Rocket Clicks

• Pricing model: Custom-quote digital marketing engagement, most consistently evidenced as a monthly retainer/ongoing services model for SEO and PPC, with agency-directory signals for project-based minimums and hourly rate bands.
• Starting price: $5,000+ minimum project size
• Typical range: $150-$199 / hr
• Billing: Primarily ongoing monthly engagements for SEO/PPC management; directories also list an hourly rate band. Rocket Clicks itself offers a free audit/strategy session before quoting.
• Free trial: Rocket Clicks promotes a free 30-minute audit / discovery session, described on its site as a professional audit 'typically valued at $7,500' but offered at no cost.

I found no public, first-party Rocket Clicks service fee schedule or package pricing on rocketclicks.com; pricing appears custom and quote-led. The clearest concrete buyer-facing figures come from reputable third-party directories: Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project size and a $150-$199/hr average hourly rate, while The Manifest also lists $5,000+; Clutch further summarizes verified client spend as roughly $2,000 to $250,000 annually depending on scope, and one verified review mentions spending around $2,000 per month on PPC campaigns. The $7,500 figure on Rocket Clicks' own site refers to the stated value of a free audit, not the purchasable price of ongoing services, so it should not be treated as service pricing.

Rocket Clicks appears to start engagements with an audit and discovery period, then moves into a tightly managed onboarding where it learns the client’s business, breaks work into staged priorities, launches or refines SEO/PPC/content/website work, and stays in sync through recurring meetings, transparent reporting, and ongoing optimization.

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   Start with a discovery call and audit

   Before or at the start of an engagement, Rocket Clicks reviews the client’s existing site and/or paid media accounts to identify strengths, weaknesses, and growth opportunities. Client reviews on Clutch also describe the work beginning with Google Ads and SEO audits to determine what was working and what needed improvement.

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   Align on business goals, audience, and expectations

   During onboarding, Rocket Clicks dives into the client’s business through initial meetings and research so it can understand the company, target audience, team dynamics, and expectations. Reviews say the team prioritizes understanding the client’s business and uses client-provided audience data and industry terms to shape campaigns.

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   Break the work into a staged action plan

   After the initial assessment, Rocket Clicks appears to translate findings into a concrete roadmap rather than doing everything at once. One Clutch reviewer said Rocket Clicks started with a day-long website review and then broke development steps down month by month, while Rocket Clicks’ own materials say it presents audit findings and actionable next steps.

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   Build and launch the agreed marketing assets and campaigns

   Execution commonly includes some mix of PPC, SEO, content, website improvements, local SEO, and tracking setup. Across reviews and case-study material, Rocket Clicks is described as creating or refining ads, content, feature/service pages, remarketing, Google Business Profile work, and lead tracking for calls and form submissions.

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   Collaborate closely on messaging, branding, and approvals

   Delivery is not fully hands-off: clients describe collaborating with Rocket Clicks to ensure content and messaging match the brand. Reviews mention storyboarding, content collaboration, and regular touchpoints, with the agency sending agendas and follow-up items so clients stay involved and know what is being worked on.

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   Meet on a regular cadence and review performance transparently

   Once work is underway, Rocket Clicks uses a recurring communication rhythm with transparent reporting and review meetings. Evidence shows weekly touch-bases early in some engagements, monthly calls or in-house meetings for analytics review and sales comparison, and Rocket Clicks’ own process page states a cadence that begins weekly, then bi-weekly, then monthly.

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   Continuously optimize based on data

   After launch, Rocket Clicks keeps adjusting campaigns and site performance using analytics and third-party tools. Reviews repeatedly describe the team as re-evaluating parameters, addressing issues like PPC bounce-rate problems, tracking rankings/traffic/leads, and using data to improve performance over time.