Local marketing in Lake Jackson
Lake Jackson is the town the rest of Brazosport drives to. That is good for business and bad for being found: whoever else does what you do is probably three blocks away.
Lake Jackson was drawn on paper in 1943 to house Dow employees, and it grew into the shopping end of the county. What that means for you is that most searches here are made by somebody who is already close — sitting in a parking lot, phone in hand, choosing between businesses that are all a few minutes apart.
When everyone is equally near, distance stops deciding and the other two rules take over: whether your profile matches what the person typed, and how well known your business is. That is category, photos, hours and reviews — reviews that get answered. In a town where your competitor is three blocks away, that is the entire margin.
Pricing
Published, because you should not have to ask.
Setup
$1,200one time
Full site and Google profile, with any monthly plan below. Without a monthly plan, the site on its own is $1,800.
Google profile
$300per month
For a business that already has a site and only needs to show up on the map.
- Profile managed every month
- Posts and photos
- Review handling
- Monthly report
Local visibility
$600per month
For a business that wants to show up in every town it serves.
- Everything in Google profile
- New content every month
- One page per town
- Unlimited site edits
- English and Spanish
Visibility + ads
$900per month
For when you want calls this week, not in three months.
- Everything in Local visibility
- Google and Meta campaigns
- Ads in both languages
- Report of calls and messages
Digital marketing campaign
CustomFor a goal with a date: a launch, a season, an opening. Social, email, ads and content, combined around what you want to achieve.
No published price because it depends on the channels, the length and the ad budget. Each campaign is quoted on its own.
Hosting is genuinely $0 — your site is static files on a global CDN. You pay only to renew your domain, roughly $12 a year, directly to your registrar.
The ad budget is separate and you pay it straight to Google or Meta: that money never passes through our hands. The ad account stays in your name. If we ever stop working together, you keep it, with all of its history.