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Deciding who should do the work and what it should cost: agency, freelancer or in-house, SEO or paid ads, how long results take, and what to ask before you sign.
Not sure whether to hire an SEO agency, a freelancer or in-house? Real 2026 costs from named surveys, the fully loaded salary math, and when each one wins.
Read the postWhat an SEO engagement with Mavix includes for Georgetown, Southlake and San Antonio businesses, what drives the price, and accounts we have done it on.
Read the postSEO and PPC solve different problems. What each costs, how fast each moves, a real account that shows them working together, and the question that decides.
Read the postA decision, not a debate. Which channel to start with depends on your margin, your timeline and whether demand already exists. Here is how to work it out.
Read the postWhat we look at, what you get, how long it takes, and why there is no automated sequence attached to it. Written so nobody has to ask on a call.
Read the postThe questions that separate an agency that will move your numbers from one that sends a report. What a good answer sounds like, and what a bad one means.
Read the postThe reasoning behind a refund plus $1,000 if we miss the target, the conditions that make it honest, and what it changes about which clients we take.
Read the postWhy the honest answer is a range, what makes one site cost three times another, and how to tell an underpriced proposal from a fair one.
Read the postA month-by-month view of what moves and when, why the honest answer is three to six months, and what a faster answer usually means.
Read the postA fair comparison of agencies, freelancers and hiring in-house, including where each genuinely wins and the questions that expose the difference.
Read the postAn agency that sells eleven services is usually reselling several of them. What we removed, why, and what it costs us in deals we no longer win.
Read the postA one-page marketing strategy that starts with what a customer is worth and what you can afford to pay for one. Free markdown template.
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