Digital marketing company in Franklin, Tennessee
A digital marketing company with four services: search, AI visibility, paid ads and websites. The engineers running them can edit your site directly, so the fixes that need a code change actually ship.
All four are run from Franklin, Tennessee, by US-based engineers. No offshoring and no subcontracting.
- Engineers on every account
- No account-manager layer between you and the work.
- Tracking we wrote ourselves
- Written into your site, so the report matches what happened.
- Yours to keep
- The site, the accounts and the tracking stay with you.
Why the engineering matters
A marketing agency's recommendations stop at the edge of your website, because that is where its access stops. The ones requiring a code change never get done, and those are usually the ones that matter: page speed, tracking, form handling, and getting a lead into your CRM quickly.
We already had a software team, so we do that part as well. Everything in this division is the marketing work plus the engineering it requires.
The four services this digital marketing company offers
Each has a page listing what is included and what is not.
- SEO Technical · local · content
For businesses that should be found for what they do and are not.
- AI visibility ChatGPT · Gemini · AI Overviews
Buyers increasingly ask an assistant before they ask Google.
- Google Ads Search · Local Services · Performance Max
The landing page, the form and the tracking are built by the same team running the bids.
- Websites Static, fast, and yours
Built on the same stack this site runs on.
Some of these are software problems
If the software your staff or your customers use is what costs you business, that is the other half of the company. Same engineers, same team.
Questions about working with us
What makes you different from any other digital marketing company?
We can change the site. Most of what a digital marketing company recommends after month one requires a code change: page speed, form handling, tracking, and getting a lead into your CRM quickly. An agency without engineers files those as tickets for a developer who was never briefed. We ship them ourselves.
Do I have to buy all four services?
No. Most clients start with one, usually SEO or Google Ads. They are often bought together because they fail together: a good campaign pointed at a slow site loses money on every click. We look at all four on the first call and recommend only what applies.
What does a marketing engagement cost?
Monthly work is quoted against your situation. Builds and audits are fixed price. The pricing page carries the starting figure for each, so you do not have to book a call to find out whether we are in your range.
Will you work on a site you did not build?
Usually yes, and most of our work is on sites we did not build. The exception is a platform we can't get access into. If the fix is to move off your page builder, the audit says so and prices both options.
Are you a full service marketing agency?
For the four services on this page, yes: search, AI visibility, paid ads and websites, plus the engineering underneath them. We do not do brand campaigns, print, PR or social media management.
Do you work as a local SEO company, or nationally?
Both, with one limit. Map pack ranking depends heavily on the searcher's distance from you, so our Franklin address helps in Middle Tennessee and does nothing in Dallas. Organic search and ads work anywhere, and we run those remotely.
How is this different from a content marketing agency or a paid ads agency?
Those are single-channel firms. The difference here is that the channel and the site are the same engagement. A content marketing agency can't fix the page speed costing you the ranking, and a paid ads agency can't rebuild the landing page it sends traffic to.
Who writes the content?
We do, working from your sales calls and the questions you are actually asked. You review everything before it publishes.
Related: SEO · Google Ads · Nashville · Pricing · Software development
We check our own work against Google Search Central, because the guidance is published and specific.
Start with the problem, not the service
Describe what is not working and an engineer will tell you which of the four applies, or that none of them does.
