Spade in Dallas, TX

A Dallas digital marketing agency built around calls

Spade is a Dallas digital marketing agency for businesses where one new client is worth thousands: law firms, contractors, practices and builders. We build the website, rank it, keep the reviews coming and make sure every lead gets an answer. One team, one plan, and the person who built it on the phone.

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Why Spade

Dallas firms we build for and still manage

We build and manage sites across Dallas-Fort Worth, including GreenClark Law Firm and Ordiway PLLC, and Matthew works out of Rockwall, just east of the city. You deal with him directly from the first call through every change after launch.

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DALLAS WORK

Dallas work you can click through

These are live sites for businesses in Dallas and the surrounding metro. Each one was built around how its buyers actually search and decide, and several are still on a monthly plan with us. Click any of them to see the case study.

Dallas · Federal defense, English and Spanish

Dallas · Criminal defense and appeals

Texas · Appellate and post-conviction

Rockwall · Roofing and exteriors

MARKETING IN DALLAS

How the pieces work together in DFW

Most Dallas businesses buy marketing in pieces. A web designer builds the site, an SEO company bolts on keywords, someone else runs ads, and the reviews are left to chance. Nobody owns the result, so nobody is accountable when the phone goes quiet.

We run it as one system, because in a market this crowded the pieces only work when they are built for each other.

1. A website built to convert

Everything else sends people here, so it has to win the ten-second comparison a Dallas buyer makes between four tabs. Fast, specific, proof on the page and an obvious next step. See Dallas web design.

2. Search that brings the right people

Google Business Profile, location pages for the parts of DFW you serve, technical health and content that answers what buyers actually ask. See Dallas SEO and blog writing.

3. Reviews on autopilot

Every finished job triggers a review request. A steady stream of recent reviews moves map rankings and closes the sale for the next buyer who reads them.

4. Leads that never sit

Forms and calls get an instant reply, reach the right person and follow up on their own. In Dallas, the business that answers first usually wins the job.

5. Systems behind the business

When the growth creates its own problems, like scheduling, intake or client updates, we build the portal or workflow that handles it through Ground Control.

6. A brand people remember

For new businesses and rebrands, the name, logo and voice come first. See branding and logo design in Dallas.

Where to start, by stage

  • Brand new business: start with a $2,500 Brand Blueprint, or a LaunchPad site at $3,500 and $500 a month if you need to be live quickly.
  • Site that has stopped producing: start with a $2,500 Recovery Audit so a rebuild keeps the rankings you already have. Custom builds start at $12,000.
  • Good site, not enough leads: start with a monthly plan at $800, $1,500 or $2,500 for search, content and reviews.
  • Drowning in admin as you grow: start with a Ground Control Blueprint.

The Blueprint and Audit are credited in full against a build if you move forward within 90 days.

Industries we know in Dallas

Law firms get our deepest work, with dedicated Dallas law firm web design and SEO. We also build for roofers and contractors, dental practices, builders and remodelers, detailers and hotels, plus Spanish-language sites for businesses that serve Dallas in both languages.

Where we are

Our Dallas office is at 2919 Commerce St in Deep Ellum, by appointment, and Matthew lives in Rockwall. We work across Dallas, Collin, Denton, Rockwall and Tarrant counties, and with clients in Tyler, New Orleans and beyond.

Dallas search

One metro, a dozen separate markets

Google ranks local results partly on proximity, so a firm in Uptown and one in Frisco can offer the same service and still show up for completely different searches. Winning Dallas means choosing which parts of the metro you want and building properly for each one.

FAQs

Questions Dallas owners ask

Straight answers before you book. If yours isn’t here, ask us directly.

Yes. Matthew is based in Rockwall, about half an hour east of downtown, so meeting at your office is easy to set up. Most of the ongoing work runs by phone, video and the client portal.

Yes, if you pick your ground. Map results are decided partly by proximity, so a business that owns its part of the metro can beat much bigger competitors for the searches made nearby.

If you serve both, yes. A single DFW page rarely wins either city. Fort Worth gets its own page with Fort Worth detail, and so does each suburb with real demand.

Dallas agencies range from a few hundred dollars a month to five figures. Our monthly plans are $800, $1,500 and $2,500. Websites start at $3,500 for a LaunchPad site and $12,000 for a custom build. All of it is published on our site.

It can if it is done carelessly, which is why every Relaunch starts with a Recovery Audit. We map what already ranks and carry it across so the authority you have earned survives the move.

Usually the website, because it is where every other channel sends people. If your site already converts well, start with search and reviews. Ads make sense for terms that would take too long to win organically, and we will tell you which those are.

No. We build for clients across Texas, Louisiana and beyond. Dallas is home turf, which is why we can meet in person and know the suburbs that matter for your searches.

Yes. A large share of Dallas customers search in Spanish, and most competitors ignore them. See our bilingual websites page for how we build Spanish versions that actually rank.

Book a call

Pick a time that works

Pick the conversation that fits where you are. You talk to Matthew, the person who would actually build it, and you get a straight answer about what it would take.

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