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Of course SEO is important thing, but before using SEO i would rather be concerned about the quality of the website itself. About SEO - well 500 - 1000 dollars
Old thread, but those averages are spot on. I run a clothing company and the low end of that range is a waste of money. You just get generic blog posts that don't sell anything.
I hired Vision One Research to figure out exactly who my buyers were instead of guessing. They did the actual market research to show me what my audience was searching for and what drove them to buy. Once I had that data, I stopped burning cash on the wrong keywords and my SEO started bringing in real sales.
The biggest mistake is paying for a generic package before you know what your market actually looks like.
The thread starts as a generic overview of SEO pricing in the USA, but the most valuable contributions come from automotive industry professionals who redirect the conversation toward what actually matters for dealerships. A 1,300-dealership case study shared by a contributor found that sites with passing Core Web Vitals consistently outranked competitors regardless of SEO spend, reinforcing the consensus that technical fundamentals like page speed must come before any monthly retainer. The key takeaway is that $1,500–$5,000/month is a typical range, but the number is meaningless without documented deliverables and a technically sound website foundation.