SEO, paid search, social media and content for Grande Prairie and Peace Region businesses — built on a website that can actually convert the traffic.
The most common mistake is buying attention before the destination is ready. It is an expensive way to discover your site does not work.
If the site does not clearly say what you do, prove you are credible and make contact effortless, every dollar of traffic is discounted.
SEO and local search compound. It is slow and it keeps working long after the work stops.
Ads fill the gap while SEO matures, and cover terms too competitive to earn. They stop the moment you stop paying — which is fine, as long as you know that going in.
Not every business needs all of it, and we will say so.
Technical SEO, local search, Google Business Profile and the content that makes you findable for what you sell.
Google Ads for the terms worth paying for, with tracking so you can see what a lead actually costs.
Reach and familiarity, pointed back at a site that converts.
The questions your customers ask before buying, answered properly. This is most of SEO and most of what builds trust.
Reporting you can read, in plain language, that tells you what came in and what it cost.
Designed, built, hosted and managed in-house — so there is nobody to blame when something needs changing.
Anyone promising fast results from organic search is selling you something.
Google Business Profile improvements, ad campaigns, and fixing whatever is actively broken on the site.
Organic ranking movement from content and structure. Real, but not fast.
Compounding. A page that ranks tends to stay ranking, which is why the early work keeps paying.
The phrase covers a lot of ground, so it is worth being specific about what digital marketing means for a business in this region.
For most Grande Prairie businesses, digital marketing means being found locally — search, the map results and a site that converts. Everything else is secondary to that.
Digital marketing for an oilfield service company looks nothing like digital marketing for a restaurant. The channels, the buying cycle and the proof required are all different.
We handle the marketing and the website it points at. When the site, the search work and the ads are in one place, nobody gets to blame anybody else.
Straight answers, no sales pitch.
Almost certainly not. Most businesses should fix the website, sort out Google Business Profile, and do one other thing properly.
Ads if you need leads this month. SEO if you want them in a year without paying per click. Most businesses eventually want both, starting with ads while SEO matures.
Below a certain point, spreading money across several channels guarantees all of them underperform. We would rather do one thing well and say so.
Monthly work is monthly. If it is not working you should be able to stop.
Enquiries, calls and quote requests — not impressions and likes. We report on the things that pay you.
Yes. Local knowledge matters for local SEO; the rest travels fine.
The individual pieces.
Tell us what you have tried and what you sell. We will tell you where the money should go first.
