Eximo Marketing

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted marketing strategy / consultancy engagement, likely project-based with follow-on strategic support. Eximo describes a defined delivery process (discovery/PFC, qualitative research, quantitative research, strategy, then 'Orbit' support after launch), but does not publish fixed packages or standard rates on its own site.
• Starting price: $5,000
• Typical range: $5,000–$10,000 per engagement
• Billing: Custom quote; directory evidence points to budget/project-based pricing rather than published hourly or packaged pricing.
• Contract terms: Not explicitly published. Eximo states it typically stays involved for the first six months after launch, sometimes longer, but this is described as delivery support rather than a formal minimum contract term.

I found no first-party public pricing page, fee schedule, package table, hourly rate, setup fee, or retainer terms on Eximo's own website. The only concrete public price signal I found is a third-party directory listing on Zyppy showing both 'Monthly Budget' and 'Minimum Cost' as $5,000–$10,000; that appears to be a directory estimate/listing value rather than a first-party published Eximo price. Clutch corroborates that pricing is not publicly disclosed there, listing both minimum project size and hourly rate as 'Undisclosed', which supports the conclusion that Eximo sells primarily via custom quotes.

Evidence is sparse, but Eximo Marketing does describe a consistent strategy engagement: it begins with a top-level fit and scope discussion, moves into customer and market research, turns that into a focused marketing strategy and execution plan, and then continues advising during implementation. There were no substantive public customer reviews describing week-by-week delivery, so the reconstruction relies mainly on a third-party company profile plus Eximo's own process descriptions and one third-party case write-up.

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   Start with a top-level fit and scope discussion

   Eximo first meets the client to discuss the project at a high level and identify the key people who will be involved. This stage is explicitly framed as understanding scope and deciding whether both sides are a good fit, rather than solving the problem immediately.

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   Align around strategy and client participation

   Before deeper work begins, Eximo expects a clear strategic brief or helps create one, centered on who is being targeted, why they would buy, and what the objectives are. Its own materials also stress involving people across the client organization, not just senior leaders, to inform the strategy.

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   Run customer interviews and qualitative research

   Eximo says its work is 'customer inspired' and starts the main delivery with qualitative research, doing the heavy lifting to speak directly with customers or target buyers. Its positioning consistently emphasizes putting the customer and the voice of the customer at the heart of decisions.

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   Add quantitative and internal market evidence

   After qualitative work narrows the field, Eximo goes deeper with quantitative audience data and combines that with in-house or third-party data. In at least one outside case write-up, this broader diagnostic phase also included reviewing the client's existing marketing activity, planning cycles, and organizational structure.

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   Develop the marketing strategy and execution plan

   Eximo then converts the research into a strategy focused on the problem being solved, who will buy, what drives purchase, and what the client is trying to achieve. A third-party profile adds that Eximo breaks this strategy down into a marketing plan for the client's team to execute.

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   Support the launch and ongoing implementation

   Eximo says it does not disappear after strategy delivery; once the launch or rollout begins, the client's team does much of the execution while Eximo stays involved to help make the initiative successful. The Bauer Media case also describes Eximo helping clarify challenges, kick-start planning, and roll out a consistent approach across brands.

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   Collect feedback and review the project

   Eximo describes feedback and review as a formal part of its process after delivery. It says it uses anonymous surveys with everyone involved in a project, followed by meetings with the main client, and also reviews each project to improve future delivery.