One system, not three suppliers
Search, paid ads and email, with the tracking, pages and follow-up that connect them. One team owns the path from the search to the sale.
About Mavix
An agency built around the number after the click.
Search, paid ads and email for 150+ businesses since 2019, run by one team from Los Angeles, Dubai and New Delhi. Everyone on your account is on our payroll, and every report opens with the enquiries that came in.
- 7years In the market Trading since 2019
- 150+ Businesses scaled Three countries
- $10M+ Trackable revenue driven From client accounts
- 30+ Specialists All on the payroll
Certified across the platforms we buy on. 150+ businesses, 7 years.
Built for good businesses their buyers cannot find.
A strong product, a sales process that works, and a buyer who searches for it and lands on a competitor. That is the account behind almost every result on this site, and the one this company exists to fix.
Buyers who are already searching
B2B, service businesses, online stores, software, the trades and professional services. What they share is a buyer typing what they sell today.
Enquiries on page one of the report
What came in and what each one cost, from your own accounts, with branded search split out from month one. A flat month is called flat.
Everyone on your account is on our payroll.
30+ specialists across Los Angeles, Dubai and New Delhi, employed here rather than subcontracted, so you know who does the work by name.
Account management
One named manager per account, day to day, and the founder on the first call and every monthly review.
Search
Technical, content and local specialists who write the pages and fix the site rather than briefing a tool to.
Paid media
Google, Meta and TikTok buyers who read search terms weekly and are paid on qualified leads, like the client.
Email and automation
The people who build the flows inside your platform, so they keep running if you leave.
Tracking and reporting
Conversion tracking rebuilt before anything is optimised, and a report that opens with enquiries.
Pages and conversion
Landing pages, forms and the path from click to enquiry, included in every engagement rather than sold later.
Trusted by 150+ businesses
The work
The results, in the clients' own numbers.
Two search accounts, three advertising accounts and one email campaign, each with the screenshot its figures came from. Open any card for the full story.
La Vela CoffeeSEO
+146%organic clicks
- 2.85Kclicks, from 1.16K
- 196Kimpressions, from 114K
- 19average position, from 26.5
My Favorite TherapistsSEO
99.6Ksearch impressions
- 1.72Kclicks
- 99.6Kimpressions
- 12.5average position
Google Ads, retailMedia buying
6.74xreturn on ad spend
- £31.4Kconversion value
- £4.66Kspend behind it
- £15.87cost per conversion
Google Ads, lead generationMedia buying
2.41Kconversions
- £19.21cost per conversion
- £0.57average cost per click
- £46.3Kspend managed
Meta, lead generationMedia buying
£2.68cost per lead
- 2,631leads delivered
- £0.77best ad set cost per lead
- 205Kpeople reached
Email marketing, single campaignEmail
53.3%open rate
- 99.54%deliverability rate
- 2,531opens
- 3.12%click-through rate
Thirty industries, each with its own playbook.
The searches, the rules and the buyer change by trade, so the plan changes with them. Pick yours.
- Accounting
- Automotive
- CBD and hemp
- Cleaning services
- Commercial print
- Crypto and Web3
- Dental practices
- Cannabis dispensaries
- Ecommerce and retail
- Electrical contractors
- Financial services
- General contractors
- Healthcare
- HVAC
- iGaming and betting
- Insurance
- Landscaping
- Law firms
- Manufacturing
- Med spas
- Managed IT services
- Pest control
- Plumbing
- Property management
- Real estate
- Roofing
- SaaS
- Supplements
- Addiction treatment
- Wellness and coaching
- All industries
What every account gets, without asking.
Everyone here is on our payroll
30+ specialists in three offices, and the founder on every monthly review.
150+ businesses scaled and $10M+ in trackable revenue since 2019, by people in Los Angeles, Dubai and New Delhi.
Three services, run as one system
Search, paid ads and email, with the tracking that connects them.
One team owns the path from search to sale, so the step losing you buyers gets fixed rather than passed on.
Built for buyers who are already searching
A working sales process, and a competitor taking the calls.
B2B, service businesses, online stores, software and the trades. All of them have a buyer searching today.
Measured in enquiries, reported straight
A monthly review with the founder, and a report that opens with enquiries.
Cost per enquiry second, branded search split out from month one. A flat month is called flat, and the report says why.
Six rules the whole company runs on.
Each one protects your money or your rankings. Break one and somebody pays, usually the client, so none of them are optional.
01
What gets reported The outcome, not the machinery
You want the phone to ring with the right person on the line. The tracking and the keyword research get done here. The enquiry count is what the report opens with.
02
Before any claim No measurement nobody took
Nobody is told their site is slow or their tracking is broken until somebody has actually looked. An audit that has not happened is not quoted as if it had.
03
Beside every figure Every number has a method
A figure with no method is a brag. Every number on this site came out of a live account, and the screenshot it came from sits next to it.
04
Why the no is honest Work that cannot move is turned down
The guarantee puts the financial risk on this side. Taking an account that cannot be moved costs money, so saying no is the commercially sensible answer.
05
Named in Google policy No shortcuts with your asset
No bought links, private networks, fake reviews, fake locations or mass-generated pages. Google names every one of those, and the site at risk is yours.
06
Who is accountable People do the work
Software is used the way any professional uses it. A person is accountable for every deliverable, and nothing machine-generated is handed to you as research.
Things you will not be sold here
- Shared leads sold to several businesses at once
- Social media content calendars
- Logo and branding work on its own
- A promise of a specific position on Google
- Bought backlinks, private blog networks or automated outreach at volume
- Contact lists bought from data brokers
How it runs
What actually happens, week by week.
Review first, then measurement, then the foundation, then the pages and campaigns that earn.
- 01 Week one
You get your starting numbers
Your real figures come out of your own Search Console, analytics and ad accounts, and you get a copy before anything is touched.
Committed The starting number, in writing
- 02 Weeks two to six
What is broken gets fixed
Tracking first, then site health, campaign structure, and the pages your traffic already lands on. This is where wasted spend comes back.
Committed Every change logged, so you can see what moved
- 03 Weeks six to twelve
The number should move
New money pages, wider campaigns, the follow-up emails nobody built. Paid moves first. Search builds slower and keeps going.
Committed Day ninety is when the guarantee is measured
- 04 Month four onward
It compounds, or you hear why not
If it is working, the same loop runs from a higher base. If it is not, you hear that before you have to ask.
Committed A monthly review with the founder
On camera
Four clients on camera, in their own words.
Four clients, four industries, one thing in common: the number moved and they said so on camera.
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It is the best long-term investment we have made in the company, full stop.
Ahmed · Business owner · SEO
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The cost per lead from organic is a fraction of what we pay on ads, and that math gets better every month.
Sandra · Founder · SEO
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People can book a table without calling during the dinner rush. My host actually thanked me.
Aaliyah · Restaurant owner · Website
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These tech geeks know the Facebook analytics and the data and the pixels and all that stuff that makes a musician’s head explode.
David · The Wankers · Social ads
Reviews
What clients say, in their own words.
4.9 out of 5 from 22 published reviews
I have been in business long enough to know that every agency has a presentation about why they are different. That part doesn't interest me. What mattered to us was whether they understood our market and whether they would actually do the work after the meeting was over. So far, they've been practical, responsive and consistent. We discuss priorities, the team works on them, and we review what was done. I prefer that kind of relationship.
I am probably not the easiest person to build a landing page for because I change my mind constantly. First I wanted it minimal. Then more colour. Then less colour. Then I hated the headline. Then I wanted the old headline back. 😂 What I liked was that the team didn't get irritated or disappear every time I asked for another round of changes. We kept working through it until it finally felt like us.
My son said we needed SEO. I said fine, but I didn't want to hear about it every week. Mavix sorted the important stuff and kept it simple.
Photos are illustrative. Every quote is the client's own words.
The guarantee
A 50% increase in 90 days, or a refund plus $1,000.
Your target goes into the contract before you pay: a 50% rise in organic traffic, rankings or enquiries inside 90 days. Miss it and every retainer fee comes back to you, plus $1,000 from our side. The conditions, in short:
- The baseline is measured in your own Google Search Console and GA4 in week one, and you get a copy of it before any work starts.
- The 90 days run from the day access is granted, not the day the contract is signed.
- Recommended changes are implemented, or we are given the access to implement them ourselves.
- Applies to search engagements. Paid ads carry their own offer instead: 50 qualified leads in a month, or the next month is free, against criteria agreed in writing before launch.
- Tracking must be functional. If your analytics cannot measure the baseline, we fix that first and the clock starts after.
The full terms are on the SEO pricing page.
Elsewhere in the library
Where to go next.
What drives the number, what is included, and what is not.
What drives the number
Twenty-three accounts, the screenshots, and what each one does not prove.
Twenty-three accounts with screenshots
Where the rules, the buying cycle or the ad policies genuinely differ.
Thirty industry pages
Next step
Start with the review, not the sales call.
We look at the real site and the real accounts, then tell you what we found. You keep the document either way.