An AI marketing agency for getting found on Google and in AI answers

We use AI to get more research, production, and testing out of every dollar, and we optimize for AI answers as well as Google rankings. AI clusters keywords, drafts briefs and first drafts, produces ad variations, and speeds up reporting. People set the strategy, interview your experts, edit and fact-check every page, and protect your brand voice. The result should be more output and more experiments, measured in leads and revenue, without the generic content that erodes trust.

Cost depends on how many locations and markets you serve, how competitive your keywords are, how much content you need each month, and which channels are in scope, such as SEO alone or SEO plus email, SMS, and ads. Technical problems on your site, or tracking that needs rebuilding, add setup work. Ad spend is a separate budget from management fees. We quote after a free consultation and an audit of where you stand today.

Expect early signals within weeks and meaningful results over several months. Technical fixes, Business Profile improvements, and faster lead follow-up can show up quickly, while new content usually takes months to earn steady rankings, and longer in competitive markets. Be wary of anyone who guarantees rankings; Google's own guidance on hiring an SEO says no one can guarantee a first-place ranking. We report leading indicators monthly, so you can see progress before the revenue arrives.

We can make you much easier to recommend, but no one can guarantee what an AI model says. First we make sure AI search crawlers such as OAI-SearchBot and PerplexityBot can reach your pages, since some firewall and hosting settings block them. Then we publish clear, quotable answers, keep your business facts consistent across the web, earn reviews and third-party mentions, and track a fixed set of buyer prompts in each AI tool every month.

Not if it's genuinely helpful and accurate. Google's spam policies target pages mass-produced mainly to manipulate rankings, whether a person or a model wrote them, not the use of AI itself. That's why our content starts from your expertise and data, and why an editor fact-checks every page before it's published. Thin, generic pages, AI-written or not, are what both search engines and AI answer tools pass over.

Either works. You can move everything to us, or keep an existing ad or social agency and bring us in for SEO, AI search visibility, and tracking. We start by auditing what's in place, so nothing that works gets thrown away, and we share dashboards so everyone sees the same numbers. Scope, term, and how either side can end the engagement are agreed in writing before work starts.

Yes, when consent and authentication are built in, and we build them in. Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook require bulk senders to authenticate with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, and Gmail and Yahoo also require one-click unsubscribe. Marketing texts need documented opt-in under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and carrier rules. Since September 1, 2025, Texas's telephone solicitation law also covers marketing texts, which can mean registering with the Texas Secretary of State unless an exemption applies. This isn't legal advice, and we'll coordinate with your attorney.