Our minimums are £5k/month retainers and £15k projects

Now that's covered, some common signs it might be time to consider another agency:

- You’re not seeing value for the fees you pay.
- You (the client) do all the chasing.
- You rarely hear proactive ideas.
- Reports are bloated or thin, and don’t help you make strategic or budget decisions.
- You can’t consistently prove marketing’s value or push past your current growth ceiling.

How we work:

Search-led growth. Technical SEO, content & digital PR, and paid search working as one seamless  approach - built to drive compound growth.

Our growth approach loops insight → prioritisation → execution → measurement → optimisation → scale. It gives you a clear roadmap and board-ready reporting you will actually use.

AI, applied responsibly. We use AI to accelerate research, opportunity scoping, content ops and reporting - never to spam. Human strategy and accountability, augmented by smart tools.

Typical outcomes when working with us:

- More attention (+80% impressions, Retail client, top of funnel activity over 4 months)
- More visibility (+74% visibility, Consumer Electronics client, SEO/content product launch, 1 month)
- More traffic, leads and enquiries (185%+ leads, Travel client, 12 months)
- More laughs (4.5 years average client relationship)
- More sales and revenue (+154% organic sales revenue, Fashion client, 6 months)

…plus: cleaner, board-ready reporting; faster testing cycles; lower wasted spend; clearer roadmaps; stronger share of search and market/category authority.

If any of this sounds familiar, it’s likely we can help. So send me a message.

Dan Wall

Well isn't working in Marketing just a beautiful example of the Pareto 80/20 rule in action?

Because 20% of your time you're doing actual work and 80% you're explaining, convincing, justifying, deep breathing and crying.

Search-First Digital Agency || AI Search | GEO | SEO & PR | Paid Media | Creative & Web Development

I'm still reeling from a frankly appalling pitch process recently. We lost. I'll take this to my grave.

I'd like to know if anybody is doing this to combat the imbalance of expectations in agency pitch processes? Specifically around post-pitch feedback. 👇 

Everyone signs into a pre-pitch agreement, which is effectively an expectations management document signed by agencies and brands before committing to a pitch.

Might look a bit like;

Brands, we need this from you:
- Accounts access (if not, insights we share will be third-party/aggregated) 
- 30-minute feedback call following the pitch, regardless of outcome

Agencies, we need this from you:
- Agenda/pitch structure to be sent in advance of the pitch 
- Leave 15-30 minutes at the end for client questions

Failure to meet these requirements results in a penalty.

Penalty example: no feedback received from client (I said I'm reeling) = agency then invoices for time spent on pitch process

Scratching the surface here clearly. More thinking to do on it.

But this is one of our industry's biggest scandals.

Gather round kids. This one's gonna start out sounding like a joke, but is absolutely no joke. Listen, imagine and enjoy.

Did I ever tell you the story about the time we took £10k of our client's daily paid budget and turned it into £165k paid revenue?

That was a record-breaking day. High-fives. And then this happened:

The very next day, we took £9k of our client's daily budget and turned it into £241k revenue.

Back-to-back record-breaking days, smashing the previous record (set by... us 💁) by an additional £100k.

🔥 Our paid team 🔥

AGENCY BEHAVIOURS THAT ARE TRAITOR-ISH

-spending the first 43 slides of the pitch talking about themselves and their "absolutely-NOT-paid-for" awards (circa 60mins)
-copying and pasting client reports
-sharing an AI Search case study dated 2007
-being excrutiatingly painful to work with

As CEO of Flaunt Digital, I’m responsible for driving the agency forward by overseeing the day-to-day operations, as well as being able to onboard exciting clients.

My favourite type of client is a client that wants to move as quickly as we do, because that’s the reality of digital: it moves fast. And when you have a team as talented as we do, you’ll never be short of ideas - or results. 

For me personally, having a deep knowledge and technical expertise in search marketing and strategy has led to invaluable experience in developing multi-channel marketing campaigns for both national and global clients.
I’ve always been an advocate of using emerging technology to harvest attention and generate revenue for clients - and I’m an even bigger advocate of kindness within business. There’s not enough of it.

I’ll never turn down a conversation with a potential client or employee who is a cultural fit for us. 

Email me at lee@flauntdigital.com

Lee Fuller

We probably have two years left before people stop visiting your website.

From a technology perspective, zero-click is already here.
What we’re waiting for now is widespread adoption.

Two recent announcements from Google have further validated some long-held thinking of mine:

𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗮𝗹 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗼𝗹 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗚𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗶.

Togethet, they accelerate a shift towards zero-click by:

 • Standardising ecommerce signals (product, price, availability) at the protocol level
 • Layering personalised AI on top that keeps users inside Google’s ecosystem
 • Increasing the likelihood that outcomes are decided for you, not discovered by you

When answers are personalised and transactions are abstracted, optimisation changes.

This is why we’ve started thinking about a continued shift from search optimisation and more towards Surface Experience Optimisation.

We are defining a surface as any interface where intent and choice intersect.

From a search perspective, this means brands need to:

 • Be structurally legible to engines
 • Design experiences that resolve intent, not just capture clicks
 • Engineer brand recall through consistent messaging and PR amplification
 • Own topics via well-structured, continuously evolving content
 • Treat the website less like a destination, and more like a database

I had a conversation with Dan Wall where we framed it really well:

“Think of every surface a user interacts with as the front end —
and your website as the back end that powers it.”

Almost all our ecommerce clients have seen a decline in sessions but an increase in conversion rate, if your growth still depends on visits, you may already be behind.

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