Tulsa County
Tulsa
One base, a service area that spreads well past the city, and a site that only talks about the city.
TulsaWhere we work
The Tulsa metro isn't one market. It's a dozen.
Each of these towns has its own map pack and its own searches. One page listing all of them ranks for none of them, which is why each one gets a page.
Service areas
A page per town, and a reason for each one.
Metcalf Media only builds a city page when there's something true about that city's business life worth writing down. Where there's not, the page waits until there is.
Tulsa and Wagoner Counties
Broken Arrow
Word of mouth reaches the people who already know you, and nobody else.
Broken ArrowTulsa and Rogers Counties
Owasso
The lead that got away usually went to whoever answered first.
OwassoTulsa County
Jenks
By the time a Jenks customer calls, they have already read everything about you.
JenksTulsa and Wagoner Counties
Bixby
Open every company in the same trade here and they read like the same company.
BixbyCreek and Tulsa Counties
Sapulpa
Advertising that went nowhere usually failed somewhere other than the advertising.
SapulpaRogers County
Claremore
Companies from out of town are advertising into Claremore. The local one should still win.
ClaremoreRogers and Wagoner Counties
Catoosa
Most local businesses here have no video at all. The ones that do get remembered.
CatoosaTulsa and Osage Counties
Skiatook
Word of mouth got the business this far. It doesn't show up in a search.
SkiatookTulsa and Rogers Counties
Collinsville
One business per industry in Collinsville. After that the answer is no.
CollinsvilleTulsa and Osage Counties
Sand Springs
The truck covers half the metro. The profile still says one address.
Sand SpringsTulsa County
Glenpool
The leads are already coming in. Most of them are going cold.
GlenpoolNext step
Outside these towns?
The work is remote either way — the shoot day is the only part that needs a driveway. If you're further out than this list, say so on the call and we will be straight about whether it still makes sense.