Digital Marketing That Accounts for Every Dollar

Scope drives price. In the US market, monthly management for a small business typically runs $500 to $3,000, depending on how many channels you run and how much content and creative work is involved. At larger budgets, a fee of 10 to 20 percent of ad spend is more common. Ad spend is separate and paid directly to Google or Meta. We never mark it up.

Most small businesses start somewhere between $1,000 and $5,000 per month. The floor matters more than the ceiling: each platform needs enough conversions to exit its learning phase, and below that you are paying for data you cannot act on. If your budget is too small for a channel to work, we will say so up front instead of taking the management fee anyway.

Clicks start on day one. An efficient cost per lead usually takes four to twelve weeks, because the first month is spent testing audiences, keywords, ad copy, and landing pages, then cutting what loses. Email and organic social compound more slowly; expect a few months before they carry real weight. We report from week one so you can see the trend, not just the outcome.

No. Anyone guaranteeing leads or a return is guessing with your money, because results depend on your market, your offer, and your competition. Here is what we do commit to: every dollar tracked to an outcome, tests run in the open where you can see them, a monthly report showing spend, leads, and cost per lead, and a straight recommendation to stop when a channel is not working.

Start where your customers already look. If people search for what you sell, Google Ads captures demand that already exists. For B2B, LinkedIn usually beats broad social. If customers buy more than once, email is the cheapest revenue on the list. One or two channels done properly beats five done thin. Paid ads buy attention now; our SEO services build the traffic that compounds later, and the two work well together once tracking is in place.