When Brooks Advertising opened in 1991, getting found meant being in the Yellow Pages. Then it meant a website. Then you had to rank on Google, and now, a little more each month, it means the AI-written answer sitting where the ten blue links used to be. We've moved clients through every one of these shifts without losing them along the way.
The names change. The job doesn't: be where your customers look, in the form they're looking in, saying something worth finding.
Websites, SEO, SEM, PPC, content, social, email, and the lead generation and reporting behind them, run as one plan by the same agency that buys your airtime and designs your brand.
why one agency
A focused plan, run properly. Where most small businesses end up once the diagnosis is written.
Competitive markets, or heavy production. Ad spend sits on top of this; that money goes to the platforms, not to us.
A different product, not a smaller one. Same team, fixed price, built for businesses that want marketing handled without a full program.
A rough sanity check before you talk to anyone, us included: the SBA's long-standing guideline is 7–8% of gross revenue for businesses under $5 million, and plenty of small businesses spend less, often 3–5%. At 3–5% on a million dollars of revenue, that's about $2,500–$4,200 a month, and roughly half of it should go to the work rather than the media.
Four businesses that were already spending the money, had someone doing the work, and could not tell you what any of it was returning. None of them increased a budget. What changed was what the money was pointed at, and in every case we increased their business.
Two days. Three problems. No invoice.
01 FREE
Someone on our side goes through the site and writes back with three specific problems and what to do about each within two business days.
02 WEEKS 1-2
We get into your analytics, your search rankings, your ad accounts and the site itself. What you get is written and plain: what's losing money right now, what's already working and underfunded, and the order we'd fix things in.
03 FIRST 30 DAYS
How many services you need is a conclusion, not a starting point, so we don't put a monthly number on anything until the diagnosis has told us what it is. Most businesses land on two or three services. Competitive markets and heavier production run higher.
04 ONGOING
Work goes out every month and the budget follows whatever is converting. Every quarter we put the plan back against your revenue, and anything flat gets cut—our own work included, which is the part most agencies leave out of that sentence.
Send us your website. In two business days you'll have our first three fixes, in writing, from people who have been doing this since 1991.
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