Digital marketing for Los Angeles businesses

Search, ads, social and websites for Los Angeles businesses, from a nearby Long Beach team you can sit down with in person.

  • In-person meetings with our Long Beach team
  • Ads targeted by neighborhood to control LA costs
  • Content for Instagram, TikTok and LA’s many languages

// Free proposal

Your free marketing plan for Los Angeles

Tell us about your business. We’ll review your site and market and send a plan with what we’d do first.

Or call +1 562-537-6936, Monday–Friday 8am–5pm Pacific.

// Trusted by

  • Anthelion Helicopters
  • Long Beach Water Department
  • SCAN Health Plan
  • USO
  • Wiley X
5.0 ★21 Google reviews
2006Founded
200+Clients
4Regions

TLG Marketing handles digital marketing for Los Angeles businesses, including Google search and Maps, paid ads, social media and websites, and measures it all by the leads it brings. Our office at 356 Redondo Ave in Long Beach is in Los Angeles County too, which makes in-person meetings easy to arrange.

What it takes to win customers in Los Angeles

As the second-largest city in the U.S. and one of the costliest places to advertise, Los Angeles rewards careful targeting on every channel.

  • Traffic keeps customers close to home. Few people cross town for a dentist or a dry cleaner, so search ads, map rankings and social ads should be aimed at the neighborhoods around your location.
  • Social media is crowded and visual. Los Angeles is home to the entertainment and creator industries, and restaurants, fitness studios, salons and shops fight for attention on Instagram and TikTok. Good photos and short video are the price of entry.
  • Campaigns can run in several languages. Spanish, Korean, Armenian, Chinese and Tagalog are widely spoken across the county, so ads and landing pages in those languages open doors that English copy alone keeps shut.
  • Buyers compare before they call. With dozens of options for most services, customers check websites, reviews and prices first, so a slow or dated site loses leads your ads already paid for.

How we run a Los Angeles marketing campaign

The first step is an in-person planning session, at your office or at ours on Redondo Avenue, to settle the neighborhoods, audiences and budget that matter. Then we fix the foundations: your Google Business Profile, call and form tracking, and the pages ads will send people to. Paid search and social come after that.

We report calls, forms and cost per lead by channel and neighborhood, and we’re glad to go through the numbers face to face. The site work behind every campaign is described on our website design services page.

Our office at 356 Redondo Ave, Long Beach is about 27 miles from Los Angeles by road. Directions

Areas we cover around Los Angeles

  • Santa Monica
  • Pasadena
  • Burbank
  • Glendale
  • West Hollywood
  • Inglewood
  • Downey
  • Torrance

// How it works

One team, one plan, measured results

  1. Discovery

    We learn your customers, margins and goals, and look at what is working today and what isn't.

  2. Plan

    You get a channel plan: which mix of search, ads, website and social fits your budget, and what to do first.

  3. Launch

    Our team builds the pages, campaigns and tracking, so every call and form is counted from day one.

  4. Report and improve

    Regular reports on spend, leads and cost per lead, with budget moved toward what performs.

// Client reviews

Rated 5.0 from 21 Google reviews

What clients say about working with us, in their own words.

  • ★★★★★

    “…it was one of the most efficient conversations I’ve ever had. Knowledgable, thoughtful, reasonably priced - highly recommend TLG Marketing”

    Alec ColemanGoogle Ads and Merchant Center

  • ★★★★★

    “They are unbelievably efficient and always so customer service/satisfaction oriented.”

    Sharon KuyperWebsite development and accessibility compliance

  • ★★★★★

    “I had a fantastic experience working with Evan Lamont and his awesome team at TLG Marketing as our outsourced Marketing Team.”

    Fred CooperOutsourced marketing team

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// Buyer’s guide

How to choose a marketing agency in Los Angeles

  1. Look for real multilingual capability

    Census survey estimates show nearly as many Angelenos speak Spanish at home as speak only English, and Tagalog, Korean and Chinese are each spoken in tens of thousands of homes. Ask which languages an agency writes in-house, who checks translations and how leads in each language are reported.

  2. Ask about the communities you serve

    Koreatown, Thai Town, Little Armenia, Historic Filipinotown and Little Tokyo each have their own customers and traditions. If you serve one of these neighborhoods, ask whether the agency has worked there before and how it would reach residents in their own language and on the channels they use.

  3. Make the first meeting in person

    TLG’s office at 356 Redondo Ave in Long Beach is about 27 miles from downtown Los Angeles, and we come to your office for planning and reviews. Agencies that never meet clients can miss what sets your location and customers apart from the next neighborhood over.

  4. Ask what the retainer pays for

    Ask for a written list of what your monthly fee covers, such as ad management, content, design and reporting, and how ad spend is billed. A clear scope makes it easier to compare agencies and to tell whether you’re getting the work you pay for.

// What’s included

Everything marketing needs, under one roof

Strategy, development, content and reporting from one team, so nothing falls between agencies.

  • SEO

    Rankings for the searches your customers make, in Google's map results and organic listings.

  • Paid ads

    Google, Facebook and LinkedIn campaigns built around cost per lead.

  • Web design

    Fast, clear websites designed to turn visitors into inquiries.

  • Social media

    Profiles and posts that make your business look active and trustworthy.

  • Reputation

    Google Business Profile, reviews and listings managed in one place.

  • Tracking and reporting

    Calls, forms and bookings traced back to the channel that produced them.

// Questions

Marketing in Los Angeles: common questions

Do you have an office in Los Angeles?

We’re nearby: TLG’s office is at 356 Redondo Ave in Long Beach, part of Los Angeles County. In-person meetings at your place or ours are easy to set up, and between them you get shared dashboards and regular reports.

Is paid advertising worth it in a market as expensive as Los Angeles?

Yes, when the targeting is tight. Clicks for competitive services cost more here than in most of the country, so we limit ads to the neighborhoods and searches most likely to turn into customers and track cost per lead from launch.

Should Los Angeles businesses plan for the 2028 Olympics?

Businesses near the venues should start thinking about it. The Games are scheduled for July 14 to July 30, 2028, with events at the Coliseum, Dodger Stadium and the Sepulveda Basin among other sites, so restaurants, hotels and transport services nearby can expect unusually busy weeks. We’d plan budgets and offers around the final event schedule once it’s published.

Do we need separate campaigns for the San Fernando Valley and the Westside?

Usually. Well over a million city residents live in the Valley, and with hills and freeways in between, most people pick providers on their own side, while Westside and Eastside customers search with their own neighborhood names. Separate campaigns give each area its own budget, wording and landing page.

We sell to companies around the ports. Is digital marketing worth it?

Yes, if it’s aimed narrowly. The Port of Los Angeles in San Pedro is the busiest container port in the country, and the shipping, trucking and warehousing firms around it vet vendors online before they call. We usually combine LinkedIn campaigns for operations and procurement roles with search ads on the exact services you sell and a detailed capabilities page.

How much does digital marketing cost?

It depends on your market, your goals and which channels you need. Tell us your monthly budget on the form and we'll recommend the mix that budget can support.

Do I need every channel?

No. Many businesses start with one or two channels, usually search and a better website, and add more once those produce leads.

How do you report results?

You get regular reports on spend, leads and cost per lead by channel, so you can see what each dollar produced.

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