PR and SEO, city by city, from one desk in Austin

Thirteen US metros, twenty five pages, one office. Every city page names the newsrooms we would pitch or the districts we would write for, says plainly where we sit, and carries the same guarantee: the agreed results or your money back.

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  1. New York NY 1,510mi ET PRSEO Served remotely
  2. Los Angeles CA 1,220mi PT PRSEO Served remotely
  3. Chicago IL 980mi CT PRSEO Served remotely
  4. Houston TX 150mi CT PRSEO Served remotely
  5. Dallas TX 180mi CT PRSEO Served remotely
  6. Austin TX 0mi CT PRSEO Home desk
  7. Miami FL 1,110mi ET PRSEO Served remotely
  8. San Francisco CA 1,500mi PT PRSEO Served remotely
  9. Boston MA 1,690mi ET PRSEO Served remotely
  10. Denver CO 770mi MT PRSEO Served remotely
  11. Phoenix AZ 870mi MST PRSEO Served remotely
  12. San Diego CA 1,150mi PT PRSEO Served remotely
  13. Charlotte NC 1,040mi ET PRSEO Served remotely

Clients featured in

900+outlets in our media list

The cities

Thirteen metros, one page per service

PR pages name the desks we would pitch. SEO pages map who holds page one and where the buyers are. Charlotte has a search page and no PR page yet, because that city has no PR search volume worth a page.

The honest version

One office, and every page says so

Plenty of agencies ranking for these searches imply a local office they do not have. We work from Balcones Drive in Austin, serve every other city remotely with senior people, and concede the map pack wherever we do not sit.

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No invented address

No virtual mailbox dressed up as a location, no local phone number we do not answer, no Google Business Profile for a city we are not in.

02

No local team we do not have

The people on your account are the same senior people in every city, and they reply in 1 to 2 hours whichever time zone you are in.

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Named media, real districts

Every page carries newsrooms or districts researched for that city, and nothing gets published on template copy alone.

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The same clause everywhere

Targets, deliverables, and timelines in writing before kickoff. Miss them and you get your money back. The area code changes, the contract does not.

What you will find on each page

Four things written for that city, and only that city

The market as it stands

For PR, the daily, the business journal, the affiliates, the weekly, and the trade title tied to the city’s biggest industry. For SEO, who holds page one and where your buyers actually are.

Proof that maps to the metro

The case study whose industry profile fits the city, and why it maps. Where we have no local client to name, the page says so instead of implying one.

The industries that actually cluster there

Three to five real sectors per city, each with the coverage or search problem it has in that market, linked to the expertise page that goes deeper.

What it costs there, next to what we charge

The local retainer range where a sourced one exists, beside our per placement starting prices. Where nobody publishes a number, the page says that too.

Questions

Asked about the cities

Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.

No. AceIt has one office, at 5900 Balcones Drive in Austin, Texas. Every other city is served remotely by the same senior people, and each page says so plainly. We compete on organic rankings, AI answers, and earned coverage, and we concede the map pack in cities where we do not sit.

Because the buyers and the proof differ. The PR page names the newsrooms we would pitch in that city and the desks that cover its industries. The SEO page covers who holds page one, the districts your buyers search from, and what a program costs there. They link to each other and never repeat each other's lines.

The next band of US metros, written the same way, one SEO page and one PR page per city, then state pages, then the UK with London first. A city gets a page only when we can name its media, read its search results, and serve a client there properly.

Yes. Placement targets, deliverables, and timelines are agreed before kickoff, and if we miss what we committed to, on the timeline we committed to, you get your money back. The clause does not change with the area code.

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