Internet Marketing That Starts Where Your Local Numbers Point

The size of the marketing job in a county: rivals per resident, new openings, towns, household income, how spread out residents are and how large the market is. It counts businesses and people from Census files and says nothing about searches, rankings or ad results.

Each channel is fed by different percentiles (towns for local pages, income for Bing, local-service density for Maps, and so on), and each is compared with its typical value across our 400 markets before the seven are sorted. Two counties with different profiles rarely produce the same list.

No. Every figure comes from public U.S. Census Bureau files. We publish no client results, search volumes, traffic estimates or ad costs here.

400 counties, parishes, boroughs and city-type markets across the United States, including Washington, DC. Connecticut appears under its historic counties, because the Census business files still use them.

No. It is a reading of public data to decide where to begin. Nobody can promise leads, rankings or timelines, and a business that knows its own customers should weigh that knowledge above any county average.

Each plan is listed on this page and on getphound.com/pricing: RankGuarantee™ at $495, Organic Growth at $1,495, $2,495 and $3,495, and Paid Ads at $895, $1,595 and $2,295 by platform count.