SEO company in Austin, TX
Austin’s growth did not happen downtown. It happened in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Pflugerville, Kyle, Buda and Georgetown, where the families and the companies moved and where Google now runs separate local results. A business that ranks for “Austin” ranks for the part of the metro that stopped growing. aStash builds SEO for Central Texas businesses around the corridors that are still growing, from Fort Collins, Colorado, with two Texas law firms among the results on this page. Flat monthly rate, no contract.
In short
aStash is an SEO company for Austin, TX businesses, headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, with a Houston office at 2323 S Voss Rd, #640, in business since 2017. Every Austin plan covers the Google Business Profile and map pack, service and neighborhood pages, reviews, citations and AI optimization, at a flat monthly rate with no contract. The free audit comes first and tells you the price before you commit.
| Business | aStash · SEO company Houston office |
|---|---|
| Address | 2323 S Voss Rd, #640 Houston, TX 77057 Get directions ↗ |
| Phone | (713) 955-7240 |
| Hours | Mon – Fri, 9 AM – 5 PM In-person meetings by appointment |
| Service area | Austin and Downtown, South Congress, South Lamar, East Austin, Hyde Park |
| Headquarters | 19 Old Town Square, Ste 238 Fort Collins, CO 80524 (970) 399-9004 |
| Google Business Profile | aStash, Houston · 5.0 ★ on Google ↗ |
Williamson County to the north and Hays County to the south added more people than Austin proper did, and the companies followed: Apple, Samsung, Dell and Tesla all built outside the city line. Google’s local results track that precisely. A search for “pediatric dentist near me” from Leander shows Leander and Cedar Park practices; a search from Kyle shows Kyle and Buda ones; and an Austin practice with a downtown profile and one “Austin” page is in neither.
The arriving families and workers search like newcomers: a dentist, a pediatrician, an AC company and a school-adjacent everything in the first month, often in Spanish in the south and east, increasingly through an AI assistant. They are also, by Texas standards, skeptical: they read reviews in full and check prices before calling.
aStash builds Austin SEO around the corridors where Central Texas lives now: a Google Business Profile with service areas drawn around the suburbs you serve, suburb pages written with real detail in English and Spanish, price ranges and credentials stated where newcomers look, reviews that name the suburb, citations and links from Central Texas sources, newcomer content timed to the relocation cycle, and the structured facts that get ChatGPT and Google AI to name your business.
Why it is hard
Austin businesses that are invisible in local search usually share the same mistakes.
Who is searching here
These are the industries where most of our Texas clients are. Each page explains what changes for that industry.
Remodelers, builders and specialty contractors across Austin and its suburbs.
Learn more ↗Family, employment, immigration and injury firms downtown and in the suburbs.
Learn more ↗Practices in Westlake, Hyde Park, Round Rock and Cedar Park.
Learn more ↗Year-round cooling, solar and panel upgrades in a city electrifying fast.
Learn more ↗Practices serving a market that searches carefully for care.
Learn more ↗Xeriscape, irrigation and tree care in a drought-prone city.
Learn more ↗Local and long-distance movers in a city of newcomers.
Learn more ↗One of the most pet-friendly cities in the country.
Learn more ↗What we do
What an Austin SEO plan includes, built for the corridors where Central Texas grew.
Service area
Most Austin businesses serve Round Rock, Cedar Park or Kyle too. The plan builds a page and map-pack presence for each area in your service area, written with detail from that area.
How we do it
Move the profile to the corridors, build the suburb pages for each kind of newcomer, then follow the relocation calendar.
Map-pack position checked from Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Kyle and Buda, not downtown; profile, reviews, citations, Spanish presence, prices and credentials on the site, competitors, and what AI assistants say when someone in each suburb asks.
Service areas redrawn along the corridors; categories, description and both-language fields corrected; credentials and price ranges stated; call and form tracking live; Core Web Vitals fixed.
A page per suburb with real detail, Spanish versions where the corridor needs them, with schema and navigation links.
Review workflow with suburb prompts in the customer’s language; citations corrected; suburban chambers, Hispanic Chamber and relocation-resource listings added.
Heat, freeze and relocation-season pages a month ahead; links from chambers, relocation resources and local press.
Map position by suburb, calls and forms from search by suburb and language, reviews earned, AI mentions.
Generic vs. specialist
A downtown-Austin plan versus a plan built for the corridors where Central Texas lives.
Central Texas search
North along I-35 and 183, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander and Georgetown fill with families moving for Apple, Dell and Samsung jobs, who search in English, check credentials and compare prices. South along I-35, Kyle, Buda and San Marcos fill with younger families priced out of the city, many of whom search in Spanish and decide on reviews and availability.
The same Austin business often serves both corridors and needs a different page, a different review prompt and sometimes a different language for each. The plan builds both from one profile and one site.
Case Studies
Screenshots straight from Google Business Profile, Search Console, Ahrefs and Google Ads for aStash clients. No projections, no mock data.
Vega & Associates, year over year on Google Business Profile. Across a 13×13 grid covering 8 miles of Houston the firm averages position 3 on the map.
Sewer Experts started from scratch in Denver and ran no other marketing. Organic search took them from a new site to 845 ranking keywords and a phone that does not stop.
Numbers
Both are Texas aStash clients; the same plan is run for Austin businesses.
Vega & Associates figures from Local Falcon and Search Console; Herrera Law Firm figure from the owner’s Google review of aStash.
I LOVE working with aStash! The team is always FAST and super responsive. They have helped our business grow and we could not be happier.
Everything you need to know
Williamson and Hays counties added more people than Austin proper, and the companies built there. A business whose profile, pages and reviews still point downtown is optimised for the part of the metro that stopped growing. Redrawing the service area and building suburb pages is the first and largest gain in Central Texas local search.
The north corridor’s families check credentials and compare prices; the south corridor’s families decide on reviews, availability and often search in Spanish. Suburb pages built for each kind of newcomer rank and convert; a single Austin page does neither.
Central Texas newcomers read reviews in full and check prices before calling. Service pages that state licenses, certifications, insurance and price ranges win the comparison; pages that hide them lose it before the phone rings.
When a family that just moved to Leander asks ChatGPT or Google AI for a pediatric dentist, or a Kyle family asks in Spanish, the answer is built from profiles with the right service areas, reviews that name the suburb and pages with real detail in the right language. Consistent facts and specific suburb pages are what get a business named. We track the answer monthly for the suburbs you serve.
Most Austin SEO services are sold as a package: a set number of keywords, a set number of blog posts, a report that shows rankings. The Austin SEO experts worth hiring sell the opposite: a plan built from your market, your competitors and your budget, with results reported as calls, bookings and quotes rather than positions. When you compare a Austin SEO agency against another, ask who writes the pages, who owns the Google Business Profile and the ad accounts, and how long the contract runs. aStash answers those three the same way for every Austin business: our team writes everything, you own every account, and there is no contract.
Where you must be listed
Where Austin customers check a business and where Google and AI assistants read. Name, address, phone and hours must match on every one.
Free audit
Free, about a week, and the first month’s task list if you go ahead.
Related services
Most local clients add one or two of these to the SEO plan.
The full SEO plan every city page sits inside.
Learn more ↗Map pack, Google Business Profile, citations and reviews.
Learn more ↗Get named by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI.
Learn more ↗Fast WordPress sites that state what Austin customers check.
Learn more ↗Get named by the assistants Austin customers ask first.
Learn more ↗Detailed reviews, answered, that survive scrutiny.
Learn more ↗Other cities
Campaigns are run from Fort Collins for businesses across the United States.
Written and reviewed by
Kateryna QuinnFounder and CEO, aStash. Forbes Next 1000, NOCO Style 30 Under 30Kateryna founded aStash in Fort Collins in 2017 and has run SEO for Texas businesses since then, including Vega & Associates and Herrera Law Firm. She reviews this page whenever Google changes how it treats local business listings or AI answers.
Austin SEO FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Fort Collins, Colorado. We have run SEO for Texas businesses for years, including two Texas law firms whose results are on this page, and we work with Central Texas clients by video and phone with the account, site and profile shared.
If you serve the suburbs and want calls from them, yes. The customers moved there, Google ranks a Leander search with Leander pages, and the downtown presence stays while the suburb pages are added.
For the south and east corridors, often yes. Spanish pages are written for search, not machine-translated, and the review requests and profile fields follow.
Redrawing the service area shows in the map pack within 30 to 60 days. Suburb pages often rank within weeks. Competitive categories such as law, dental and remodeling across the metro build over six to twelve months.
Ranges, yes. Central Texas newcomers compare pages that state them and leave pages that hide them. Exact quotes still follow the visit or the call.
A flat monthly rate fixed after the free audit, no contract. It depends on the corridors, services and languages you serve and how competitive your category is. The audit gives you the number before you commit.
No. One client per category per service area, so the work is never split between two businesses competing for the same map pack.
Vega & Associates holds an 81% share of local voice for “immigration attorney” across a 13×13 grid of its metro, with call clicks up 80% year over year. Herrera Law Firm counted more than 2,000 calls in a year from Google Maps alone. The screenshots are on this page.
Our nearest office is in Houston at 2323 S Voss Rd, #640, Houston, TX 77057, phone (713) 955-7240, open Mon – Fri, 9 AM – 5 PM, with in-person meetings by appointment. Headquarters is at 19 Old Town Square, Ste 238, Fort Collins, CO 80524. Most of the work happens in your Google Business Profile, your site and the shared account, so the office is for meetings, not a requirement.