HigherVisibility

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted digital marketing engagements, primarily monthly retainers for ongoing SEO/PPC/CRO/link building, with some one-time audit/project work and web design projects. Their own site explicitly steers buyers toward an ongoing monthly retainer for SEO rather than a one-time audit, and their proposal/contact flow is organized around estimated monthly budget bands.
• Starting price: $1,000+
• Typical range: $1,500-$200,000 annually
• Billing: Primarily monthly retainer for recurring services; one-time audits/projects also available; web design priced custom by project/scope.
• Free trial: Free proposal / consultation is offered.

HigherVisibility does not publish fixed package prices on its own site; pricing is custom and gated behind a proposal flow. On HigherVisibility's contact/proposal form, the lowest selectable budget band is under $999/mo and then $1,000-$2,499/mo upward, which signals monthly-retainer selling but is not itself a purchasable list price. Concrete figures come mainly from third-party directories: Clutch lists a $1,000+ minimum project size, $150-$199/hr average hourly rate, and says verified client project costs range from $1,500 to $200,000 annually; DesignRush and The Manifest also show a $1,000+ minimum / minimal budget band, which corroborates the low-end entry point as a directory-reported threshold rather than an agency-published plan price.

A HigherVisibility engagement appears to start with discovery around business goals and competitors, then move into strategy built around target buyers, followed by implementation across SEO/PPC/site changes, and ongoing reporting plus recurring review calls where the team adjusts work based on performance and client goals.

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   Share goals and business context

   Clients describe an opening discovery phase where HigherVisibility asks many questions about goals and the business. Their own site also says campaigns begin by defining business outcomes rather than starting from a task list.

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   Provide competitor and buyer inputs

   In at least one detailed Clutch review, the client was asked for top competitors and HigherVisibility analyzed them. The company’s methodology page adds that it builds an ideal customer profile before targeting, to model who the best buyers are and how they search.

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   Align a dedicated team around the strategy

   Review evidence indicates clients are assigned a brand success manager who acts as the main point of contact and coordinates with specialists when deeper answers are needed. Third-party write-ups also describe a dedicated account manager providing ongoing communication and updates.

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   Launch implementation across search and site work

   Customers report HigherVisibility then executes the work itself: keyword research, on-site page changes, creation of new pages/content, PPC campaign management, and in some cases website redesign or speed improvements. The company’s service pages likewise frame delivery as coordinated SEO, PPC, and web work rather than isolated tasks.

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   Give visibility through dashboards and analytics

   Clients mention a dashboard with campaign information and statistics, while HigherVisibility’s PPC page advertises 24/7 InSite dashboard access, reporting, analytics integration, call tracking, and goal verification. Their broader methodology also emphasizes data, attribution, and tying work to leads, revenue, or ROAS instead of vanity metrics.

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   Review progress in recurring check-ins

   Past customers say HigherVisibility uses regular communication by email, phone, and video, with monthly check-ins to review SEO/PPC metrics and project progress; one G2 review also mentions quarterly Zoom review calls. These meetings appear to be where updates are shared and client questions or approvals are worked through.

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   Refine the campaign based on results and goals

   Clients explicitly say the team keeps modifying what it does based on current goals, and HigherVisibility’s own methodology describes continuous optimization through conversion-rate work and adaptive targeting. A third-party case study of the agency’s PPC workflow also shows a proactive process where specialists monitor alerts, inform brand success managers and clients, and take action when performance changes.