Social media, SEO, website design, content, and paid advertising — one integrated strategy instead of four disconnected vendors.
Seattle is one of the most competitive digital markets in the country — your customers compare you against companies with full marketing teams. The answer isn't buying more channels; it's making the channels you have work together. I'm Alvin Thomas, an independent digital marketing consultant with six years of experience inside Seattle organizations, and I run the full stack so every piece reinforces the rest.
What I Do
Strategy, content, and community management across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Rank in Google, surface in AI search tools, and get found by Seattle customers searching right now.
Fast, mobile-first websites built to convert local search traffic into customers.
Meta and TikTok campaigns with real targeting strategy — not boosted-post guesswork.
Short-form video, photography, and branded graphics that carry your whole funnel.
Web copy, ad copy, and captions written in your voice — for humans and search engines.
The most common digital marketing problem I see in Seattle businesses isn't a bad channel — it's disconnection. The website says one thing, the ads say another, the social feed says nothing at all, and nobody owns the whole picture. When one person runs the full stack, every dollar works twice.
Common Questions
It depends on how customers find you. If you're invisible on Google, local SEO and a fast website come first. If you're discoverable but not compelling, content and social media build the trust layer. If you need demand now, paid social delivers fastest. On a free intro call I'll tell you honestly which lever matters most for your situation — sometimes it's not the one you'd expect.
Agencies sell channel packages delivered by separate teams — an SEO person, a social person, an ads person, none of whom talk to each other. I run your digital marketing as one integrated strategy, personally. You get 10+ years of cross-channel experience without agency overhead, junior handoffs, or retainers priced for a downtown office.
Yes — most of my client relationships are fully remote, and digital marketing work (SEO, ads, web, content strategy) translates perfectly. I lived and worked in Seattle for over six years, visit regularly, and can schedule in-person strategy sessions or content shoots when I'm in town.
I handle both. I design and build fast, mobile-first websites that are SEO-ready from day one — then run the marketing that drives traffic to them. Having the same person own the site and the strategy means no finger-pointing between your 'web person' and your 'marketing person.'
Against business outcomes: calls, bookings, sales, donations, signups — whatever your goal actually is. You get clear monthly reporting that ties channel performance to those outcomes, plus an honest read on what's working and what we should change. No vanity-metric dashboards.
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Tell me about your business and where your marketing feels scattered. The intro call is free, and you'll leave with a clear picture of what would move the needle.
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