Flexibility is at the heart of what we do. That’s why we steer clear from one size fits all SEO packages and focus on an SEO strategy that suits you.

The pricing of your project will ultimately come down to what you need. We’ll listen to your business goals, find out what you want to achieve and then put together a package that best suits your goals.

Generally speaking, our managed SEO services start from £1,000pcm and can range up to £10,000 depending on your requirements and how aggressively you want to hit your targets. If you need an SEO coach pronto, our entry-level SEO consultancy and training services will match-make you with one of our Search Experts for regular coaching sessions from just £500pcm.

To get a more accurate quote for your business, contact our digital marketing office in Bristol.

Tracking SEO is vital for success. In order to do this, we use a number of industry tools that allow us to monitor your keyword performance, analyze your website links and check for any technical issues. 

PPC stands for Pay-Per-Click and covers all digital advertising where — you guessed it – you pay every time someone clicks on your ad.

Under the umbrella of PPC, you have a variety of advertising options. These include:

• Paid Search – this includes the paid-for page listings you see on search engine result pages like Google and Bing
• Display Network Advertising – this type uses both graphics or video with or without supporting text and is shown on search engines and third-party sites
• Paid Social – adverts in text, graphic and video form shown across social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and more

Our PPC services include account set-up, campaign creation, content creation, management, optimisation and reporting across all of the platforms you wish to advertise on.

To the untrained eye, SEO and PPC can seem the doppelgangers of the digital marketing world.

Although the results may sometimes appear the same –  as with the organic and paid-for listings on Google –  the expertise, methodology and techniques used make SEO and PPC very distinct disciplines.

SEO is all about optimising web pages to rank as organic listings on search engine results pages.

These organic listings take up to ten listings on these pages  – the majority of the listings on a page. They are not paid for and are positioned based on the search engine’s perceived value and relevance of the page.

PPC, on the other hand, takes on many forms. They can disguise themselves as organic listings – albeit with the telltale label of ‘Ad’ just above them. Or they can be graphic or video-based adverts seen on search engines, social media platforms and third-party sites.

Remarketing is a type of advertising where you target users who have previously interacted with your business online.

This allows you to profile and target these users with content relevant to their needs.

For example, if you were an online travel agent, you may retarget users with content relevant to the holiday destinations they showed interest in.

Google Shopping Ads sit at the top of Google’s search engine results page and consist of an image and heading that show and describe a product related to the user’s search query.

These ads are displayed as a carousel and are placed alongside other Shopping Ads competing for the same search phrase.

This ad type is only available to e-commerce sites that are advertising physical products.

Your PPC costs depend on the number of platforms you want to advertise on and the number of products or services you’re looking to promote.

Our entry-level PPC costs start at £490 + VAT per month on one of the advertising platforms we offer. This includes Google Ads, Bing Ads, Facebook and Instagram Ads, LinkedIn Ads and more.

If your looking for a digital marketing expert in Bristol, then don’t hesitate to contact us!

Content marketing is a digital inbound marketing strategy that provides valuable content with the intention of attracting and engaging a specific audience.

This content could be a case study, a how-to video, a sports podcast or any other media that speaks to your target market along the customer journey.

The cost of content creation typically depends on the format and length of content.

Your copywriting costs start at £500 per 1,000 words. This may increase if the content topic is niche and has to undergo thorough research to complete.

Simple graphics, like those used for social media or display advertising, are priced per hour and our hourly rate is £75 per hour.

The cost of video content is reliant on the brief, whether there is existing content to use, and if the brief calls for any videographer work. However, if you are looking for a short set of video reels this can start from £300 (often priced as a 3 month contract service). Or for professional branded video content you’d be looking at somewhere between £1,500 – £5,000 depending on the nature and size of the project.

If your looking for a quote, feel free to contact our digital marketing team in Bristol today.

Of course you can! But it’s not easy. Writing content takes a lot of time. And writing content that’s compelling, clear, engaging and that drives conversions takes expertise and experience.

We do encourage clients to engage in their content strategy. After all, you’re the experts in your field, and we need to tap into that expertise in order to write the best content.

As many as you can. The more content you create, the better it’ll be for your SEO and customer engagement. The other thing to keep in mind is consistency. If you write just one blog a month, make sure you do it every month.

Social media marketing can be one of the most influential tools in your business.

These platforms have the power to shape your brand identity, cultivate your audience base and turn anonymous users into engaged, qualified leads.

Your social channels can build your brand awareness, progress leads down your sales funnel, convert them into customers and be with them post-sale and beyond.

The cost of social media marketing depends on the number of channels you need to be managed.

Our entry-level package of 2 managed platforms starts from £300 per month. This includes the management and optimisations of the posts, as well as the creation of graphics and copy.

Unsure of what platform would be right for your business? We can help guide you to the platforms that will generate the highest reward for your business.

When selecting a social platform, it’s important to think about your target audience and the products or services that you sell.

Each platform offers its own unique audience types, engagement options, post types, and more.

Where do your customers spend their time online? And what platforms would they most likely engage with?

Fortunately, our social media managers can guide you to the most effective social platforms for your business.

Yes! We’ve not come across a business that doesn’t have customers that spend time on social media.

If your customers are there, you need to be too.

SEO training involves learning the strategies and techniques used to improve a website’s visibility on search engines. This includes keyword research, on-page and off-page optimisation, content creation, and technical SEO aspects.

The cost of SEO training can vary depending on the depth and duration of the project. At Flex Digital, we offer competitive pricing and tailored packages to suit your budget and needs. Our prices start from £525 for in person sessions and from £300 for monthly consultancy. Contact us for a detailed quote.

SEO training is crucial because it equips you with the skills to optimise your website for search engines, driving organic traffic and improving your online presence. Effective SEO can lead to increased visibility, higher rankings, and ultimately, more business.

Yes, we often invite clients to our office at Runway East Bristol for PPC training. Here, you can benefit from our well-equipped meeting rooms and a focused learning environment. Additionally, we can arrange to conduct training sessions at your office, depending on your location and available equipment.

Our PPC training and consultancy services are customised to meet your specific needs. This depends on your current skill level, your learning objectives, and the particular aspects of PPC you are interested in.

Our training sessions are dedicated to PPC advertising. We provide in-depth training on all aspects of PPC, including keyword research, ad creation, bidding strategies, and performance analysis. Our experts are here to help you master PPC and achieve your advertising goals. Contact us to discuss your specific PPC training needs.

Our PPC training and consultancy services are bespoke, tailored to your current skill level and the specific PPC topics you wish to learn more about.

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) was officially introduced by Google in October 2020. It represents the next generation of Google Analytics, focusing on event-based tracking and privacy-centric data collection.

You can access GA4 through the Google Analytics platform. If you already have a Google Analytics account, you can create a new GA4 property by following these steps:

• Log in to your Google Analytics account.
• Go to the Admin section.
• In the “Property” column, click on “Create Property.”
• Choose “GA4 Setup Assistant” to create a new GA4 property linked to your existing Universal Analytics property, or create a completely new GA4 property.

GA4 is important because it represents a shift towards more comprehensive and privacy-focused data analytics.

• Event-Based Tracking: Unlike Universal Analytics, GA4 tracks events rather than sessions, providing more granular insights into user behavior.
• Cross-Platform Tracking: GA4 allows for better tracking across web and app environments, offering a more unified view of customer journeys.
• Privacy-Centric: GA4 is designed with privacy in mind, better aligning with current and upcoming privacy regulations.
• Future-Proof: With the phase-out of Universal Analytics, GA4 is the future of Google Analytics, ensuring you have access to the latest tools and insights.

GA4 offers marketers enhanced user insights through event-based tracking and improved cross-platform analysis. It supports a privacy-centric approach, aligning with regulations like GDPR. 

GA4’s predictive analytics and machine learning tools help optimise campaigns, while its future-proofing ensures continued relevance as Universal Analytics phases out. Additionally, GA4 provides more flexible and simplified reporting tailored to business needs.

Optimising a website for search and conversion to bring leads to your door is all part of the service.

Yes, we can help you integrate your digital channels together. Ensuring your website talks to all aspects of your business operations for a seamless workflow. Some of the most common integrations include MailChimp, HubSpot and Eventbrite.

Yes, whether you’re an established e-commerce store or a startup, we can help you craft an online presence that will stand you apart and help you sell online.

All of our website design packages are bespoke and based on the needs of each individual client, please get in touch to find out more.

No two websites are the same, or at least they shouldn’t be! How long it takes completely depends on how many pages you want, they functionality and features you need and whether you’re having a custom-built website or a templated design.

This is a fairly simple one – you do. Once the website is built and launched, you will have full access and ownership of it. If you choose to opt for our growth-driven design service, we would need access to the website to continue to make regular updates to it.

Not necessarily, we have in-house copywriters who specialise in writing SEO-optimised content.

We usually recommend using WordPress or WebFlow, however, we can usually work to your specifications as long as the platform will provide the features and functionality you are looking for.

GA4 focuses on event-based tracking, offering more advanced insights, cross-platform tracking, and predictive analytics compared to the session-based model of Universal Analytics.

Check your property settings in Google Analytics. If the interface has “GA4 Setup Assistant” or the property ID starts with “G-“, you’re using GA4.

Yes, Google Analytics 4 is free to use, just like Universal Analytics!

GA4 tracks user interactions across websites and apps, providing detailed reports, predictive insights, and advanced data analysis tools.

Yes, GA4 is the latest version of Google Analytics, offering enhanced features that are essential for modern data tracking and analysis.