Content marketing in Grande Prairie.
Content marketing is not blogging for the sake of it. It is making sure that every question a customer asks before they hire somebody has an answer on your site, and that the answer is good enough to be the one they trust.
Nobody searches for about us.
People do not type your business name. They type the problem, the job, the price, the town and the word near me. Every one of those is a page you either have or you do not, and the ones you do not have belong to somebody else.
The site most local businesses have is five pages. Home, about, services, gallery, contact. That covers who you are and almost nothing about what people search for on the way to hiring you.
The gap is enormous and it is specific. What it costs. How long it takes. Whether it is worth doing. What happens if you leave it. Which option suits a house like theirs. Those searches happen every day around here and they are the ones where a customer decides who knows their stuff.
This is also the work that keeps paying. An article written properly two years ago is still bringing in calls, which is the opposite of an ad. It is slow, it is unglamorous and it compounds.
What gets written.
Written by somebody who asks about your trade first, not spun out of a tool that has never been on a job site.
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The questions your customers actually ask
Pulled from real search data and from what you get asked on the phone all week. Those two lists overlap more than anyone expects and the overlap is where the work starts.
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A real page for every service
Not a bullet on a list. A page that explains the job, what it involves, what it suits, what it does not, and what to do next. This is the single highest return content on a local site.
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Location pages only where they are honest
A page about Beaverlodge that says something true and specific about working in Beaverlodge is worth building. Fifteen copies of the same page with the town name swapped is spam and Google has been good at spotting it for years.
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Articles that answer, then sell
Give away the answer properly. People hire the business that already explained it to them, and half measures read as a sales page pretending to be advice.
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Written to be read on a phone
Short paragraphs, honest headings, the answer near the top. Most of your readers are standing in a driveway or sitting in a truck, not settling in with a coffee.
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Linked so it works together
Articles pointing at the service pages that make you money, service pages pointing at the proof. Content that sits in isolation ranks worse and sells nothing.
On AI written content.
It is used as a tool here and it is not used as the writer. Drafting help, research, a second pass on structure, yes. Publishing generated articles under your name, no.
The reason is practical rather than principled. Generated content about a trade reads as generic to anyone who does the work, it repeats what is already on the first page and it says nothing only your business could say. That is the exact opposite of the reason content ranks.
Four steps, no mystery.
Marketing gets sold as a mystery.
Jargon, dashboards nobody opens, and a bill that never quite explains itself.
This runs the opposite way.
You always know what was done, why it was done and what it changed.
Same four steps, every month.
Nothing starts until you have seen the plan and said yes.
The writing, in their words.
Real Google reviews from the businesses we work with. 5.0 stars across 22 of them, never edited.
Dealing with Darren has been a pleasure. He is prompt, professional, and created a beautiful website for our business. I would recommend him to anyone who needs a website!
Heather Thiessen
Google review
Highly recommend Darren for your website, after the other guys took months to get nowhere on our site, Darren did it in a matter of days. He's highly responsive and has troubleshot and resolved any issues encountered quickly and efficiently. Hire this man today!
Danielle Commandeur
Google review
Darren is amazing working with our band. The rateing should be 10 stars . He scores a 10 Out of 10
TJ Ruckus
Google review
Darren is so amazing to work with . His pictures are amazing. Helped us out so much Highly Recommended
TERRY DOLL
Google review
Darren has been helping us with our website and digital marketing for several years now. He has always delivered excellent service and new ideas. He takes the time to understand our business and his work consistently generates new leads.
Dave Hurta
Google review
Exceptional experience with Sixo Agency in Grande Prairie, AB! Their team transformed our vision into a stunning website. The creativity and attention to detail were impressive, resulting in a user-friendly site that exceeded our expectations. Communication was seamless, and they delivered ahead of schedule. Sixo Agency's passion for web design truly shines through in their work. We're thrilled with the outcome and highly recommend them for anyone seeking top-notch design services in Grande Prairie!
Jay Muir
Google review
Searched high and low for a web design company in Grande Prairie before settling on Darren and Sixo Agency. Very thankful we did, the quality of the design is far superior to our competitors and we started generating some phone calls from it within a week of launch. If you’re searching for someone to do web design…stop your search and hire them, you won’t regret it!
Christine Doherty
Google review
Darren did an amazing job of developing and updating my website. He made sure my site was fully functional on both a computer and mobile device, which was very important to me. He was professional and responded quickly to all of my questions and concerns. I enjoyed working with him and I highly recommend his services.
Dayle Sheehan
Google review
The usual questions.
How often should we publish?
Less often than most agencies sell and more consistently than most businesses manage. A handful of genuinely useful pages beats a post a week that nobody searched for. The plan gets built around what is missing, not around a word count.
Do blog posts actually bring in local work?
The right ones do. An article answering a question people in your market genuinely search before hiring will bring calls for years. An article about industry news will not. The difference is entirely in the topic.
Can you write about a technical trade you have not worked in?
With your help, yes, and that is the honest answer. The process starts with questions and a draft comes back to you for correction. What will not happen is publishing something confident and wrong under your business name.
Do you use AI to write it?
As a tool, not as the author. It helps with structure and research. The specifics that make a page worth reading, and worth ranking, come from your trade and your market, and a model does not have those.
How long before content ranks?
A few months for most competitive searches, sooner on the specific long questions where there is less competition. It is the slowest thing on this page and the only one that keeps working after you stop paying.
Also under internet marketing.
Part of the whole marketing stack.
Let’s get you found.
Sixo Agency is based at 8682 122 Ave in Grande Prairie and works across the Peace Country. Send over what you have and you get a straight answer back within one business day, from the person who would do the work.