Locations

Where we work

DFW-based, working nationally. These are the markets we know well enough to say something specific about.

Colton JenkinsCo-founder and CEO, Agency Logics

8+ years building growth systems for service businesses. Leads strategy, media buying, offer design, sales conversion, and CRM architecture at Agency Logics.

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Dallas-Fort Worth

Our home market, and where most of the documented program work was done. These are the highest household income cities in the Metroplex, listed with the constraint that shows up most often in each.

Frisco, TX$145,444
Competition for paid search in Frisco is among the most expensive in North Texas, so businesses here are usually not short of leads.
Plano, TX$115,901
Plano businesses tend to have long customer histories and correspondingly large dormant databases, often thousands of past customers and unsold estimates that have never been systematically worked.
McKinney, TX$124,177
Because McKinney businesses often serve both halves of the city with a single generic offer and a single landing page, their advertising underperforms in both.
Southlake, TX$250,001+
Southlake service businesses often depend almost entirely on referral, which produces excellent margins and no growth mechanism.
Highland Park, TX$250,001+
The classic Park Cities failure is the owner-operator bottleneck.
Westlake, TX$250,001+
Businesses that try to sell to corporate facilities buyers using consumer marketing get nowhere, because the qualification, the follow-up cadence, and the proof required are all different.

Nationwide

The highest-income major metros in the country. Different regulatory environments, different labour costs, and in two cases a materially different reason that automated response matters.

San Jose, CA$175,491
Labour cost makes the usual answer, hire another person to handle the phones, prohibitively expensive.
San Francisco, CA$141,277
The qualification problem is severe.
San Diego, CA$115,012
Drive time is the hidden margin killer.

Common questions

Do you only work with businesses in Dallas-Fort Worth?
No. We are DFW-based and a good share of the work is local, but the documented programs include a multi-state service business, and the systems we build are remote-operated by design. Paid media, AI response, reactivation, and CRM infrastructure do not require anyone on site.
Why these cities specifically?
Household income correlates with average ticket size, and average ticket size is what determines whether a growth system pays for itself. In a market where one recovered job is worth thousands, the arithmetic on fixing follow-up is straightforward. In a market where it is worth a couple of hundred, it often is not.
My city is not listed. Does that mean you cannot help?
Not at all. These pages exist because they are markets we know well enough to say something specific about, not because they are a service boundary. What determines fit is the shape of the business rather than the location.

Not on the list?

These pages are markets we can speak specifically about, not a service boundary. If your business has high-value jobs, existing demand, and follow-up as the bottleneck, location is not the deciding factor. Apply, or call (469) 423-8234.

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