Websites, local SEO, Google and Meta ads, branding, print, photography and video. One person in Cambridge, Minnesota does all of it, which is why none of it waits on anybody else. Most clients start with one thing and add the rest once it is working.
Three different ways to be in front of a buyer, on three different timelines. Ads work this week, SEO works this year, and most businesses need both running at once.
The map pack, a page per service, and content aimed at the jobs you want. Slowest to pay off and usually the most valuable. From $1,500 a month inside a package.
Catches people who already have the problem and are searching right now. 323 tracked leads at $63.71 across twelve months of managed accounts.
Facebook and Instagram, for getting in front of a town before they need you. 44 leads at $28.97 over eighty one days.
Traffic is wasted on a site that does not answer the question or a brand that looks like it was made in a hurry. This is the half that decides whether a visit becomes a call.
Custom WordPress, a real page for every service, copy written for you, local SEO set up before launch. $3,500 to $6,500, quoted up front.
Logo and identity work plus everything it has to live on. Trucks, signs, shirts, cards, booklets. Print projects from $250.
Studio shots for catalogs and online stores, priced by product count and angles.
Almost no marketing agency owns a camera. The big Minneapolis ones sell SEO, websites and ads, and that is the whole list. If you need photos they send you somewhere else.
Your crews and your finished work, shot properly and cut for the website, the profile and the ads. Quoted per shoot.
Running the page day to day: posting, replying, building a following. Sold separately from paid Meta ads, because they are different jobs.
Nine client sites, six results with real numbers, every client named and every figure out of a live account.
Working in a specific trade? See roofing, HVAC and electrical, concrete, plumbing, landscaping or general contracting. Or see where we work.
The honest version, including the cases where the answer is to spend less rather than more.
Start with the website. Everything else sends traffic to it, and spending on ads or SEO before the site can convert is buying visits you will not close. If the site loads fast, has a page per service and asks for the call, we will tell you to leave it alone and spend the money elsewhere.
Start with local SEO, and specifically the Google Business Profile, which is the fastest moving thing in local search and the most neglected. If you need calls this month rather than this quarter, run Google Ads alongside it.
Google Ads, nothing else. It is the only channel that starts the day it is approved. SEO is the right long answer and the wrong short one, and anybody telling you otherwise is selling a retainer.
Meta ads, if the work is visual. Nobody on Facebook is looking for a drywall contractor, so the creative has to stop the scroll, which is why it is bundled with photography rather than sold on its own.
Branding and print, plus real photos of your work. Three different blues across a truck, a card and a website reads as a small operation whether or not you are one.
Then do not hire an agency yet, including this one. Put it into one thing done properly, usually the Google Business Profile. We will tell you which on a call, for free, even if we are not the ones doing it.
Published, so you can work out whether we are in your range without booking a call to find out. Websites are a one-time project. Ongoing marketing runs month to month, and ad spend is billed separately straight to the platform.
One-time project. Most Minnesota small business sites land in here.
For a business with a decent site that needs the phone to ring.
Everything, including me on site with a camera twice a month.
Month to month, no contracts. For SEO we recommend giving it at least six months, because that is how long it takes to be worth judging. If you would rather commit to twelve months, two on-site photo and video shoots are included at no charge.
Here, yes, and it is the main reason to use us. Most agencies this size subcontract half the list, and most agencies of any size do not own a camera. When the SEO needs a page built, it gets built the same afternoon instead of becoming a ticket at another company. The trade-off is capacity rather than quality, which is why there is a limit on monthly clients.
No. A website is a standalone project and plenty of clients buy one and nothing else. Photography is sold per shoot. Branding and print are quoted per piece. The monthly packages exist because SEO and ads work better run together, not because anything is held hostage behind them. Full numbers on the pricing page.
No. Trades are most of the roster because that is what this corner of Minnesota is made of, but there is a gym, a cannabis cultivator, a grinding and sharpening shop and others. If you are a local business that needs to be found and needs to look the part, the work is the same shape.
