Marketing for technology companies and law firms.
Google and Meta ads, search, video and lead follow-up for businesses with a complex product or strict advertising rules. You work directly with the owner, Blake Hickey, in marketing since 2006.
The call is free. You get a written proposal before any work starts.
Make a technical product easy to buy.
Software, IT, cybersecurity, hardware and integration companies sell things a buyer has to understand first. I turn the technical into ads, pages and video a buyer can follow, then make sure every inquiry gets a fast reply.
- i.Search ads for real buyer problems
Built around what your buyers type into Google, not what your team calls the product.
- ii.Product pages and explainer video
Written, shot and edited in house, so the message stays the same everywhere.
- iii.Lead routing and follow-up
Forms connected to your CRM so sales sees the warmest inquiries first.
- iv.Reporting you can read
Cost per lead, booked calls and what changes next month. No vanity charts.
Average cost per lead across 1,000+ leads, as marketing manager at Premium Digital, a luxury audio-video and smart home integration company in South Florida.
2019 to 2023. A past result from a specific role, not a promise of future results.Advertising that respects the Bar.
Many Florida lawyer ads have to be filed with The Florida Bar at least 20 days before they run. I plan that window into your launch date, so nothing waits at the last minute.
- i.Google Ads for chosen practice areas
Aimed at the cases and cities you actually want.
- ii.Practice-area pages
Pages that answer the questions clients ask before they call.
- iii.Short attorney videos
Shot and edited by me, reviewed by you before anything runs.
- iv.Rules in mind from the first draft
I host The Florida Bar Business Law Section's CLE series on lawyer advertising compliance. You and your counsel have the final word.
A typical launch
Your firm's own website is exempt from filing but still has to follow the rules. Source: The Florida Bar.
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Four steps. No pressure.
You'll know what you're getting, when, and what it costs before any work starts.
A 15-minute call
Free. We talk about your goals and whether I'm the right fit.
A written proposal
What I'll deliver, when, and the cost, before you commit.
Build and review
You see drafts early. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Monthly report
For ongoing work: leads, cost, booked calls and what changes next.
Projects from $350. Monthly management from $1,500 a month, month to month. Ad spend is paid directly to Google or Meta and isn't included.
From people I've worked with.
Unpaid recommendations from my LinkedIn profile, quoted as written. Each is one person's experience, not a promise of results.
"I can't help but highlight his immense creative skills in video production, video editing, graphic design, photography, and copywriting."
"Blake has been great with google ads accounts. He has great in -depth knowledge only few would have."
"Blake built trust in his knowledge right away on our first phone call and we scheduled a Facebook Ads Manager consulting session 2 days later."
Common questions.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, ask on the call.
What does Hickey Media do?
Hickey Media is a marketing agency in Jupiter, Florida, run by Blake Hickey. It plans and runs Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram ads, search, video and follow-up email for technology companies and law firms.
Who will I actually work with?
Me. I plan the campaigns, build them and send the reports myself.
Can you guarantee more leads or more cases?
No. Nobody honest can. Results depend on your market, budget, sales process and many things outside any agency's control. What I commit to is the work, the timeline and a clear report.
What does it cost?
Projects start at $350. Monthly management starts at $1,500 a month, month to month. Ad spend is paid directly to Google or Meta and isn't included. Your exact price is in a written proposal before any work starts.
Do Florida lawyer ads have to be filed with The Florida Bar?
Many do. The Florida Bar asks for ads to be filed at least 20 days before their planned use, with a filing fee per ad. Some things are exempt, including a firm's own website. Check the Bar's current filing page or your counsel for your specific ad.
Fifteen minutes. No charge.
Tell me what's going on and I'll give you my honest read and the next two or three moves. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.
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