Fort Worth, TX · Working nationwide · Taking on new clients
A real website for your business — designed around your trade, built, hosted and looked after for $30 a week. No setup fee, nothing upfront, and you deal with the same person the whole way through. Most places charge thousands to build one and more every year to keep it running.
Questions first? Email Gage@ngagedmarketing.com — I reply within one business day
You got into this to do the work, not to learn how Google works. Here's what we hear from almost every owner we talk to — and what we do about it.
“Our website was made in 2017. It still says so at the bottom.”
What we doBuild you a new one around your trade, your town and your prices — and keep it running for $30 a week.
“People find us on Facebook. Google acts like we don't exist.”
What we doA site Google can actually read, your Business Profile pointed at it, and search ads for the jobs you want most.
“We tried ads once. Spent a few hundred bucks. The phone didn't ring.”
What we doTracking goes in before a dollar is spent, so we can see exactly what's working and cut what isn't.
“The last agency talked fast, locked us in for a year, then stopped calling back.”
What we doA twelve-month agreement at $30 a week, in plain English. And you'll always have the owner's cell number.
Yep. We can fix all four.
Most local businesses don't need twelve marketing services. They need a website that works — one that loads fast on a phone, says what you do, and makes it easy to call you. That's the job, and it's what the $30 buys.
No $5,000 invoice. No weekend lost to a DIY site builder. We design it around your trade, build it, host it and keep it running — you fill in one form and tell me what to change. $30 a week from the day you sign, nothing upfront.
Websites are the whole focus right now. I take a small number of ads clients, usually once their site is live and producing calls.
Someone in Keller types “ac repair near me” at 9pm. We make sure you're what they see first — and that you only pay for clicks that could turn into a job.
Google catches people who are already looking. Facebook and Instagram reach the ones who aren't looking yet — and remind the people who visited your site but didn't call.
Eight real sites built for local businesses — heating and air, electrical and plumbing, outdoor lighting, water treatment, lawn and tree care, wildlife removal, a tanning studio and a farmers market. Hover one to scroll the whole page.
↑ hover to scroll the whole page↑ each one scrolls through the whole page
Example builds for 39 trades · fictional businesses
No “call us for a quote.” Here's what it costs and what you get. Start with a website, add ads when you're ready — or do it all at once.
Built, hosted and looked after.
No setup fee · nothing upfront · 12-month agreement
Be first when they search.
About $173 a week · no setup fee · three-month minimum · + your ad budget, paid straight to Google
Add Meta too and both together are $1,000/month — $350 off
Facebook & Instagram, done right.
About $138 a week · no setup fee · three-month minimum · + your ad budget, paid straight to Meta
Add Google too and both together are $1,000/month — $350 off
Search catches people already looking. Meta puts you in front of the ones who haven't started yet, and back in front of everyone who visited your site and didn't call. Run as one plan, with one report covering both so you can see honestly which is pulling its weight.
Your ad budget never passes through us. It goes on your card, straight to Google or Meta, and you can see every dollar in your own account. We don't mark it up. Our fee is for the work — and you'll get every number in writing before you sign anything.
No homework, no 40-question form, and no guessing what happens next.
Tell me about your business. I'll tell you honestly what I'd do — and what I wouldn't.
FreeI ask the questions, you answer — on the phone. Photos, prices, the towns you cover.
On the phoneYou see your site before anyone else does. Nothing goes live until you say it's right.
You approve itWe connect your domain, check everything on a real phone, and keep it running. Ads start once tracking is in.
OngoingThese aren't slogans. They're the rules every account runs by.
Not an account manager or a ticket queue. The person building your site is the person who answers your text.
Ad budgets go on your card, straight to Google or Meta. No markups, no mystery line items.
Your domain and your ad accounts stay in your name. We never ask for your domain login — you point it, we host.
We don't spend a dollar of your ad budget until calls and form fills are actually being counted.
Calls, leads and booked jobs, in plain English. Not a screenshot full of “impressions.”
If ads won't pay off for your business yet, we'll say so — and start with the website instead.
I started NGAGED in Fort Worth in 2023. I've run Google and Meta campaigns for home-services businesses — water treatment, roofing, lighting, cleaning — and I built the booking and payment system behind the Stockyards Farmers Market. So when a site or a campaign isn't working, I can fix it myself instead of pointing at someone else.
Here's how I see it: you're trusting me with how your business shows up to the world, and with money you worked hard for. I take both personally. You'll get straight answers, prices in writing, and my cell number.
— Gage
NGAGED is taking on its first clients under its own name. Plenty of agencies would fill this space with stock photos and invented five-star quotes. We'd rather tell you what we can actually back up.
Real websites for real local businesses — HVAC, outdoor lighting, water treatment, lawn and tree care, and the Stockyards Farmers Market with its vendor booking system — plus hands-on Google and Meta campaign work for home-services companies. See the sites
A wall of NGAGED case studies. If you need to see ten of those before you hire anyone, we'd rather say so now than dress something up.
A first client gets more attention than a fortieth. You'll deal with the owner every time, and we'll work harder to earn your review than anyone with a full roster.
Send me your website — or your Facebook page, if that's all you've got. I'll check how you show up on Google, how your site works on a phone and any ads you're running, then send you a short, honest list of what I'd fix first.
If you'd rather fix it all yourself, the list is yours to keep.
Don't see yours? Email it to me at Gage@ngagedmarketing.com.
Ask me anythingA complete website — Home, Services, About and Contact pages — designed around your business and hosted by us. It's fast on phones, has tap-to-call at the top, and a quote form that emails you every lead (or sends it to your CRM, if you use one). And it's SEO-ready on the house: we look up what people in your area search for in your trade and build the pages around it, with business schema and a sitemap.
None, on anything. Websites are $30 a week on a twelve-month agreement, nothing upfront. Google Ads is $750 a month, Meta is $600, both together are $1,000 — three-month minimum, billed monthly, no setup fee on any of it. The first month of ads is the heavy lifting and I'd rather earn the second month than charge you for the first.
Honest answer: the site comes down, because we host it and the $30 covers that hosting. Your domain is always yours, so you can point it somewhere else the same day. We'll say this on the first call too — no surprises in month four.
It helps, but no. If you have one, it stays in your name — we'll show you the one setting to change, and we never ask for your login. If you already have email on that domain, we make sure it keeps working. If you don't have a domain yet, we'll walk you through buying one in your own name.
Because it's your money. It's paid directly to Google or Meta on your own card, and you can see every dollar in your own account. Our fee pays for the work — building, managing and reporting. We never mark up your ad spend.
We work that out together on the consultation call — it depends on your trade, your town and what a click costs there, and any number I published here would be a guess you'd end up paying for. What I can tell you now is that ad spend is separate from my fee, always yours, and paid straight to Google or Meta on your own card. If your market can't support a budget that would actually work, I'll say so and suggest starting with the website.
Google catches people already searching — “roofer near me.” Meta reaches people scrolling Facebook and Instagram who aren't looking yet, and reminds the ones who visited your site. Most local businesses should start with Google, then add Meta once it's working. We'll tell you which makes sense for you.
Yes. Email us updates — new hours, prices, photos, staff, a service added or dropped — and we make them in a weekly batch, included. A whole new page or a redesign is quoted first, so there's never a surprise bill. We don't build online stores or checkout at all.
Websites are a twelve-month agreement — that's what pays for a build with nothing upfront, and it's spelled out in writing before you sign. Ads are three months, then cancel any time: that's roughly how long Google and Meta need to learn what works, and judging a campaign after 30 days isn't fair to anyone.
Fill this in and I'll get back to you personally. Or skip the form — call, text or email, whatever's easiest.
P.S. The first call is free, and I won't try to sell you something you don't need. — G
It's on its way to me, and I'll read it myself. You'll hear back within one business day, Monday to Friday.
