Loud Mouth Media

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted digital marketing engagements, most plausibly a monthly retainer/ongoing managed-service model for PPC, paid social, SEO, and related performance marketing work. Public evidence also suggests they may charge a one-time setup/onboarding fee in at least some Google Ads engagements.
• Starting price: $1,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $5,000-$100,000 annually
• Billing: Primarily custom quote for fully managed ongoing services; third-party directories list hourly-rate bands, and client review evidence indicates monthly management fees plus, in at least one case, a one-time setup fee.
• Contract terms: At least one client review alleges a one-month notice period to cancel.
• Free trial: GoodFirms profile says they offer a no-obligation bespoke proposal, website audit, and Google Ads account audit; no free pilot/trial pricing was published.

I found concrete pricing signals, but not an official rate card on Loud Mouth Media's own site. The strongest published structured figures come from reputable directories: Clutch/The Manifest show a $1,000+ minimum project size, Clutch summarizes verified-review project costs as ranging from $5,000 to $100,000 annually, and third-party directories list hourly bands between $25-$49/hr and $100-$149/hr; these directory figures are estimates/aggregations, not necessarily agency-published price cards. Separately, Google-review text syndicated on DesignRush alleges specific real-world charges including £600/month management, a £500/month budget cap sought by a prospect, a £3,000/month social media budget mentioned by another reviewer, and a separate £3,000 setup fee allegation; these are client-reported spend anecdotes, useful but less authoritative than an official pricing page.

A typical Loud Mouth Media engagement appears to start with a discovery/audit conversation to set goals, KPIs, and targeting, then moves into campaign and tracking setup, followed by active day-to-day optimization and recurring review meetings. Delivery is hands-on and managed by their team, with clients commonly describing regular calls/meetings, electronic dashboard-style reporting, strategy recommendations, and approvals/creative input as needed.

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   Set goals and review the current setup

   Engagements commonly begin with a meeting to discuss the client’s goals, recommended approach, time frames, and KPIs. Their profile also states they offer a digital audit of existing ad account structure, and clients describe explaining their needs before Loud Mouth Media evaluated what was already in place.

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   Research the market, audience, and targeting plan

   After kickoff, they research the client’s industry and audiences and advise who should be targeted. Case-study material shows them choosing channel mix and audience strategy such as high-intent search, display/video, remarketing, or geography-specific testing depending on the brief.

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   Build or fix tracking, website, and campaign foundations

   Before or alongside launch, they help put measurement and campaign foundations in place: clients mention support with website tracking so social engagement could be captured and retargeted, while other clients describe Loud Mouth Media optimizing neglected Google Ads accounts and evaluating site/SEO issues for implementation.

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   Launch managed campaigns and specialist workstreams

   Loud Mouth Media then executes the agreed work directly, such as Google Ads, paid social, SEO, content, or other performance channels. Reviews describe the team taking over campaign management with substantial autonomy once targets are agreed, while the agency positions this as a fully managed service.

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   Optimize continuously and test against KPIs

   Once live, accounts are monitored daily and optimized continuously. Their own process write-up says they test ads, audiences, keywords, creatives, and formats against KPIs, and client reviews repeatedly describe a proactive optimization approach focused on improving performance rather than just maintaining campaigns.

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   Report in dashboards and hold recurring review meetings

   Delivery appears to include regular communication plus scheduled reviews: clients describe fortnightly calls and monthly or quarterly meetings, while Loud Mouth Media says it provides electronic analysis reports in dashboard format with platform performance, KPI tracking, and recommendations. They also mention mid-campaign and final reviews for deeper performance discussion.