Philadelphia Marketing Pricing: Search Plans Tier by Tier, Ad Fees by Platform

Philadelphia marketing pricing sits here in the open, for businesses in Philadelphia, PA: one monthly fee for search work, a separate monthly fee for managing ads, and nothing to sign. Ad budgets belong to neither number.

The four search feesWhat ad management costs

Search fees for a Philadelphia business, entry level first and Platinum last

That makes four plans on the search side. Three tiers stand above the entry plan, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and they differ in landing pages and written pieces per month.

Every search tier below holds these in common

  • An audit of the site and of the Google Business Profile before changes begin
  • Duplicate or conflicting listings located and sorted out
  • A review-asking routine, plus replies to the reviews that come back
  • A one-page fact sheet that AI answers can draw from
  • A tally of calls and form submissions starts on day one
  • Silver

    $1,495/mo

    The plan for businesses whose website is already doing its job and only needs more reach.

    • Twenty-five new landing pages appear each month
    • Strategic Content Assets: four are written per month
    • Your present website stays as it is; we add to it
  • Gold

    $2,495/mo

    Pages and written pieces double, and we take over running the website.

    • Fifty new landing pages appear each month
    • Strategic Content Assets: eight are written per month
    • A made-to-order website that our side hosts and keeps up to dateLeft out here
    • Edits to the site pass through us instead of landing in your inbox
  • Platinum

    $3,495/mo

    The widest comb: the most pages, the most written pieces and a managed website.

    • A hundred new landing pages appear each month
    • Strategic Content Assets: twelve are written per month
    • A made-to-order website, built, hosted and adjusted as often as neededLeft out here
    • Space for the biggest collection of service and neighborhood pages

All plans run month to month. A website by itself gets priced on a call, and advertising budgets always sit apart from the management fee.

Skip to the ad management fees

Ad management fees for Philadelphia campaigns, from one platform to three

The fee covers building and adjusting campaigns on Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram). Click budgets are extra, and every platform takes them from your own card.

Every ad tier below is run on these terms

  • Ownership of the ad account sits with you, never with us
  • Ads, search phrases and tracking are built before launch
  • Wasted search terms are blocked as they appear
  • Every platform charges your own card for clicks
  • Spend and results arrive in a summary at month end
  • One

    $895/mo

    Pick one platform from Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram).

  • Three

    $2,295/mo

    Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) all in play.

All plans run month to month. A website by itself gets priced on a call, and advertising budgets always sit apart from the management fee.

Matching Philadelphia marketing pricing to where a business stands today

Where the website is doing its job and more reach is the goal, Silver fits. If there is no site worth keeping, Gold and Platinum bring the site under our care, and what separates the two is output per month: pages and written pieces. The entry plan suits a business that wants a first block of 25 landing pages, say for Center City and Fishtown, before committing to more.

Ads are chosen by timing more than size: a Pennsylvania business with a sharp seasonal curve may want campaigns timed around it.

Philadelphia marketing pricing questions, answered in figures

What does the entry plan cost and cover?

Entry Level Organic Growth costs $495 monthly. Its foundation is 25 landing pages, and whatever else it covers gets agreed in conversation, so no extras are listed here that we have not settled with you.

Is a startup fee charged when a Philadelphia engagement begins?

Nothing is charged for starting, and nothing is signed. Each plan renews monthly, so the first bill has no extra line for beginning.

Does the ad management fee include the ad budget?

The $895, $1,595 and $2,295 figures pay for our work in building and adjusting campaigns. Click budgets sit outside them, taken from your own card by each platform.

Can a Pennsylvania business buy only a website?

Yes, though the number comes after a talk, since a site's cost follows how many pages and services it has to carry.

Does Meta Ads management cost extra beside Google Ads?

Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) may be the lone platform you pick, or join Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or both. The count of platforms sets the monthly fee: a pair of platforms costs $1,595 monthly, whichever pair you pick; one platform is $895, and a trio is $2,295.

Can a Philadelphia business move up a plan later, or down?

A plan can be exchanged for another when a month closes; ask for the change beforehand, and its price is agreed by phone before it starts.

Want the right fee worked out for your Philadelphia trade?

Describe the business and the parts of the city it reaches, and half an hour on the phone will match that to a plan.

Your name, email and phone go in first; after that, a few words on the business and on who you are hoping to reach. We reply with Philadelphia, PA search figures instead of hunches.

Mark the box, select a weekday and a slot, and the CEO of this agency will dial the number from your form at exactly that time.

Choose your time slot

Nothing chosen yet; your time slot will appear in this line.

Slots exist Monday to Friday only, and each carries the label of the zone you select.

Philadelphia, PA: let the first cell be a conversation

Begin with the kind of work you do and the part of the city you cover; thirty minutes by phone is enough to read the figures side by side, and plans come second.

The last cell of the comb is capped here, by you.