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Digital marketing agency in New York for local service businesses and online brands
We build websites, run SEO and manage Google Ads for businesses across New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut, with every campaign judged on the calls, inquiries and sales it brings in.
- Google Partner
- 5.0 from 15 Google reviews
- 135 W 50th St, Suite 200, New York
Get a free website audit
FreeTell us where your website is. We'll look it over before a free 20-minute call, then walk you through what we'd fix first.
- Your website: speed, mobile layout and what stops people inquiring
- How you show up on Google for the services you sell
- Your Google Business Profile and reviews
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Everblue Digital is a digital marketing agency with a staffed office in Midtown Manhattan and a head office in Cavan, Ireland. In and around New York, we’ve built websites and run marketing for a self-storage business in Harlem, a personal injury firm in Queens and a new mover covering the five boroughs.
Our team of designers, developers and marketers, led by Managing Director James Gleeson, works across our offices in New York, Cavan and Liverpool. The first step is a free website audit on a 20-minute call, so you see what we’d change before you commit to anything.
A digital marketing agency in NYC that starts with your website
Most of what we do for New York businesses comes back to the website, because it’s where search traffic and ad clicks land. If it’s slow, awkward on a phone or vague about what you offer, more marketing mostly means more wasted visits.
That’s why the free audit looks at your site first, then at how you show up on Google and Google Maps. From there we’ll suggest where to start, whether that’s a new site, SEO, Google Ads or a mix of the three.
SEO for New York businesses
Local SEO decides whether a New York business shows up in the map results and local listings when someone nearby searches for what it does. We work on the Google Business Profile, reviews, a page for each service and area you cover, and the technical fixes that let Google read those pages.
Big Apple Mini Storage had no website when it came to us. Its two Harlem facilities now get 150 to 200 calls and form inquiries a month from organic search, up against national chains and long-established operators.
Local SEO in New YorkWeb design for New York businesses
We design and build websites around the questions your customers ask before they call, with a clear way to get in touch on every page and the SEO structure in place from launch.
For InjuryUp Law in Queens, we built a site on the firm’s own domain with a case review that asks one question per screen. Someone hurt in a crash can answer it in a few taps on a phone. Keepsake Moving & Storage launched without a track record to point to, so its site explains how each move is planned and its quote forms ask the questions New York buildings raise.
We also build Shopify stores, including the ones for Auria’s Malaysian Kitchen in New York and Crispy Green in New Jersey.
Web design servicesGoogle Ads for New York businesses
Google Ads can bring in inquiries while SEO builds up, as long as the budget goes on searches from people ready to buy. We’re a Google Partner, and we set up conversion tracking on every campaign so each inquiry can be traced to the ad behind it.
For City Post Express, a shipping company in Connecticut, we built the campaigns around the specific routes it ships instead of expensive generic shipping terms. In the first twelve weeks of the campaigns, the site recorded 321 quote and contact requests, each traced back to where it came from.
We also manage Google and Facebook ads for Savor by Suzie, a gluten-free pretzel brand that sells direct to customers across the US.
PPC managementIndustries we work with in New York
Most of our New York area clients are local service businesses, where customers search with a neighborhood or town in mind and call the first company that looks right. Self-storage and moving are the two we know best, and each has its own page.
- Self-storage marketing for facilities competing with national chains for local searches
- SEO for moving companies that want booked jobs from their own website
- Law firms, brokers and other professional firms that need a website people trust enough to call
- Food brands selling online, usually on Shopify, with SEO and ads to bring in buyers
Our New York office
We have a staffed office in Midtown Manhattan for our clients in the US, and you can reach it on the number below.
If you’d rather start with your website, send it through the form at the top of this page. We’ll look it over before a free 20-minute call and walk you through what we’d fix first.
135 W 50th St, Suite 200New York, NY 10020 (917) 391 9119
Our New York work
Each case study starts where the business was when it came to us, then explains what we did and why.
Big Apple Mini Storage
Our SEO work for this two-facility storage business in Harlem brings in 150 to 200 calls and form inquiries a month from organic search.
Read the case studyKeepsake Moving & Storage
We launched this New York mover's website with two ways to ask for a quote, and every inquiry is confirmed to the customer and traced back to where it came from.
Read the case studyInjuryUp Law
We gave this Queens personal injury firm a working website on its own domain, with a guided case review that emails each inquiry to the firm. A separate questionnaire recommends a free attorney review instead of predicting a settlement.
Read the case studyCity Post Express
We rebuilt the website around the routes City Post Express ships and replaced its freight form with a quote wizard. In the first twelve weeks of its Google Ads program, the site recorded 321 quote and contact requests, each traced back to where it came from.
Read the case studyCrispy Green
After their previous agency locked them out of their own website, we recovered it, rebuilt the store and took on the SEO and Google Ads. Online sales have since grown several times over.
Read the case studyAuria's Malaysian Kitchen
Moving the store to a new platform cut Auria's daily order processing from two or three hours to under 20 minutes.
Read the case study“Imagine your best case scenario in a marketing agency, and Everblue will check all your boxes. They are way ahead of the curve in knowing and implementing best practices for a retail commerce site.”
New York questions
If your question isn't answered here, email [email protected] and we'll get back to you.
Do we need to be in New York City to work with you?
No. We’ve worked with businesses in Manhattan, Queens, New Jersey and Connecticut, and with businesses in California and Texas. The free audit is a 20-minute call, so you can get started from anywhere.
Who owns our Google Ads and analytics accounts?
You do. Your Google Ads, Meta and analytics accounts stay in your business’s name, and we work in them with the access you give us. If we stop working together, the accounts, the campaign history and the data stay with you.
Do we pay you for ad spend, or pay Google directly?
You pay Google and Meta directly for your ad spend, and our management is billed separately. That way you can see exactly what the platforms charged, apart from what you pay us.
Our last agency still controls our website. Can you help?
It depends on what access is left, but it’s worth asking. When Crispy Green’s previous agency cut off access to its website and hosting, one overlooked admin account let us take a full copy of the site and keep the business online. We then moved the store to Shopify and took on its SEO and Google Ads.
Can you work with a business that has only just started trading?
Yes. Keepsake Moving & Storage came to us shortly before it started trading in New York City, with a brand identity and no website. Without reviews or a founding year to point to, its site makes the case by explaining how each move is planned, and every claim on it comes from a list of facts the company confirmed.
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Read the guideFind out what we’d change first for your New York business
Send us your website and we'll look it over before a free 20-minute call, then walk you through the changes in order of priority. If the site is in good shape, we'll tell you so.