About Superb Digital
Superb Digital says it was founded in Bristol in 2014 and has a studio at Spike Island. Its site is organised around estate agents: it says it helps independent agencies reduce their reliance on Rightmove by building search visibility and a website they control. It also serves online retailers and professional services firms, with separate pages for ecommerce SEO and PPC, Shopify SEO and general web design. It says it is a certified Google Partner.
The estate agent offer has three parts. SEO builds local search visibility for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants. PPC runs Google Ads and social ads, and the page says Google Ads can work on a modest monthly spend, with no standard budget. Websites come in three options, from a pre-designed theme to a custom build with property feed integration through Property Hive, built on WordPress with Elementor. A bespoke build usually takes two to three months.
Website prices are published. The Pro package is £189 plus VAT a month and the Premium package £279 plus VAT a month, both on a standard 12-month contract that then becomes rolling with a two-month break clause. After the first year, every website customer moves onto a Website Support Plan at £99 a month. The site says quotes are based on the brief and may rise if the brief changes after sign-off. SEO and PPC fees are not published.
Case studies carry figures. For Bristol Property Centre it reports leads up 297% from Google Ads, cost per click down 54% from £4.16 to £1.91 and cost per conversion down 77%, from £466.09 in March to £105.09 in September 2024. Another estate agent is reported with organic visitors up 219% and enquiries from organic search up 266%. The site claims enquiries up more than 250% across its estate agent clients and cost per click cut by half.
Ask what the Pro and Premium packages include beyond the website, how SEO is priced, and what the support plan covers.
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