How much do you charge for SEO campaign?

I have started client SEO this year and I charge 5000/m as my agency retention and tailored packages can go Upto 30k per month as the niches which I take are not local or for start ups.

They make serious money when they are ranked, and I have a lot of experience in ranking the sites in the niche I work in (which i show my clients too)

I decide campaigns according to the work that we have to do mostly and how much input I have to give.

If the work is done by an employee, I charge $30 per hour (approx) and if the work is done by me (funnels, onpage, structure and stuff) then I bill them $500-1000 per hour(approx) for my time.

Well we have 3 clients only but all are high tickets and I love working with them!

I do bespoke SEO service for other people who are referred by these people too (mostly consultation at 500-1000 dollars per phone call or strategy setup for a company's in house SEO)

But there's a catch, I don't work in niches where I haven't ranked anything of value. So that sets me apart from others who are trying to pitch my clients.

My clients get 3-4 SEO calls every day and most are too stupid to be honest. Working on pitches is important, case studies are important and getting the client to trust you is #1. He will trust you once you give him awesome ROI. Think about ROIs ;)
Shitt... all these for doing stuffs you can find on a simple google search.
 
Shitt... all these for doing stuffs you can find on a simple google search.

I'm not sure if you're trolling here or just plain stupid?

You pay for the person to do the work, plus their knowledge and expertise.


I can Google how to be a physiotherapist or go and pay to see a specialist.

You are also paying for the tools of the trade that an seo agency uses.
$2-3k a month subscription to SEO tools doesn't pay for itself.
This is why I cringe when people who define themselves as seo experts are crying because Keywords Everywhere became a $10 priced product.

Again I can Google to how repair wrecked cars, but you need a garage workshop, jigs, power tools, tool sets, paint spray booth etc or you sit at home with a hammer and a tin of paint.

Finally, you are paying for the research and development someone has done over the years.

I've been doing seo for 12 years at least for my own stuff.
Probably bought 30-40 sites to test out things on at least.

Again I sit here shaking my head on threads where people announce they have picked up a client but have no idea about SEO and have never done it, so they're willing to risk a clients site to test on.
 
For the price, you're hiring someone or you just doing your self and that cost is for tools?
Marketplace links. we cant do everything on our own. seo part , i rely on others.
 
I'm not sure if you're trolling here or just plain stupid?

You pay for the person to do the work, plus their knowledge and expertise.


I can Google how to be a physiotherapist or go and pay to see a specialist.

You are also paying for the tools of the trade that an seo agency uses.
$2-3k a month subscription to SEO tools doesn't pay for itself.
This is why I cringe when people who define themselves as seo experts are crying because Keywords Everywhere became a $10 priced product.

Again I can Google to how repair wrecked cars, but you need a garage workshop, jigs, power tools, tool sets, paint spray booth etc or you sit at home with a hammer and a tin of paint.

Finally, you are paying for the research and development someone has done over the years.

I've been doing seo for 12 years at least for my own stuff.
Probably bought 30-40 sites to test out things on at least.

Again I sit here shaking my head on threads where people announce they have picked up a client but have no idea about SEO and have never done it, so they're willing to risk a clients site to test on.
You lost me at stupid, Mr. Moderator.
 
Shitt... all these for doing stuffs you can find on a simple google search.
Yup. That's very true.

Heck I have learned everything from Google searches as well! Just had to put 10k hours to hone those. Call me a slow learner but hey!
 
Hello,
How much do you charge for a website for their SEO? Both onpage and offpage.

There can never be any fixed price for such things. Also not all of your clients would be ready to pay the amount you set. It will be better if you create multiple packages like basic advanced and premium with different prices and offerings and depending on client pitch in the right product.
 
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