Logical Position

• Pricing model: Primarily monthly management fees for digital marketing services, priced either as a flat monthly retainer at lower spend tiers or as a percentage of monthly ad spend at higher tiers. Contract pricing changes by term length (6, 12, or 18 months), with discounts for longer commitments. They also publish some fixed-fee offerings such as a $499 one-time SEO technical audit, $149/month local listing management, small-business website packages with setup fee + monthly payments, and hourly creative/video editing add-ons.
• Starting price: $149/month
• Typical range: $149-$749/month
• Billing: Mostly monthly billing. PPC, paid social, and Amazon management are billed as monthly management fees tied to ad spend; lower tiers are flat-fee and higher tiers are percentage-of-ad-spend. SEO and websites use recurring monthly fees, with some one-time setup/audit fees. For ad platforms, Logical Position says clients pay Google, Microsoft, and Meta directly for media spend while LP bills for management.
• Contract terms: Published pricing is shown for 6-month, 12-month, and 18-month terms, with 5% discount at 12 months and 10% discount at 18 months. Small Business Websites explicitly require a 6-month commitment; early cancellation incurs a penalty of 75% of remaining dues, and after 6 months recurring charges drop to $149/month month-to-month.
• Free trial: Free digital marketing review / free review is offered, but no free trial or pilot with service delivery pricing was found.

Logical Position now publishes substantial first-party pricing on its own site. The clearest agency pricing is monthly management by channel: for example PPC lead gen starts at $599/month on a 6-month term for $600-$4,999 in ad spend, PPC e-commerce starts at $749/month for $900-$6,999 in ad spend, paid social starts at $749/month for $800-$2,999 in spend, and Amazon management starts at $749/month for $1,000-$6,999 in spend. The lowest concrete purchasable price I found on their site is $149/month for Local Listing Management; separate fixed-fee offers include a $499 one-time SEO technical audit and small-business website packages starting at $1,345 due today plus $346/month for six months. Third-party directories corroborate that engagements are generally custom and can start around $1,000+ project minimum / $100-$149 per hour, but those directory figures are marketplace estimates or profile metadata, not LP's main published service price tables.

A Logical Position engagement appears to start with an intake/onboarding handoff and a discovery review of the client’s business, site, goals, and any existing ad account. After that, a dedicated account manager coordinates specialist teams that build or take over campaigns, run ongoing optimizations and related website/feed/content work, and review results with the client through regular reporting calls and dashboard access.

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   Start with onboarding and assign the main contact

   Clients first interact with onboarding personnel and are then transitioned to a dedicated project manager or account manager who becomes the ongoing point of contact. Review evidence consistently describes this person as coordinating work across multiple Logical Position teams handling different parts of the engagement.

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   Review the business, site, goals, and existing accounts

   Early in the engagement, Logical Position assesses the client’s current advertising setup, website, conversion funnel, audience, and goals. Their own PPC build write-up says they inspect prior account performance and then hold a discovery call to ask about target audience and business objectives before building.

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   Build the strategy and campaign structure

   Logical Position then develops campaign strategy and account structure based on what they learned, such as grouping products/categories, planning keyword or audience targeting, and deciding whether to build from scratch or manage an existing account. For e-commerce work, their site also points to product-feed and Merchant Center setup/cleanup as part of getting campaigns ready.

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   Launch ads and hand off execution to specialist teams

   Once the plan is set, Logical Position’s specialists create ads, handle backend tasks, and get campaigns approved and running across channels such as Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, social, email, or Amazon depending on scope. Customer reviews describe clients handing off ad creation and backend execution while the account manager coordinates the specialists doing the work.

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   Optimize continuously and make supporting changes

   After launch, the team monitors performance, watches for areas needing adjustment, gives optimization advice, and makes changes to improve efficiency and results. Reviews and Clutch feedback also indicate they may recommend or help with adjacent changes like rearranging website elements, grouping products better, troubleshooting account issues, or refining tracking/feed setup.

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   Report results regularly and align on next actions

   Clients receive ongoing visibility into performance through Logical Position’s dashboard plus regular review calls or meetings. Multiple sources specifically mention monthly result reviews, regular strategy meetings, and responsive day-to-day communication by email, Slack, Zoom, or direct outreach when questions come up.