Flying Cat Marketing

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted SEO engagements, sold primarily as monthly retainer work for the agency’s "SEO Accelerator" / full-service SEO programs, with transparency via a deliverables-based points system. They also offer one-off audit/strategy projects and founder-led consulting billed hourly or as a custom package.
• Starting price: $300/hr
• Typical range: $100-$149/hr
• Billing: Primarily monthly retainer for ongoing SEO/content programs; one-off projects available; founder consulting available hourly; agency says retainers use a points system so clients know how much they are paying for each deliverable.
• Contract terms: Initial 4-month commitment (including onboarding), then rolling 60-day notice; yearly contracts paid upfront may receive discounts.

Flying Cat Marketing does not appear to publish a standard package price on its own site; the agency consistently pushes prospects to book a call for a customized proposal/quote. What is publicly knowable is that their own site states founder Maeva Cifuentes can be hired at $300/hour, that ongoing work is usually structured as a retainer with a points-based deliverable system, and that the standard commitment is 4 months then rolling 60-day notice. Third-party directory figures are estimates/listing data rather than agency-published package prices: Clutch lists $1,000+ minimum project size and $100-$149/hr average hourly rate, DesignRush lists $1,000-$10,000 minimal budget and $149/hr, and Clutch review data indicates typical reviewed investments around $150,000-$180,000 with the most common reviewed project size band at $50,000-$199,999.

A Flying Cat Marketing engagement appears to start with a fast first-month onboarding and strategy phase, then move into an ongoing SEO/content production rhythm managed in shared tools with client approvals, Slack communication, and regular performance reviews. Clients describe them as handling strategy, keyword/topic planning, writing, editing, and ready-to-publish delivery with strong project management and responsiveness.

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   Align goals and set up access

   After signing, Flying Cat begins with a kickoff call to align on goals, collect access to tools such as Google Search Console, Analytics, and the CMS, and gather competitor context. The client is then added to shared collaboration channels and tracking systems, which reviews also describe as Slack-based and well organized.

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   Audit the site and learn the business

   Next, they review the client's current SEO state, existing content, and opportunities, while also interviewing stakeholders and learning the product, positioning, voice, and target audience. Clutch evidence shows this often includes building a brand bible so the agency can write in the company's voice and work from product and positioning guidance.

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   Present strategy and prioritize the roadmap

   They then present a strategy that covers keyword opportunities, topic or cluster priorities, and a 90-day roadmap. Review evidence supports that their work typically includes keyword research, topic cluster recommendations, and a broader SEO plan aimed at improving rankings and generating qualified traffic or leads.

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   Prepare briefs and assign specialist writers

   Before drafting, Flying Cat does upfront research such as competitor and SERP analysis and creates detailed briefs for priority pieces. The company says it matches senior writers to the client's industry and shares relevant samples, while clients specifically mention the team sourcing expert writers and verifying house style and editing preferences.

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   Run content through outline and draft approvals

   Each content asset follows a defined workflow: brief, outline review, draft, final review, and then publication or handoff. The client reviews the outline before writing starts and reviews the final draft before publish, which matches reviewer comments about receptive collaboration, remembered feedback, and delivery of ready-to-publish content.

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   Execute SEO content and improvement work

   In the ongoing phase, Flying Cat produces and edits content, refreshes existing pages where needed, and carries out broader SEO recommendations tied to the agreed roadmap. Clutch reviews describe the agency as handling everything from keyword research and content writing/editing to strategy that improves rankings, organic traffic, and lead generation.

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   Report results and adjust in regular check-ins

   The engagement is managed through shared project tracking, Slack for day-to-day communication, and recurring review meetings. Their site describes monthly strategy calls and optional weekly check-ins, and Clutch reviewers similarly report monthly meetings, bi-monthly leadership reviews in some cases, timely delivery, and transparent communication about progress.