For Texas companies that sell in Houston, the Dallas and Fort Worth area, Austin, San Antonio or the Rio Grande Valley. A senior project manager assembles a remote team that knows your metro, your trade and how your customers search.
It starts with a free analysis of your marketing, delivered within 24 hours, and a call on Central Time.
Market brief
A roofing company in Houston and a software startup in Austin share a state, not a market, so the team is matched to yours.
The market
Texas is several economies under one flag. Houston runs on energy, the port and a vast medical district. The Dallas and Fort Worth area is corporate finance, insurance, logistics and suburbs that keep spreading north. Austin is software and state government, San Antonio is healthcare, tourism and military bases, and the border metros trade with Mexico every day. An ad account or a content plan built for one of them rarely fits another.
In San Antonio, El Paso, McAllen, Brownsville and large parts of Houston, many of your customers search, call and read reviews in Spanish, or switch between both languages. Translated English copy tends to sound off. The specialist plans Spanish keywords, ad text and landing pages written for that audience, and keeps both languages in one reporting view.
Summer heat keeps air conditioning contractors busy for months, hail and hurricane seasons bring bursts of roofing, restoration and insurance searches, and a hard freeze can flood plumbers with calls overnight. For home services companies the plan holds budget in reserve for those weeks and has ads, landing pages and call tracking ready before the season opens.
Nobody from the team sits in your office, and nothing in the work requires it: ads, search, listings and email all run online. Your project manager books video calls in Central Time (Mountain Time if you are in El Paso), shares the plan for each stage and sends a monthly report you can bring to your own leadership meeting.
In short
A team matched to Texas, working remotely.
Where we start
Before you pay for anything, you get an analysis of your marketing next to your competitors.
Where companies here usually start
Industries
The team is built around your trade and your metro. These four kinds of Texas companies come up often, each with its own buyers and channels.
Industry 01
Sales cycles run through engineers and procurement teams around Houston and the Permian Basin, so the work leans on LinkedIn targeting, technical content and search terms buyers actually use.
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Industry 02
Local search, Google Business Profile and call-focused ads carry most leads, with separate service areas for each metro and budgets that follow heat, hail and freeze seasons.
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Industry 03
From the Texas Medical Center area to San Antonio and the Valley, clinics need bilingual patient pages, local listings and ads that stay inside health advertising rules.
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Industry 04
B2B software teams need demand from outside the state as much as inside it, so the plan mixes search, LinkedIn, product content and email that moves trials toward a sales call.
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Before you commit
See your marketing next to competitors in your part of Texas.
The free analysis arrives as a PDF within 24 hours, and a senior project manager walks you through it on a video call.
Metro areas
Each metro page covers the area around the main city: Houston with the Gulf Coast suburbs, Dallas with Fort Worth, and the border metros with their cross-border shoppers.
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaHouston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaSan Antonio-New Braunfels, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaAustin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaMcAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaEl Paso, TX. Mountain Time.
Metro areaKilleen-Temple, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaCorpus Christi, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaBrownsville-Harlingen, TX. Central Time.
Metro areaBeaumont-Port Arthur, TX. Central Time.
Matching by market
A team matched to Texas, working remotely.
How it works
You do not pick from a list. A senior project manager matches the team to your market and industry, and you decide whether to start.
Questions
Short answers about how the work runs for companies in this state.
No. The team works remotely, and the work itself happens online: ad accounts, search, listings, content and reports. Your project manager meets you by video in Central Time, and if a campaign needs photos or video from your site, the plan includes a crew you approve.
Yes, when your customers need it. The specialist writes Spanish keywords, ads and landing pages for that audience instead of translating English copy, and your reports show both languages side by side so you can see which one brings calls.
Usually separate service areas at least, because search behavior, competitors and even the names customers use for neighborhoods differ. The analysis looks at where your calls come from today and the plan splits the budget where the split pays off.
The plan sets it up before the season: landing pages for hail and wind damage, call tracking, ad groups ready to switch on, and a budget reserve. When a storm hits your area, your project manager moves budget within the limits you approved in advance.
A written analysis of your marketing within 24 hours: your website, search visibility and ads next to competitors in your Texas metro. Then a call with a senior project manager who explains where to start and which specialists the plan needs.
Marketing services in Texas
Send us your website. Within 24 hours you get a free written analysis of your marketing next to competitors in your metro, and a call with a senior project manager on Central Time.
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