainer/project-based engagement styles on AdLift's own SEO packages page and directory profiles.

AdLift does publish real package pricing on its own site for one product line: ContentLift link building campaigns at $2,999, $5,599, and $7,999 per campaign, with Enterprise pricing custom. For its broader SEO services, AdLift's own site says pricing can be hourly, monthly retainer, project-based, or performance-based, but does not publish dollar amounts there. Reputable directories add context rather than official rate cards: Clutch lists AdLift at $25-$49/hr with a $5,000+ minimum project size, DesignRush lists a $40/hr average hourly rate and a minimal budget of $1,000-$10,000, and The Manifest lists a $5,000+ entry budget; these are directory-reported figures, not necessarily prices published directly by AdLift.

AdLift appears to run engagements as a customized search-marketing program: it starts by analyzing the client’s site, search landscape, and goals, then builds a tailored SEO and/or paid-media strategy, executes across technical/content/campaign work, and monitors performance through reporting and ongoing optimization.

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   Assess the site and business goals

   AdLift first analyzes the client’s website and current search performance to identify on-page, off-page, and technical issues, while aligning the work to the client’s business needs and objectives. Multiple company pages emphasize that its strategies are individualized rather than one-size-fits-all.

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   Research keywords, competitors, and audiences

   After diagnosis, AdLift performs detailed keyword research and competitive analysis to map opportunities across branded and non-branded search. For paid media, third-party coverage says this includes PPC and competitor research to understand rivals’ search strategies and identify revenue opportunities.

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   Build a tailored cross-channel strategy

   Using that research, AdLift develops a customized SEO and/or paid-media plan. Its own materials describe tailored SEO execution, while paid-media pages stress customer-centric messaging, audience segmentation, and coordination between SEO and PPC to avoid cannibalization.

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   Implement technical, on-page, and content improvements

   For SEO engagements, AdLift then executes the roadmap through on-page optimization, technical fixes, internal linking, schema/URL improvements, and content marketing. Case studies on AdLift’s site consistently show this implementation layer as the core delivery work after strategy.

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   Launch and manage paid campaigns where relevant

   When the engagement includes paid media, AdLift develops and launches campaigns, segments audiences, manages bids and messaging, and uses funnel-based targeting or retargeting where appropriate. Third-party and company sources both describe ongoing campaign management rather than a one-time setup.

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   Report results and continuously optimize

   Once work is live, AdLift tracks, analyzes, and adjusts performance on an ongoing basis. Evidence points to regular KPI reporting and monitoring, including a client testimonial about comprehensive KPI reports and a third-party write-up describing real-time dashboard visibility plus continual testing and optimization.