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Local Surge Media

Web Development & Technology Austin, TX, United States
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Local Surge Media is a full-service advertising agency based in Austin, Texas. Its Agency Spotter profile lists web design as its core service and describes integrated digital marketing, advertising, branding, website development, SEO, and paid media capabilities.

Local Surge Media is a verified Agency Spotter agency profile for an Austin, Texas-based full-service advertising agency. Agency Spotter identifies web design as its core service and lists the agency in the United States.

The agency is listed at 4807 Spicewood Springs Road, Austin, TX 78759, with a team size of 10 to 49. Its profile states that the team has over 96 years of combined experience working with global and local brands. Pricing, project budgets, and hourly rates are not listed.

Local Surge Media describes capabilities across integrated digital marketing and advertising campaigns, branding, website development, design and launch, SEO, pay-per-click advertising, lead generation, outreach, and relationship building. Additional listed offerings include social media, reputation management, video production, media buying, direct mail, logo design, content creation, packaging design, and trade-show materials.

Agency Spotter does not identify specific industry experience for the agency. The listed service mix indicates relevance for organizations seeking combined web, creative, paid-media, search-marketing, and promotional campaign support.

The profile has a 0.0 rating from zero client reviews. Agency Spotter states that no client reviews have been submitted, so no review sentiment or client-reported results are available.

No portfolio projects or measurable campaign results are included in the supplied Agency Spotter profile. The agency's stated offerings include work across digital, print, broadcast, social, and promotional advertising formats.

Services

  • Web design
  • Website development
  • Branding campaigns
  • Digital marketing and advertising campaigns
  • Search engine optimization
  • Pay-per-click advertising
  • Lead generation
  • Outreach campaigns
  • Video production
  • Social media
  • Reputation management
  • Media buying and placement
  • Content creation
  • Logo design

Team Size

10 - 49

Pros

  • Offers a broad mix of web design, digital marketing, advertising, branding, SEO, paid media, and lead-generation services.
  • Reports over 96 years of combined experience working with global and local brands.

Client Review Analysis

No client reviews are listed on Agency Spotter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Local Surge Media lists web design, website development, branding, digital marketing, SEO, paid advertising, lead generation, video production, and social media services.
Local Surge Media lists its primary location as 4807 Spicewood Springs Road in Austin, Texas.
Agency Spotter identifies web design as Local Surge Media's core service.
The profile lists search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, AdWords, and cost-per-action advertising.
The agency lists branding campaigns, logo design, packaging design, and collateral materials among its capabilities.
The profile lists video production, television commercials, radio advertising, outdoor advertising, and media buying and placement.
Agency Spotter lists Local Surge Media as an agency with 10 to 49 employees.
Agency Spotter shows a 0.0 rating based on zero client reviews and states that no reviews are available yet.
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