SEO services across Texas
Compete in the Texas metros and regions you serve, from DFW and Houston to the Valley and West Texas, with SEO reported in calls and leads.
- Suburb pages within each Texas metro
- Content planned around hail, hurricane and heat seasons
- Spanish pages for El Paso and the Valley
// Free proposal
Your free SEO plan for Texas
Tell us about your business. We’ll review your site and market and send a plan with what we’d do first.
TLG Marketing helps Texas businesses rank on Google across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso and the state’s regional cities. That means Business Profile work for every location, metro and suburb pages, and reporting tied to calls and form leads. TLG works with Texas clients remotely from Long Beach, California, where we’ve been based since 2006.
How Texas searches differ
Texas is big enough that each region works almost like a separate state for search:
- The Texas Triangle holds most of the population. Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio and Austin are each large metros with dozens of suburbs, so most businesses compete suburb by suburb within their own metro.
- Regional economies differ sharply. Houston runs on energy, the port and the Texas Medical Center, Austin on tech and state government, San Antonio on military bases and tourism, and the Permian Basin around Midland and Odessa on oil.
- Weather drives whole industries. Hailstorms hit North Texas in spring, hurricanes threaten the Gulf Coast from summer into fall, and long, hot summers keep air conditioning companies busy statewide.
- Spanish and other languages matter. Spanish is widely spoken across the state and dominant in border areas like El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley, and Houston has large Vietnamese and other immigrant communities.
Working with TLG from anywhere in Texas
Texas campaigns start by choosing where to compete. Each location gets its own Business Profile and a page for its metro, and service-area businesses get pages for the suburbs they reach, such as Katy and Sugar Land outside Houston or Round Rock and Cedar Park near Austin. Border and Valley businesses often add Spanish pages.
Reporting stays in one place: rankings by Texas metro and suburb, and the calls and form leads from each location. Our local SEO services cover the foundations for every market.
// How it works
From audit to leads in four steps
Audit & research
We audit your site’s technical health, content and links, and research the searches your buyers actually make.
Roadmap
You get a prioritized plan: what to fix, which pages to create, and which searches to win first.
Build & optimize
Our developers fix technical issues, we improve and create pages, and we earn links from relevant, reputable sites.
Report & refine
Regular reports on rankings, traffic and leads, and changes based on what the numbers show.
// 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
// What’s included
Everything SEO needs, under one roof
Strategy, development, content and reporting from one team, so nothing falls between agencies.
Technical SEO
Speed, crawlability, indexing, structured data and fixes in the code itself.
Keyword research
Searches mapped to pages by intent, so each page targets buyers, not browsers.
On-page optimization
Titles, headings, copy and internal links tuned for the searches that matter.
Content
Service pages, location pages and articles written for people first.
Link building
Mentions and links from relevant, reputable sites in your industry and area.
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, reviews and listings for map-pack visibility.
// Questions
SEO in Texas: common questions
Do you work with businesses across Texas?
Yes. We work with Texas companies from Amarillo to Brownsville remotely, holding meetings by video and sharing rankings and leads through dashboards built by our Long Beach, California team.
We have locations in several Texas metros. How do you handle that?
Each location gets its own Business Profile, landing page and set of target suburbs, because a Houston office and a Dallas office face different competitors. We prioritize the markets that matter most to your revenue, then report on all of them together so you can compare performance across the state.
How long does SEO take to work?
Most sites see movement within three to six months; competitive searches take longer. Your roadmap sets expectations search by search, so you know what to expect and when.
How much do SEO services cost?
It depends on how competitive your market is and how much work your site needs. Tell us your monthly budget on the form and we’ll show you what it can realistically achieve.
Will you work on my existing website?
Yes. We work on WordPress, ecommerce platforms and custom-built sites. If the site itself is holding you back, our developers can fix it or rebuild it.
What do you need from me to get started?
Access to your website, Google Search Console and Google Analytics, and a 30-minute call about your customers, services and goals.
// Start here
Ready to win more customers in Texas?
Send the form and we’ll come back with a plan. Prefer to talk first? Book a free 30-minute strategy session.
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