Sixth City Marketing

• Pricing model: Custom quote, primarily monthly retainer and/or hourly engagements for ongoing SEO/PPC/digital marketing, plus per-project work for web design/development. The agency explicitly says its marketing work and PPC pricing are customized rather than packaged.
• Starting price: $1,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $200-$300/hr
• Billing: Custom quote; evidence supports hourly billing and project-based work, with ongoing monthly engagements for SEO/PPC/digital marketing.
• Free trial: Free website review / free site evaluation is offered on the agency site.

I found no first-party published price sheet or package pricing on sixthcitymarketing.com. Their own site repeatedly emphasizes customized plans and says PPC pricing is completely customized. The strongest concrete figures are from reputable third-party directories: Clutch lists a $1,000+ minimum project size and $200-$300/hr average hourly rate, while DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $1,000-$10,000 and $200/hr average hourly rate. Clutch also shows a most common reviewed project size of $10,000-$49,999, which is useful buyer context but is not a universal list price from the agency.

A Sixth City Marketing engagement typically starts with discovery and a strategy session, then moves into an audit and custom plan for the client’s channels or website. From there, the team executes in-house work such as site build/redesign, SEO, and PPC management, while staying responsive, making changes quickly, and providing ongoing reporting and support.

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   Start with discovery and goal-setting

   The process begins with an initial discussion or discovery call focused on the client’s wants, needs, goals, budget, frustrations, and current situation. Sixth City then uses that information to decide fit and frame the engagement.

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   Review the current marketing setup and audit opportunities

   After discovery, they assess the existing website or campaigns and identify opportunities. On the PPC side, their own process pages describe auditing keyword effectiveness, budget use, targeting, ad or landing page copy, conversion tracking, and campaign settings.

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   Present a custom strategy and recommendations

   Sixth City then presents a custom marketing plan or strategy session tailored to the client’s goals. Reviews and service pages consistently describe them as hands-on and recommendation-oriented, with clients noting that the team took time to understand the business and suggested practical next steps.

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   Build or optimize the core assets

   Execution depends on the engagement: for web projects, they propose site architecture, create wireframes and mockups, get approval, and build on a development server before launch; for SEO/PPC engagements, clients describe them optimizing websites, product pages, blog posts, keywords, metadata, ads, and landing pages.

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   Get client approvals and implement changes

   The work is not portrayed as fully hands-off: Sixth City’s website says mockups are approved before buildout, and clients repeatedly describe the team as receptive to feedback, open to new ideas, and quick to make changes. That suggests an iterative delivery style with client input before or during rollout.

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   Manage campaigns continuously and keep communication active

   Once live, they continue managing SEO and PPC rather than stopping at launch. Their PPC pages describe ongoing monitoring, negative keyword management, bid adjustments, budget checks, targeting updates, analytics setup, and general post-audit support, while reviews emphasize responsive email communication and timely delivery.

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   Report results and support ongoing improvement

   The engagement continues with monthly reporting and ongoing site or campaign maintenance. Their Google Ads page explicitly mentions streamlined monthly reporting, and clients describe sustained support, measurable improvements in traffic, visibility, leads, or sales, and a team that remains available for questions and recommendations.