Enter a market without opening an office in it.
We build a page for every service you sell in every market you want work in, then get them on the front page of Google. The whole build ships up front, not four pages a month for a year.
Prefer email? contact@dndmarketing.co — we reply within one business day.
Organic results
Mid-South Door Systems — Commercial Door Repair
Automatic, fire-rated and storefront door service for facilities across Memphis, Jackson & West TN…
Illustrative — organic result, not a paid ad.
No monthly fees until you rank.
$500 to start. Monthly begins at the target.
Your reputation stops where you've already worked.
Most commercial operators aren't struggling to win work. They're struggling to be considered somewhere new. Here's how that usually shows up.
Talk it through on a call →- 01Referrals don't cross county lines.
Repeat work and word of mouth carry you in the markets you've already served. In a market you've never worked, nobody has heard of you and nobody is asking around about you.
- 02Expansion normally means payroll before revenue.
A rep, a truck, a satellite office, a trade show booth. You commit the cost first and find out whether the work is there second.
- 03One services page can't rank for eleven cities.
Google ranks pages, not companies. A single page listing every market you serve gives it nothing specific to show anyone, so it shows someone else.
- 04Retainers that report activity instead of placements.
Monthly invoices, quarterly decks, and a rankings screenshot that hasn't moved in a year.
One page per service, per market. Every one a way in.
Google ranks pages, not companies. So we build one dedicated page for every service you sell in every market you want work in, often dozens, sometimes hundreds. Each one is a real, indexable way into a market where you currently have no presence. The security surveillance company we work with closed deals in cities they had never set foot in.
Twelve services across nine markets is 108 pages
Not one page trying to cover all of it. If you do commercial door installation, repair, fire-rated work and hardware across nine cities, that is thirty-six separate chances to be the result someone clicks.
208 pages. 15 metros. 7 states.
That's one client's build. Every new page reinforces the last, and Google starts reading the domain as the authority in that category rather than a stranger in each city.
If it's not on page one, it's not on your invoice
We report placements, not impressions. The page-one target is agreed in writing before any work starts, and monthly billing doesn't begin until we hit it.
Thirty minutes. We'll tell you the number on the call.
$500 to start. No monthly fees until we hit the page-one target we agree on.
The $500 one-time setup fee covers page research, page development and the website build. Monthly billing only starts once we hit the page-one target we agree on before any work begins. If we never hit it, you never pay a monthly fee — and we keep working.
The target is top ten in organic Google results, on search terms you approve before we start, measured in your own Google Search Console. The map pack is not included — Google controls that one, and no agency should promise it.
Once we hit the target there is a six-month minimum. That is deliberate: rankings decay if nobody maintains them, and an agency that hits the number and disappears has sold you nothing. At twelve billed months the site transfers to you outright.
The person who researches your market writes your pages.
No white-label arrangement, no offshore content desk, no junior handed a template and a list of cities. We're a small team and we do the work ourselves, which is the only reason 208 pages across fifteen metro markets didn't take a year — and it's why our price sits below agencies that subcontract every page.
It's also why we'll tell you when a market isn't worth building. An agency that outsources by the page has no reason to ever say that.
Limitless Doors: from zero inbound leads to five a week.
Commercial automatic doors, fire-rated doors and specialty hardware, sold into retail, healthcare, government and industrial buyers across five Alberta metros with no meaningful search presence. We built 73 service, city and brand pages. In the first twelve months they took 4,483 clicks and more than 300,000 impressions, with 63 or more page-one placements.
Six commercial trades, replacing eleven residential ones.
Commercial Doors & Hardware
Commercial Security & Low-Voltage
Industrial Distribution & MRO
Fire Protection & Sprinkler
Material Handling & Forklift
Commercial Roofing
Don't see your trade? If your buyers search by service and city, the program works the same. Email us or book the call and we'll tell you straight whether it fits.
Pick whichever one you'd actually use.
Tell us your services and the markets you want work in.
That's enough for us to come back with a page count and a straight answer on whether the markets are winnable. No website required — if you don't have one yet, say so and we'll build it as part of the program.
- No sales sequence. One reply from a person.
- We'll say if a market isn't worth building.
- Nothing billed until the page-one target is hit.
What our clients say
"Please remove our phone number from our home page and our contact us page as we cannot physically answer all of the phone calls from inquiries."
"It's been less than 30 days since you optimized my site and my traffic from Google is up 358%!"
"In all our years of business we have barely had anyone fill out our contact form. In the past month we have had over 9, and we are getting closer to closing big deals from people finding us on Google."
"We have sold a door package that costs over $100,000 over 5 times this year already."
"Please remove our phone number from our home page and our contact us page as we cannot physically answer all of the phone calls from inquiries."
"It's been less than 30 days since you optimized my site and my traffic from Google is up 358%!"
"In all our years of business we have barely had anyone fill out our contact form. In the past month we have had over 9, and we are getting closer to closing big deals from people finding us on Google."
"We have sold a door package that costs over $100,000 over 5 times this year already."
Nothing that would embarrass either of us in six months.
Google penalizes shortcuts on a schedule, and rankings you rent disappear the moment you stop paying. We only use methods that will still be working in three years — because we've watched every shortcut on this list get punished, and we're not interested in rebuilding your site after the next algorithm update.
- No fake link networks or backlink schemes.
Google catches these on a schedule. Sites tied to them lose everything overnight, and there's no appeal. We don't touch them.
- No dependence on paid ads to fake demand.
The moment the card stops charging, the calls stop. That's rented traffic, not an asset. We build the kind you own.
- No cheap article farms or recycled content.
Mass-produced filler doesn't rank and it makes your brand look bad to the people who read it. Every page is written to earn its ranking.
- No monthly retainers with nothing to point at.
If we can't show you page-one rankings, the work has not done its job. That's why the campaign has a clear ranking goal from the start.
Questions we get a lot.
Will this work for a commercial operation, not a retail one?
It works better. Commercial buyers search by exact service and exact city because they're sourcing a vendor, not browsing. We've done this for a commercial door and hardware provider across five Alberta metros, an MRO inventory firm selling into petrochemical and aerospace plants, and a security surveillance company operating in fifteen metros across seven states. The industrial B2B terms in that last group run $80 to $150 a click in paid search.
How many markets do we need to make this worth doing?
More than one. If you only serve a single city, a page program is the wrong tool and we'll say so on the call. The math works because each market you can credibly serve is another set of pages earning placements, and the build cost per market falls as the count goes up.
Who actually writes the pages?
We do. Nothing is white-labelled, offshored, or handed to a content mill. It's the reason we can price below agencies that subcontract, and the reason we'll tell you when a market isn't worth building.
Do I pay if you don't rank me?
You pay $500 to start, and that is non-refundable. After that you pay nothing monthly until we hit the page-one target we agree on before any work begins. If we never hit it, you never pay a monthly fee — and we keep working.
Do you buy backlinks or use fake link networks?
Never. We rank by building real pages that answer what your customer is actually searching for. We don't use fake link networks, cheap article farms, or tricks that could get your site penalized.
$500 to start. No monthly fees until we hit the page-one target we agree on.
The $500 one-time setup fee covers page research, page development and the website build. Monthly billing only starts once we hit the page-one target we agree on before any work begins. If we never hit it, you never pay a monthly fee — and we keep working.
