Being somebody's secondary market is expensive

Not under a flat fee. Since we take no share of media, a smaller budget cannot reduce the attention your account gets. That incentive gap is the whole reason secondary markets are neglected elsewhere.

Usually yes. We recover or rebuild access, move ownership into your name, and protect the spend history that helps campaigns perform. Accounts held hostage by a former agency are common and almost always fixable.

Very rarely. These are two cities with separate downtowns, separate media, and separate loyalties. Keyword lists built from Dallas volume miss the terms actually typed here, which is one reason blended accounts underperform.

They are much of this economy, so they have to be handled properly. Those buyers research slowly, weigh reliability over polish, and decide by committee, which means separate pages, separate messaging, and separate measurement.

They are the most neglected ground in the region, claimed by campaigns anchored on either side and served well by neither. Treated deliberately, that stretch is often the cheapest volume available to a Fort Worth business.

Rescoping the targeting often improves cost per lead within weeks, because it removes waste rather than adding spend. Site and tracking repairs come next. Local rankings take a few months to shift meaningfully.

$3,495 per month flat, the same as every client in every market, plus websites from $5,000. Media goes directly to the platforms, with $5,000 a month a realistic floor, and every figure is published on our pricing page.