Digital marketing Miami
Digital marketing for Miami businesses in a market that switches languages mid-sentence and seasons mid-year. I build the websites, ads and Maps presence; your team brings the Spanish copy.
Free: a 30-minute call, an action plan and a price range in writing.
Gateway to
Latin America
Spanish is everyday business
A large share of customers prefer Spanish or switch freely. Bilingual sites and separate campaigns per language usually beat a single English-only effort. Spanish copy comes from your team or translator; I build and run the rest.
Trade, tourism and real estate
The port, the airport and ties to Latin America feed import-export and logistics. Tourism, hospitality and real estate set the pace for much of the rest.
Beauty and wellness
Med spas, aesthetics clinics, salons and fitness studios compete hard here, on Instagram and in Google Maps. Healthcare ad rules apply to many of them.
Three counties, one sprawl
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach run together along the coast. Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton customers search locally and rarely drive to Doral.
Your website
climbs the rankings
SEO is step-by-step work: content, technical fixes and links. Your website brings in traffic without paying for clicks.
- The phrases customers actually type
- Content for specific services
- Rankings checked every month
Four services for
South Florida
Web design Miami
Bilingual-ready sites that load fast and are built with accessibility in mind.
Google Ads Miami
Separate English and Spanish campaigns, split by county and neighborhood.
SEO Miami
Map pack and organic visibility in the neighborhoods you serve.
Facebook ads Miami
Visual campaigns for spas, restaurants, events and real estate.
How the work
gets done
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01
First
A free call
Thirty minutes on Zoom. We decide which languages and neighborhoods matter.
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02
Then
Audit and plan
Site, listing, reviews and ads checked. A written proposal with prices and dates.
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03
Build
Your team's copy, my build
I write the English, your translator the Spanish. I build, connect tracking and launch.
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04
Ongoing
Season by season
Budgets follow high season and hurricane season. Reports monthly, ads checked every two weeks.
Digital marketing in Miami: plan for two languages
Miami is one of the few big US cities where Spanish is as common in business as English. Digital marketing in Miami therefore starts with a simple question: which language do your customers search in? Often the answer is both, and it changes by neighborhood. Hialeah, Little Havana and Doral lean heavily Spanish; Miami Beach and Brickell mix English, Spanish and Portuguese with a lot of international visitors.
I'm open about my part. I write in English (and Polish, Russian and Ukrainian), not Spanish. Your team or translator writes the Spanish copy. I build the bilingual site with the right language tags, set up separate campaigns per language, and measure each so you know which brings customers.
What fits Miami businesses
- Med spas, aesthetics and wellness: Instagram and Facebook ads within healthcare policies, a booking-ready site and local SEO. See marketing for med spas.
- Restaurants and nightlife: a fast menu page, strong map listing and ads timed to weekends, events and high season. See Facebook ads in Miami.
- Real estate agents and developers: listing-friendly websites and ads that follow Fair Housing and Meta's housing rules. More on marketing for real estate agents.
- Import-export and logistics firms: a credible bilingual site and a CRM for long conversations.
- Contractors and restoration companies: Google Ads and storm-ready campaigns.
High season and hurricane season
Miami's calendar is upside down compared with the North. Visitors and seasonal residents arrive in late fall and stay through spring; December, with Art Basel and the holidays, is a peak. Summer is hot, humid and quieter for tourism. Hurricane season runs from June through November, and a single storm can change demand overnight: roofing, shutters, generators and water damage spike, while restaurants and tours go quiet. I plan budgets around both calendars.
Three counties, many markets
The South Florida metro stretches along the coast through Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach each have their own competitors and searchers. I usually start with the county where you are based and expand when the numbers justify it.
How I work
I'm a one-person agency working remotely from Europe with businesses across the US. Calls happen in your morning on Zoom, replies come within one business day, and all accounts are registered in your name. If you want a deeper look first, see Google Ads in Miami or the pricing page.
Other Florida cities
Miami owners
usually ask
Do you write Spanish ads?
No, and I'd rather say it plainly. Spanish copy for your site and ads comes from your own team or a translator you trust. I build the bilingual site so Google shows each version to the right people, set up separate campaigns per language and report on each one.
Are Florida websites at risk of ADA lawsuits?
Florida is one of the states where website accessibility demand letters and suits are common. I build with WCAG 2.1 AA in mind: contrast, alt text, keyboard navigation and accessible forms. That reduces risk but isn't legal advice, so check specifics with your attorney.
How do you handle hurricane season?
The season runs from June 1 to November 30. I keep storm-response ads ready for roofing, restoration and generator businesses, and pause non-urgent campaigns when a storm approaches. After it passes, I restart in stages as people get back to normal.
I run a med spa. Are there ad restrictions?
Yes. Google and Meta have policies on health claims, before-and-after images and some treatments, and tracking pixels on patient pages carry privacy risk. I set campaigns up to fit these rules from the start. For medical questions, talk to your compliance advisor.
When is the busy season in Miami?
Roughly from late fall through spring, when visitors and seasonal residents come south. Art Basel in December, the holidays and spring break are peaks. Summer is hotter and quieter for tourism, but locals still need services. I shift budgets accordingly.
Let's plan your
South Florida season
Tell me about your business, your neighborhoods and your languages. I'll reply within one business day with times for a free 30-minute call.
- 9 short steps
- No obligation
- I reply personally
- I reply within 1 business dayPersonally, by email or on WhatsApp, whichever you prefer.
- A 30-minute call, freeI ask about your business, customers and budget. Beforehand I review your website and ads.
- A proposal with a price, in writingWhat I’ll do, by when and for how much. You decide with no pressure.
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