Digital marketing in Salt Lake City
From downtown to Lehi, the Wasatch Front is full of founders and family businesses. I build marketing that turns their traffic into sales.
Free: a 30-minute call, an action plan and a price range in writing.
What sets
Salt Lake City apart
A startup scene, strong family economy and world-class ski resorts within an hour. Here is how that shapes marketing.
Lehi, Draper and Provo host software and ecommerce companies. Many local service firms sell to them, and many founders need launch pages and tracking more than branding.
Large households and new subdivisions along the Wasatch Front keep demand high for home services, dentists, pediatric care and activities for kids.
Utah has a lot of online brands in supplements, apparel and home goods. They need fast stores, clean analytics and Meta ads that are tested, not guessed.
Park City, Alta and Snowbird draw winter visitors; summer brings hiking, lakes and national park road trips. Tourism and outdoor businesses follow those peaks.
Reviews that
win the next customers
Before calling, customers read reviews. I help you collect them and reply in a way that builds trust.
- Review request after the visit
- A reply to every review
- Reviews visible on Maps and in AI
What I can
build for you
Each card opens the main service page with full details.
Digital strategy
Which channels to fund first, how much and what to measure, written down.
Online store
A fast store with product pages built for search and ads.
Google Ads
Search and Shopping campaigns with tracking from day one.
Meta ads
Facebook and Instagram campaigns with creative tests and clear reporting.
GA4, GTM
and pixels
Tracking you can trust before you scale spend.
Digital marketing in Salt Lake City for founders and family businesses
Salt Lake City sits at the center of a busy corridor that runs from Ogden through the city to Lehi and Provo. Some businesses here are venture-backed software companies; many more are family-owned services, clinics, restaurants and online brands. Digital marketing in Salt Lake City has to serve both: honest local visibility for the neighborhood business and measurable growth for the founder watching cost per sale.
I work remotely with businesses across the US and I am happy to work with Utah owners. I am one marketer with 12+ years of experience and 100+ clients, and you work with me directly.
Local services along the Wasatch Front
Customers search by city: Sandy, West Jordan, Murray, Draper, Holladay, Bountiful, Ogden, Provo. A service business covering several of them needs clear service areas on Google, real pages for its main areas and ads split by location. Reviews matter a lot in a market where people ask neighbors and then double-check online. My guide to getting more Google reviews covers how to ask without breaking the FTC rules on fake or incentivized reviews.
Online brands and startups
For ecommerce, the order matters: tracking first, then the store, then ads. I set up GA4 and Tag Manager so every sale is counted, build or rebuild the store, and run Meta and Google campaigns with clear tests. Utah has its own consumer privacy law with thresholds that many small brands do not meet; I set up a privacy policy and cookie notice anyway and you confirm details with your attorney.
Typical businesses I can help
- Home services, landscaping and remodeling in growing suburbs.
- Dentists, orthodontists and family clinics. See marketing for dentists.
- Online brands selling nationwide.
- Ski, outdoor and tourism businesses near the canyons.
- B2B service firms selling to the tech cluster.
Seasons
Ski season runs through winter and spring, summer brings outdoor trips and events, back-to-school matters for families, and Black Friday through December is critical for online stores. I plan budgets around your actual peaks.
Prices
A website starts at $2,800, an online store at $3,900, SEO with Maps at $750 a month, Google Ads management at $1,000 a month and Meta ads at $600 a month. A $1,900 audit and strategy is the right start if you are unsure where to spend. Ad budgets go straight to Google or Meta; prices are in US dollars.
From the first
message to launch
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01
First reply
Within one business day
Write through any channel. I answer with questions and a few Zoom times on Mountain Time.
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02
Intro
Thirty minutes, no charge
We go through your funnel, numbers and goals. You leave with priorities, whatever you decide.
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03
Project
Written and staged
Scope, deadlines, payment 30/40/30. I build and set up; you approve the copy.
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04
Growth
Measure and adjust
Ads checked twice a month, a monthly report and tests planned from the data.
Nearby
city pages
Utah owners
ask
Can you work with a startup that needs to launch fast?
Yes, if there is a budget and a clear offer to test. A landing page takes from 10 days, analytics setup costs $550 and Google Ads setup $600. I keep the scope small so you learn quickly and do not burn cash on a big website first.
Do you run Shopping campaigns for online stores?
Yes. Google Shopping and Performance Max for ecommerce are part of Google Ads management from $1,000 a month. The product feed and conversion tracking come first, because without them the campaigns optimize toward guesses.
Is a remote marketer a risk?
It can be, if the accounts are in the freelancer's name and nothing is written down. With me, every account, the domain and the code are registered to you, deadlines are in the contract and you can cancel management with one month of notice.
What time are calls?
Usually your morning on Mountain Time. That is afternoon or evening for me in Europe, which keeps the overlap comfortable. Messages get a reply within one business day.
Tell me about your
Utah business
What you sell, who your customers are and your main goal. I reply within one business day with a time for a free 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.
What do you need most?