Marketing Company Chicago helps Chicago business owners who are looking for marketing help: a new website, SEO, Google Ads, social media, a better Google listing, or all of it. The site explains how that work is done and what to ask, and offers one simple way to get a written proposal.
Marketing Company Chicago is an independent referral service, not a marketing agency. When you send the form, your details go to an independent marketing agency that prepares any proposal and does any work.
What this site does
- Explains the main kinds of marketing work in plain words, with guides to Chicago web design, choosing an advertising agency Chicago businesses can rely on, hiring an SEO company Chicago owners trust, what a digital marketing agency Chicago should provide, and social media marketing Chicago.
- Sets out the rules that Google and the FTC apply to marketing, so you can recognize good and bad advice.
- Passes your request to an independent marketing agency, which can contact you by phone or email.
What this site does not do
- It does not do marketing work, build websites or run ads.
- It does not rank, rate or review agencies.
- It does not quote prices for custom work: those depend on the work and come from the agency in its proposal. The one exception is the agency’s two monthly SEO plans on the pricing page, bought directly at its checkout.
- It does not promise any result or any position on Google. Google itself says no one can promise a top ranking.
How it works
You send the form with what you need and which parts of Chicago you serve. Your details go to an independent marketing agency, which gets in touch by phone or email. Any proposal, price and agreement is between you and that agency. Asking is free and you never have to hire anyone.
Who it is for
Owners and managers of Chicago businesses of any size who want help with marketing and would rather start with a clear, written proposal than a sales call. That includes shops, restaurants, professional offices, contractors and service businesses across the city’s 77 community areas and the suburbs around them. If you are unsure what you need, say so on the form; the agency can start from there.
Where the information comes from
The guides on this site draw on published sources: Google’s help pages for Google Business Profile, Google Search Central and Google Ads; the FTC’s Endorsement Guides, its Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule and its CAN-SPAM guide; and the City of Chicago and the U.S. Census Bureau for facts about the city. Rules change, so check the current version at the source before acting on anything important. For legal questions, ask a lawyer.
To get in touch about the site itself, use the contact page.