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  • Award-Winning Brand Consultancy + Creative Studio

    Through our IP, DMC fuses human expertise and artistic ingenuity with cutting-edge AI technologies to make your teams' jobs easier  both now and long-term...

    Top Services:

    • Branding
    • Creative Services
    • Design Services
    • Graphic Design
    • UI/UX Design
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    Location
    Austin, Texas
    Number of Employees
    Under 49
    Average Hourly Rate
    $250/hr
    Minimal Budget
    $25,000 - $50,000
    Portfolios Count
    6 Projects Listed

    Dos Mundos Creative Services

    • Branding
    • Creative Services
    • Design Services
    • Graphic Design
    • UI/UX Design
    • Digital Marketing
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    • Biotherm
    • Cole Haan
    • Barnes & Noble
    • Kitchen Aid
    • Tracy Anderson Method
    • Seventh Generation
    • The MaCallan Scotch
    • HomeAway
    • SkinCeuticals
    • Barney’s New York
    Data sourced from the agency's DesignRush profile

    Dos Mundos Creative Reviews & Testimonials

    • Bob LiVolsi
      Bob LiVolsi Review from Google
      5.0

      Bob LiVolsi's Review Sourced from Google

      At Vaccine Systems, we were under time pressure to get our website up as entered an incubator and a grant process for our Covid-19 related medical technology. In less than 3 weeks, Dos Mundos Creative stepped up and accomplished that. In our first meetings, they listened to and understood our needs. Not only did they provide a great-looking website, but they also sharpened our messaging and provided a logo for which we have received many compliments. All this accomplished in a matter of weeks! in the 8 months since then, we have had two minor issues of our own making pop up with the website. In both cases, Dos Mundos responded quickly and fixed the issue. We recommend Dos Mundos to anyone looking for a responsive and capable team to provide an up-to-date website with excellent graphics that appeals to the eye and tells your story well.

    • Cassie Shankman
      Cassie Shankman Review from Google
      5.0

      Cassie Shankman's Review Sourced from Google

      I hired DMC right before Covid, and everything we had talked about in regards to design and branding I was ready to throw out the window as my whole world had shifted. I am a musician and I do live events and with Covid, I had NO idea what to do. Kana and her team met with me regularly throughout 2020 helping not just talk about my website (which I hired them to do), but go above and beyond and help me with everything – pivoting, new ideas, how to build on what I have, mental health... I MEAN EVERYTHING).They truly gave me so much life through a very dismal time. I felt inspired and excited for what could come next, even if it might have to wait for 2021. They worked with my budget and created something magical – even better than what I could imagine. I have had some hiccups on my side, and they've been there all along responding very quickly! I truly don't know what I would have done without them. They take my crazy ideas and flow and turn it into something that is very easy to understand.Dos Mundos Creative is more than just a branding, website design/building agency... they are the real deal and the full package and make you feel just as important as a client with a huge budget. I am so grateful I found them and grateful to continue to work with them. They are my GO TO!!! And it's female-founded, so that's also a plus in my book!

    • Chris Sica
      Chris Sica Review from Google
      5.0

      Chris Sica's Review Sourced from Google

      Dos Mundos did an incredible job of taking our brand and media assets and transform them into something that we were finally proud of and that got our message across. They are fast, effective, and intuitive as a team. They were also able to take our guidance and think outside of the box coming up with ways of presenting our ideas that were more succinct and beautiful. Thanks Kana, Parker, and Dos Mundos!

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5 Frequently Asked Questions About Digital Marketing Companies in Texas

When should you hire digital marketing companies in Texas over remote agencies?

You should hire digital marketing companies in Texas over remote agencies when local market intelligence directly impacts your marketing strategy. Work with a remote agency when you do not need geographic differentiation.  

For instance, a Texas-based agency understands the specific cultural and behavioral nuances of Houston consumers that a remote agency in New York would take months of trial-and-error to learn.  

Hire digital marketing companies in Texas when:  

  • You are geo-targeting consumers in specific Texas metros.  
  • You are running hyper-local SEO campaigns.  
  • You are competing in a market where regional dynamics matter.  
  • Geographic proximity is a strategic advantage.  

Consider working with a remote agency when:  

  • You are running B2B campaigns targeting a specific job title rather than a place.  
  • You are an eCommerce brand targeting national or global audiences.  
  • You have SaaS products with no local component. 

What is a realistic budget for digital marketing in a competitive Texas market?

A realistic budget for full-service marketing in competitive Texas is approximately $2,000-$4,000 per month for basic campaigns. Campaigns with enterprise-level scope and more competitive markets can reach $8,000-$15,000+ per month.  

Typically, digital marketing companies in Texas quote their prices based on the marketing service, campaign scope and complexity, industry competition, target markets, and growth timeline. 

Below are approximate costs of digital marketing services in Texas: 

  • Social media marketing costs $1,500-$4,000 per month for content creation and community management of 2-4 platforms. Enterprise campaigns can go beyond $10,000 per month and involve video production and influencer marketing. 
  • SEO service starts at $2,000-$5,000 per month for basic technical and on-page SEO, but can cost over $15,000 per month for multi-location campaigns and large websites. 
  • Paid media management fees typically cost 10%-20% of ad spend, or $500-$3,000 for small campaigns and over $5,000 for more complex strategies. 
  • Content marketing ranges from $200-$500 per piece for simple blogs to $1,000-$3,000 per piece for long-form content. 
  • Email marketing management and content creation costs between $500 and $2,000 per month. 

How long does it take to see the results of your digital marketing campaigns?

Paid media campaigns and social media marketing start producing results within 30 days or less, while local SEO and content marketing require approximately 3-6 months. Ultimately, the timeline will depend on your current performance, industry competition, aggressiveness of campaigns, and budget. 

Here is a breakdown per channel:

ChannelInitial resultsMeaningful outcomes

Paid media 
(e.g., Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads) 

30 days

Examples: Increased clicks and views

60-90 days

Example: Return on ad spend

Local SEO

3-6 months 

Example: Higher traffic

6-12 months 

Examples: Higher search engine page ranking (SERP), more stable traffic, and higher leads

Content marketing

3-6 months

Example: Higher traffic

6-12 months

Examples: Lower bounce rates, higher session duration, and increased conversion rates

Social media marketing

2-4 weeks

Example: Increased follower count 

6-9 months

Example: Consistent account engagement 

What business outcomes should you define so you can hold digital marketing agencies in Texas accountable?

Before your first sessions, define your specific targets, qualified leads, attribution window, and competitive baselines. Doing so will enforce accountability and prevent wasted efforts on ineffective strategies. 

  • Specific targets. Examples include the number of qualified leads per month or the cost-per-lead ceiling. If you know your margins, calculate how much a customer acquisition cost should be for marketing to be profitable. Having these numbers ready enables the agency to provide a proposal that more accurately aligns with your business goals. 
  • Definition of a qualified lead. By clarifying what a market or sales-qualified lead looks like, you avoid wasting time, effort, and budget on tactics that target the wrong market. 
  • Attribution window. In B2B Texas markets with longer sales cycles, a lead generated in January may close in April. You and your agency need an agreed framework for how to attribute revenue to marketing activity, or you'll spend every quarterly review arguing credit. 
  • Competitive baseline. Without a documented baseline, you cannot measure improvement. Plus, agencies without accountability will claim credit for trends that were already moving. 

What reporting should you receive every month as a baseline?

A reputable digital marketing company in Texas should include performance data connected to business outcomes, spend breakdown, SEO progress tracking, and data-backed interpretations in its monthly reports.  

Conversely, a mediocre agency will use reporting as a retention tool rather than proof of work.  

  • Performance data tied to business outcomes. Every report should show leads generated, cost per lead, conversion rates, and revenue attributed to digital campaigns when trackable.  
  • Spend breakdown. A clear account of where every dollar went: media, tools, and agency fees. It should not have blended totals that obscure the split.  
  • SEO progress tracking. Monthly movement in keyword rankings for targeted terms, organic traffic trends, and flagged and fixed technical issues. It should also show where your Texas competitors rank.  
  • Ad creative and audience performance. For paid ad campaigns, reporting should reveal what ads are performing, which aren’t, and what tests are running.  
  • Data-backed interpretation. The report should explain what happened, why, and the next actionable steps. Data without interpretation is just noise that protects the agency from accountability.  
  • Direct platform access. Monthly reports should supplement your access to your ad and analytics accounts, not replace them. An agency that uses reporting to limit access is hiding something. 

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