I Help Washington, D.C. Businesses Rank Higher

SEO for DC organizations typically runs $2,500-$6,000/month depending on competition level and goals. Non-profits and advocacy groups competing against national .org and .gov domains need more aggressive content and authority-building strategies than a local service business. I build transparent plans, with a 3-month minimum, then monthly, tailored to your organization's mission and market position.

Yes, and it is often overlooked. Non-profits rely on grants, donors, and policy influence, all of which start with online research. When a foundation evaluates your organization, they Google you. When a journalist covers your issue, they search for authoritative sources. SEO positions your organization as the credible voice in your space, which drives funding, media coverage, and policy influence.

Most DC organizations see meaningful improvements within 3 to 6 months. The timeline depends on your competition level. Organizations competing against national players for broad policy terms take longer than those targeting DC-specific or niche issue keywords. I prioritize quick wins in the first 90 days while building the long-term authority that sustains rankings.

Every month follows the same cycle. New articles or local pages go live, site improvements are shipped and logged, I work on your Google Business Profile and reviews, I earn real links and mentions (no spam), and I keep watch on your competitors. Then you get a report against your launch baseline showing what moved and what comes next. Every task also goes in a shared worklog, so you never have to ask what you're paying for.

My plans are $1,500 a month (Search Visibility) and $2,800 a month (Search Visibility Pro), each with a 3-month minimum, then monthly. Across the 20+ Colorado agencies I researched, prices ran from $390 to $20,000+ a month, and the most common range for serious small business campaigns was $1,500 to $3,500 a month. Whatever you pay, ask how many articles or pages you get each month.

It is when one new customer a month covers the fee. If your average customer is worth $1,500, Search Visibility pays for itself with 1 customer a month. Ads stop bringing leads the day you stop paying; pages you own keep working. Best Construction Brands replaced $10,000 a month in magazine ads with Google leads in 2024, and I also show how their rankings slipped after my work paused in July 2025, because both are true.

Ask three questions. First: can they show real client results with names and dates you can check? Second: how long is the contract? My plans have a 3-month minimum, then run monthly, because Google takes time to start ranking a site. Third: will you work with the person doing the work, or get handed to a junior? With me, the person doing the strategy is the person you talk to.

Before you pay, I put in writing exactly what I ship in the first 30 days. On Search Visibility: launch baseline recorded and shared, shared worklog live, Google Business Profile categories, services, hours, description and 10 photos published, GA4 and Google Search Console connected, the site improvements named in the proposal shipped, competitor watch set up, and 4 articles or local pages published. Search Visibility Pro adds weekly competitor monitoring and 12 articles or local pages instead of 4. If I miss any item, you get your first month's fee back.

Then we look at the numbers together against your launch baseline. After the first 3 months it's monthly, and you decide. What I won't do is take your money for a promise Google won't let me keep.

Yes. I moved to Colorado Springs in 2023 and brought KREAKTIVE here (it operated as Digital Marketing Services until 2026), and Best Construction Brands and Sealwise Epoxy are both Colorado Springs companies. I also work with businesses nationally. For local detail, see my Colorado Springs SEO page.