Marketing

Digital Marketing Services That Run Search, Ads, Content and Email as One Plan

Search, ads, content and email, run by one team.

If your marketing is spread across several vendors, each one may report on its own channel with nobody looking at the whole picture. Our digital marketing services bring every part of the work, from SEO and Google Ads to content and email, under one team that works from one plan and one set of numbers. iComm Studios dates back to 2005, and the company number reaches us whenever a decision needs to be made. Packages start at $1,000 a month, so you know early on whether we are the right fit for the budget you have.

What our digital marketing services cover

Each channel below links to its own page with the full detail, and the summaries here show how the parts of the work connect:

  • SEO. Technical fixes that help search engines crawl and index the site, plus stronger pages for the searches your buyers make. It also covers how AI tools such as ChatGPT describe your business, which some call GEO or AIO.

  • Google Ads and PPC. An account audit first, then search and Shopping campaigns with conversion tracking in GA4 so each part of the budget can be tied to what it brought in.

  • Content. Service pages for buyers close to a decision, plus guides for the ones still researching. Each piece starts from keyword data and a written brief, and is fact checked before it goes live.

  • E‑commerce marketing. Store owners get the ads and search work together with email flows and campaigns on Klaviyo or a similar platform, plus fixes to the parts of the store that slow buyers down.

If you are still working out which of these your business needs first, our marketing consulting work includes a discovery workshop and a roadmap you can act on.

How the channels work together

The channels feed each other.

A search term that turns into sales in Google Ads can be worth a page built to rank for it, and a page that ranks well can tell you which ads deserve more budget. When separate vendors run each channel, that kind of finding can stay inside one report. With one team running all of them, what we learn in one channel can shape the plan for the next, so your budget can follow the searches and pages that are earning their keep.

The same goes for the pages people land on. An ad sends a visitor to a page, an email sends a customer back to the store, and an article points a reader toward the service they came looking for. We plan those paths together, so the page behind each click is planned for the person who clicked. Because our team also builds websites, a page that needs work can be fixed by the same people who spotted the problem, without a handoff to another company.

Measured from your own accounts

We aim to give you numbers you can check for yourself, in accounts you own. We set up tracking in Google Tag Manager and GA4 so the actions that matter to your business, such as a purchase or a form fill, are counted in your own accounts. When we report on what changed, the figures come from your analytics and your ad accounts, so you don't have to take our word for a result.

Southern Distilling shows what that looks like in practice. For 16 months their GA4 counted zero key events. We rebuilt their tracking with a new Google Tag Manager container that went live on October 9, 2026, and over the next 18 days GA4 counted 429 key events, 363 of them tour‑booking clicks. You can read how we got there, with the source behind each number, in the Southern Distilling case study.

Key events counted: 429

Key events by type, 429 in allTour-booking clicks363Directions24Phone clicks20Newsletter sign-ups15Where-to-buy clicks7
Source: Southern Distilling Company GA4, key events by event name, October 9 to October 26, 2026.
Travis Hedrick, founder of iComm Studios

Start with a call

When you want to see what working together would cost, our pricing page explains what moves the price, starting from the $1,000 monthly floor. There are no long‑term contracts, so the work can grow when a channel is paying off and scale back when it isn't. A first call is a conversation about what you are running today, where the budget goes, and what you want the next few months to bring. Come with your current numbers if you have them, or come with nothing at all, and we will talk through which channel we would start with and why.

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