Do you offer SEO for Tempe businesses, or only Google Ads?
Both. We run SEO and GEO (getting cited in AI answers) alongside paid search, because the same keyword research and conversion tracking feed both.
For Tempe companies that serve local customers we start with local SEO and the Google Business Profile: categories, services, photos, reviews and the location pages behind them. For B2B and SaaS firms we focus on technical health, content that answers buyer questions, and structured data.
If paid search is already working, we use its search term data to pick SEO targets that are proven to convert, instead of guessing.
How do you advertise to ASU students and staff without wasting budget?
Plan around the academic calendar and target by behavior and place, not just age. Tempe's audience changes completely between August move-in, the semester, and May graduation.
We concentrate spend in the weeks students and parents are deciding, use the campus area as a location layer, and keep separate campaigns for residents who stay year round. Summer budgets for student-driven offers usually drop sharply.
One trap for Tempe apartment and housing advertisers: on Google and Meta, housing is a restricted category in the US, so targeting by age, gender or ZIP code is not allowed and Meta sets a minimum location radius. Campaigns built without knowing this get rejected or quietly limited.
Sources: Google Ads Help: Personalized advertising policy (housing, employment and credit), Meta Business Help: About Special Ad Categories
Is YouTube advertising worth it for a Tempe business?
It is when you have a clear offer and a way to measure it. YouTube and Demand Gen can reach Tempe viewers by location, interest and search history for a fraction of a TV buy.
We usually start with short, direct videos aimed at people who have already searched for what you sell or visited your site, then widen to new audiences once the cost per lead holds. Views alone are not the goal.
Our video ads page covers formats and budgets. John's own YouTube channel shows the kind of plain-spoken video that tends to work.
What does a Google Ads consultant in Tempe actually do each week?
Reviews search terms, adds negatives, checks budgets and conversion tracking, tests ads, and explains in plain English what changed and why.
Buddy, our AI agent, runs the routine checks every day and flags problems such as a broken conversion tag or a budget burning out by noon. John reviews the flags and approves each change, so nothing runs on autopilot.
You get a short weekly note and a monthly report tied to leads and revenue, not just clicks. Pricing is the same wherever you are: a flat monthly fee plus a small percentage of ad spend, with most engagements between $2,000 and $15,000 a month and a $3,000 monthly ad spend minimum. The full breakdown is on the paid media page.