Edmonton is full of half-finished listings.

Sundayable runs marketing for Edmonton small businesses, $1,000 CAD a month for Organic Growth, reviews and profile first. Fewer competitors than Calgary, fewer agencies chasing them, and a short list of businesses that ever finished their Google Business Profile. On Whyte Ave or 124 Street, the salon with thirty recent reviews and current photos is the one a customer calls. The one with nine and no photos since 2022 gets scrolled past.

This is the useful thing about a mid-sized market. In Toronto you are outspent. In Edmonton you are mostly out-organised, and organisation is something you can start fixing this week. Walk through the local results for your own service and count how many listings have no service list, no photos since 2022 and no reply under a single review.

Owners here usually know this already. What actually happens is marketing gets squeezed between customers, so it goes in bursts and then stops for six weeks. Steady beats clever in a market this size, and steady is the part that is hard to do yourself.

Search rankings take about 90 days to move, and ads are the only line we sell that is built to move a number inside the month. For the first month of everything else, what you get is the work itself: the profile filled in, the pages written, the reviews answered. You see that from week one.

Sundayable is a marketing agency near you in the way that matters: a dedicated Slack channel, a monthly strategy call and work that arrives whether or not your week was busy. Organic Growth is $1,000 a month, printed on the page, no long contract.

The kind of work Edmonton customers actually see.

Instagram reel made for a hair salon, a colour transformation with captions Hair Salon
Instagram reel made for a barbershop, a beard line-up Barbershop
Instagram reel made for a wellness spa, a treatment from arrival to glow Wellness Spa

How the review engine runs

Most Edmonton businesses treat reviews as an occasional campaign. We run it as a habit instead, because a review page that only fills up twice a year reads like one.

  • The ask happens at the counter or in the follow-up message, at the moment the customer is happiest, not in a batch email three weeks later.
  • One tap to the review form. Every extra step between the ask and the box costs you most of the people who meant to do it.
  • A steady trickle beats a spike. Ten reviews over ten weeks reads as a going concern; thirty in one afternoon reads as a campaign, to customers and to Google.
  • Every new review gets a reply drafted in your voice within a couple of days, including the two-star one, and you approve it before it posts.
  • Bad reviews get answered in public and fixed in private. A calm reply under a complaint sells better than the five-star wall above it.
  • The count goes in your monthly report next to enquiries and bookings, so you can see whether the map position and the phone are moving together.

How do I get more Google reviews?

Ask every satisfied customer at the moment they are happiest, with a link that takes one tap, and make it part of closing out the appointment rather than a monthly campaign. We set that up, then monitor and reply to what comes in, inside Organic Growth at $1,000 a month. Ten reviews over ten weeks reads as a business people keep using; thirty in one afternoon reads as a campaign.

How much does a marketing agency cost in Edmonton?

Organic Growth is $1,000 a month: we build and host your website, handle the domain and server side, and our team makes your content by hand and runs your local SEO, Google Business Profile and review replies. Ads, sales email and automation are three separate lines at their own prices.

What kinds of Edmonton businesses do you work with?

Service businesses where people search before they call: dental and medical clinics, salons and med spas, studios, trades, realtors, and legal or accounting practices. If a customer compares three listings on a phone before booking you, the work on this page is the work you need.

Can I just do this myself?

Yes, and some owners do it well. The failure is almost never skill, it is the eleven-o’clock problem: you post for three weeks, a busy stretch hits, and the profile goes quiet for two months. We charge $1,000 a month for the version that does not stop, and we will tell you when your own posting is good enough.

See how your Edmonton listing compares to the three above it.

On a free 30-minute call we pull up your listing next to your competitors, count what is missing, and bring content already made for your business.

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