Marketing Agency in Dallas-Fort Worth
Site Altitude is based in Weatherford, west of Fort Worth in Parker County. We work with businesses across Parker and Tarrant County — Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington — and with clients nationwide. Strategy is human-owned: a real person who knows your business decides what to do and why. Execution is AI-run on our own platform, which is why work ships fast and nothing gets dropped. We have been doing this since 2013.
What does Site Altitude do for DFW businesses?
We run the whole growth system rather than one piece of it: search, paid ads, websites, social, email, and CRM follow-up, under one accountable team. That means the ads, the landing page, and the follow-up are built to work together instead of being handed to three vendors who never speak.
Get Found. SEO & AEO and Google Business Profile — so you show up when someone in Fort Worth or Dallas searches, and when they ask an AI assistant instead.
Get Traffic. Google Ads, Local Service Ads, Meta Ads, and outbound lead generation.
Get Converting. Web design and development — pages built to turn a visit into a booked call.
Stay Engaged. Social media management, email and newsletters, and CRM management, so follow-up runs itself and no lead goes cold.
What does web design look like for a Weatherford or Fort Worth business?
The same as anywhere, done properly: a fast site whose job is turning a visit into a booked call. The page you are reading is the example — a static build with no WordPress and no plugin sprawl to hack. Local clients get the same stack we gave ourselves.
We rebuilt our own site that way after years of WordPress plugin upkeep, and we have not gone back. If you want to see the work before you commit to it, we will build your new site first and show it to you at a real preview link. Web design and development covers the custom build; the free website preview is the see-it-first version for home-service companies.
How do you win local search in Dallas-Fort Worth?
Most local buying decisions happen inside Google before anyone reaches your website — the map, your reviews, your hours. So we keep the profile complete and active, run Local Service Ads where they earn their keep, and build a review habit that keeps recent reviews arriving.
Those three pieces feed each other. Reviews lift the map listing, the map listing lifts the ads, and a consistent name, address, and phone across the web is what makes Google trust any of it. Google Business Profile management and Local Service Ads are managed together for that reason, with SEO and AEO underneath so you also get named when someone asks an AI for a recommendation.
Who do you work with?
Mostly local service businesses — home services, waste and dumpster hauling, roofing, HVAC, home care — plus professional firms in law and finance. The pattern matters more than the industry: a business that needs the phone to ring and can tell us what a good lead is worth.
A few of those are written up in full. A North Texas waste & dumpster company is the closest to home — a Dallas-Fort Worth operator running search, ads, and Google Business Profile together. Outside Texas, a national roofing franchise and a Washington-state home care provider show the same system on different maps. Client names stay off the site until they tell us otherwise, so the write-ups are described rather than branded.
Do you meet in person?
Yes, if you are in Parker or Tarrant County. We will come to you in Weatherford, Fort Worth, or the towns in between. Everywhere else — and for most week-to-week work — it is video calls and a live reporting link you can open any time.
Either way you get a named person who owns the account and answers when you call. Book a time on the discovery call calendar, or use the contact page if you would rather send a note first.
What does it cost?
Programs start at $1,000 a month. Ads management on its own starts at $599 a month. Ad spend is separate — it goes straight to Google or Meta and is never marked up by us. Everything runs month-to-month, with the numbers published rather than quoted on a call.
The full breakdown, including what a multi-channel program costs, is on the pricing page. Before you hire anyone, local or not, there is a shorter list worth working through first — how to choose a marketing agency in DFW covers the questions that separate an agency worth paying from one that is good at meetings.
What areas do you serve?
We are in Weatherford and we work across Parker County, Fort Worth and the rest of Tarrant County, Dallas, and Arlington. Nearby towns are part of the same working day, and clients outside the metroplex are handled the same way — remotely, with the same reporting.
In practice that means Weatherford, Aledo, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Granbury, Mineral Wells, and Azle out west, and Fort Worth, Burleson, Benbrook, Keller, Southlake, Arlington, and Dallas east of us. We are a member of the Parker County Chamber of Commerce and we have run accounts for businesses in states we have never set foot in — both of those are true, and neither one is the pitch.
The usual first move
Web Design & Development
A fast site built to convert, with nothing to hack. Start here if the site is the weak link.
Learn moreGoogle Business Profile
The listing local buyers actually read. Cheapest place to win ground in the metroplex.
Learn moreGoogle Ads
When you need the phone ringing this month rather than next quarter.
Learn moreA real person, accountable to you
One person owns your account and answers when you reach out — no ticket queue, no rotating contacts. You will know their name and have their direct line from your first call.
Meet your team on a callFrequently asked questions
Do you only work with DFW businesses?
No. We're based in Weatherford and a good share of our clients are in Dallas-Fort Worth, but we work with businesses across the country — home care in Washington state, HVAC in New Jersey, roofing in Los Angeles. Local is where we live; it is not a limit on who we take.
How is a local marketing agency different from a national one?
You can get the person who runs your account on the phone, and they already know what your market looks like. Meeting in person matters to some businesses and not at all to others. What should not differ is the reporting — ask either kind to show you live numbers before you sign.
Do you handle Google Business Profile management?
Yes. Categories, services, hours, posts, photos, Q&A, review responses, and the consistency signals behind them. For local searches most buyers decide inside Google without ever reaching your website, so we treat the profile as seriously as a homepage.
What should a Weatherford or Fort Worth business ask before hiring a marketing agency?
Who actually does the work, what you own if you leave, whether your ad spend is marked up, and how you will see results without having to ask. Our guide to choosing a marketing agency in DFW walks through the full list, including the questions agencies do not enjoy answering.
How fast can you start?
Usually within days of the first call. Getting access to your ad accounts, your Google Business Profile, and your site is normally the slow part, not our calendar. Everything is month-to-month with a 30-day guarantee, so starting does not require a long commitment.
Can we meet in person?
Yes, if you are in Parker or Tarrant County — Weatherford, Fort Worth, Aledo, Willow Park, and the towns between them. Outside that, and for most week-to-week work, we run on video and a live reporting link. Plenty of clients have never needed a meeting in a room.
What does it cost to work with Site Altitude?
Programs start at $1,000 a month and ads management on its own starts at $599 a month. Ad spend is separate, goes straight to Google or Meta, and is never marked up. The full breakdown is published on our pricing page rather than saved for a call.
Do you build websites, or only run ads?
Both, and they work better together. We design and build the site, then run search, ads, social, email, and CRM follow-up against it — which is why the landing page and the campaign pointing at it are never an argument between two vendors.
Talk to someone in Weatherford, not a call center.
Book a 20-minute call. We will look at what is already working in your market and tell you plainly where the gap is.
Prefer to type? Chat with us — a human answers.