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The industries we work in, one seat per city
This is the index of the industry cluster. It connects you to published pages with named work or a clearly explained method, and states the one rule that decides whether we can take you at all.
SEO is $2,500 a month and the website is in it. We only do SEO on a site we built.
Stay past month 2 and the included website is yours outright. Cancel before that and it is invoiced at $2,500, instead of the remaining months.
One seat per industry, per city
We will not run SEO for two businesses chasing the same keywords in the same city. Not as a courtesy. Because it does not work: one of you has to lose the ranking for the other to win it, and we would be billing both of you for the privilege. When the search seat in your industry and your city is taken, we tell you it is taken. Paid social and websites are different and are not exclusive. A build with no search work competes with nobody, and two shops can run ads against different audiences without taking anything from each other. We will say which bucket your engagement is in, in writing, before you sign.
That rule is why this hub is an index with a scope statement on it rather than a list of verticals we would like to sell into. If the search seat in your industry and your city is gone, the right thing to do is say so in the first email, not after you have read eleven pages and booked a call.
How to read an industry page
Published pages under this hub take two forms, and they are written differently on purpose.
A page with named client work on it names the client and describes exactly what the work was, inside the scope that client agreed to. No percentage we cannot source, no ranking claim, nothing about an outcome we cannot produce the evidence for on request.
A method page explains the decisions, deliverables and terms without implying that a particular specialty has a client history. It gives you a way to evaluate a proposed engagement even when there is no approved project example for that exact task.
Pages for specialties without approved examples remain under review. We will not use a general client relationship to imply completed work in a narrower service, or publish a specialty page as proof before its evidence is ready.
Where to start
The visible child links below lead only to pages that have been cleared to publish. The vehicle group includes dealer website and inventory work, tint, detailing, ceramic coating and diesel. Each page distinguishes an actual built asset or channel from the decisions a new engagement would still need to make.
The contractor group covers hardscape, outdoor living, search, websites, paid social and lead routing where the documented work supports that scope. A coffee cart website is the basis for the coffee website page. Other specialties are being reviewed as proposed capabilities rather than presented as completed projects.
If your exact service is absent from the published list, ask us about it directly. We can discuss a written scope and the evidence needed to judge the work without claiming we have already delivered that specialty.
What is not here
No vertical listed because a keyword tool liked the look of it. No industry by city matrix: the research on that was decisive and the pages it would have produced are the ones buyers filter out on sight. And no logo wall, because a logo is not a claim anybody can check.
What is in here
- Dealer marketing built around inventory and buying decisions
- Build a clearer path from credit questions to a dealership conversation
- A proposed Facebook ads program built around your inventory
- Plan service demand around the department that must fulfill it
- Marketing built around the collision repair decision
- Give every vehicle care service a clear place
- Define what a detailing appointment actually reserves
- Give each detailing ad a clear reason to earn the enquiry
- Answer vehicle-size pricing questions before asking for the quote
- Make vehicle size and service scope clear before the quote
- Build a clearer path from damaged glass to a service request
- Connect symptom and engine code searches to a diagnostic request
- Give ceramic coating warranty questions a useful answer
- Diesel repair marketing built around the repair request
- Make the mobile detailing appointment clear before booking
- Build a PPF marketing plan around the buying decision
- Tint marketing that explains the choices behind the shade
- Marketing for hardscape and outdoor living decisions
- Build a marketing plan around the concrete work you want
- Make your construction business easier to assess at bid stage
- Plan jobsite photography around the work buyers need to see
- Marketing that supports how general contractors pursue work
- Plan hardscape photography around the buying decision
- Landscaping marketing built around the work you want
- A proposed marketing framework for pest control businesses
- Hair replacement marketing with a defined scope
- Barber education and certification marketing
- Coffee shop marketing built around the visit
- Coffee website design for a business that moves
- Restaurant marketing built around the decisions guests make
- Plan dental marketing around the appointments you can accept
- Healthcare marketing built around patient decisions
- A review response process built for healthcare decisions
- Med spa marketing built around informed inquiries
- Getting a Diesel Shop Found in Google and AI Answers
Questions
How do I find out whether my industry and city are available?
Email contact@ninetyfifthmktg.com with the industry and the city. We will confirm availability in writing before proposing SEO, AI search, or paid ads work.
Does the exclusivity apply to websites and ads as well?
One SEO client per industry, per city. Ads and websites are not exclusive, and we say so. A build with no search work competes with nobody, and two shops can run paid social against different audiences without taking anything from each other. Which bucket your engagement sits in goes in writing before anything is signed.
What if my industry is not in the plan?
Ask anyway. The list reflects where the work has been, not a rule about who we will take. What we will not do is publish a page claiming experience in a vertical we have not worked in and then sell against it.
Why does an industry page keep saying I need a new website?
We do not optimize sites we did not build. Search results are capped by the platform underneath them, and we will not be held to a ranking on a codebase we are not allowed to change. The rebuild sits inside the $2,500, not on top of it. You keep the domain and the URLs worth keeping. Stay past month 2 and the included website is yours outright. Cancel before that and it is invoiced at $2,500, instead of the remaining months.
Do you work outside Phoenix?
Yes. We are based in Phoenix and scope work for businesses in other Arizona cities. The proposal states any meeting or production travel needed for the project.
