Exposure Ninja

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted digital marketing engagements, primarily sold as ongoing monthly/ongoing service relationships rather than fixed public packages. Evidence points to bespoke retainers and larger scoped projects for SEO, PPC, content, web design, CRM/strategy, and related services; they also offer a free marketing review as the top-of-funnel entry point.
• Starting price: $10,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $10,000-$49,999 per project
• Billing: Custom quote; appears to support both ongoing monthly service engagements and project-based scopes. Third-party directories list a minimum project size and hourly-rate band rather than public package prices.
• Free trial: Free website/marketing review is publicly offered; no paid trial pricing found.

Exposure Ninja does not appear to publish direct service prices, plans, retainers, or package menus on its own website pages reviewed. The clearest concrete pricing data found is from reputable third-party directories: Clutch lists a minimum project size of $10,000+ and an average hourly rate of $100-$149/hr, while a verified client review there shows a live engagement in the $10,000-$49,999 band. DesignRush does not publish rates for the profile itself ('Inquire'), but its portfolio entry for Exposure Ninja's The Ordinary case lists a $100K-$250K, 12-month engagement value; that is a project example, not a published standard package price. Buyers should treat the directory figures as marketplace/listing data rather than agency-published rate cards, and expect custom scoping after the free review/consultation.

Exposure Ninja engagements appear to begin with a manual marketing review and consultation to understand the client’s goals, followed by a strategy/roadmap phase and then ongoing done-for-you delivery across SEO, content, PPC, and/or website work. Clients repeatedly describe regular updates or meetings, strong visibility into the process, and reporting that shows rankings, traffic, conversions, and next actions.

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   Request a review and share goals

   The process commonly starts with a prospect requesting a marketing or website review. Exposure Ninja then speaks with the business first to learn its goals and context so the review can be tailored; customers also describe answering questions before the review is delivered.

2. 2

   Receive a live or recorded expert review

   An Exposure Ninja marketer reviews the website and marketing activity, explains what is and is not working, and highlights growth opportunities. Reviewers describe getting either a live consultation they can ask questions on or, in past experiences, a detailed review video plus follow-up call.

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   Align on strategy and roadmap

   If the fit is right, the agency turns the review into a documented strategy focused on business outcomes rather than vanity metrics. Third-party and company materials describe roadmaps built around SEO, AI search visibility, conversion optimization, and sometimes PPC or website redevelopment, while clients mention strategy creation as the basis for later SEO work.

4. 4

   Build or optimize the website and campaign assets

   Exposure Ninja then executes the agreed workstream, which can include website redesign/development, on-page and off-page SEO, blog/content production, paid media, and supporting technical changes. Customers specifically describe the team handling design elements, logic flows, blog posts, niche copywriting, and SEO implementation.

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   Run the campaign with regular communication and approvals

   During delivery, clients describe frequent progress updates, regular or weekly meetings, and clear communication through virtual meetings, email, and messaging. Reviews emphasize that clients have visibility into the process and that the team sets expectations clearly while making adjustments as work progresses.

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   Report results and refine next actions

   The ongoing service is managed through high-level reporting and data review, with Exposure Ninja showing rankings, traffic, backlinks, conversions, and ROI-oriented progress. Both clients and the company’s site describe transparent reporting and detailed updates that make it clear what has been done, what is working, and what opportunities come next.