Siege Media

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted monthly retainer for integrated organic growth services (content marketing, SEO, digital PR/GEO, design), with some smaller project-based engagements also possible. Public directory and portfolio evidence points to Siege Media selling ongoing retainers more than fixed packages or pay-per-lead/per-appointment pricing.
• Starting price: $5,000+ minimum project size
• Typical range: $100 - $149 / hr
• Billing: Primarily custom monthly retainer; Clutch also publishes an average hourly rate band, and reviews/portfolio entries show both ongoing engagements and project-sized budgets.
• Contract terms: Custom; public evidence suggests many engagements are ongoing and often 12+ months, but no formal minimum term was found on Siege Media's own site.

Siege Media does not publish a public rate card or package pricing on its own website; pricing appears to be custom quote-based. The strongest concrete pricing figures publicly available are from Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project size, $100-$149/hr average hourly rate, most common project size $50,000-$199,999, and review-reported investments ranging from $60,000 to over $2.5 million. DesignRush portfolio entries also show individual engagements commonly spanning 12-24 months with budget bands like $20K-$100K and $100K-$250K, but those are third-party directory/portfolio figures rather than prices published by Siege Media itself.

A Siege Media engagement typically starts with discovery and onboarding so the team can learn the client’s brand, gather inputs, and define KPIs. From there, Siege audits search performance and competitors, proposes a prioritized strategy, produces SEO-led content/design assets, handles promotion/link-building and related SEO work, and then stays in regular contact with reports, reviews, and iterative recommendations.

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   Complete discovery and onboarding

   Siege Media begins by learning the client’s business, brand, and goals, gathering materials needed to represent the brand well, and aligning on what success should be measured against. Reviewers describe an initial meeting or onboarding process where Siege gets familiar with branding parameters and the business case for the engagement.

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   Audit the site and market

   After kickoff, Siege reviews the client’s existing site, search standings, competitor positioning, current page competitiveness, and content gaps. Customers describe Siege identifying strengths and weaknesses, analyzing the search market, and assessing where organic opportunities exist.

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   Propose a data-backed plan

   Siege then delivers a proposal or project plan that prioritizes opportunities based on likely ROI and fit with the client’s goals. Their own site says they create a technology-driven, data-backed plan, and reviewers say recommendations were supported by data and framed around the right KPIs.

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   Assign the working team and build the content roadmap

   Once strategy is set, Siege assigns a manager or campaign lead plus specialists such as content marketers, SEO staff, editors, designers, and sometimes developers or subject-matter contributors. Clients describe Siege identifying top content opportunities and operating with a clearly involved lead who gets to know the client’s goals throughout the process.

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   Produce and refine content assets

   Siege creates the agreed content and design deliverables—such as articles, blogs, infographics, interactives, or page improvements—using a multi-role production process rather than just a writer. Reviews indicate client teams may contribute ideas or internal approvals, while Siege accommodates feedback and multiple stakeholders and often reduces the amount of editing clients need over time.

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   Promote content and implement SEO recommendations

   After or alongside production, Siege supports off-page promotion and link building, and in some engagements also provides page-level SEO changes and broader strategic recommendations. Clients specifically describe Siege building links to target pages, pitching infographics or other assets, monitoring placements/results, and giving actionable SEO improvement recommendations.

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   Meet regularly, report performance, and iterate

   The engagement continues through regular meetings, status communication, and performance reporting, with Siege using shared tools and proactive communication to keep work moving. Reviewers mention recurring reports, ongoing strategic recommendations, advance notice on timing changes, and kickoff/ramp-up before new phases so execution stays efficient.