SEO for advertising agencies is how a creative, media or branding agency gets found by the marketing director who is drawing up a longlist, on Google and more and more in ChatGPT. Sorank does the publishing work your new business team never finds time for: it finds the questions brands ask about your disciplines and sectors, writes articles in your agency's voice that point to your case studies, and checks every month which agencies the AI assistants name.
Sorank is software, not another agency: your strategists keep the opinions, and the articles go out on autopilot, from $49 a month.

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Agency sites are built like showreels: full-screen videos, client logos, one line per project. Google and the AI assistants read text, and brands search in words before they brief anyone: "how much does a TV commercial cost to produce", "how to write a creative brief", "in-house team or media agency". Sorank writes these answers with a direct opening, a comparison table when it helps and links to the case studies that prove the point.
Each article is built from the top Google results in the blog article generator.
"Best creative agency for a fintech launch", "media buying agency for ecommerce brands in the UK", "agency that runs TikTok campaigns for food brands": a marketing director can now get a shortlist from one prompt. Before answering, the assistant runs its own web searches. Sorank records them and ranks the ones that come back most often, so you know which pages to publish and which rankings or directories to appear in.
The recorded searches sit in AI query fanout.


New business teams count the pitches they win, rarely the shortlists they never heard about. For the prompts you track, Sorank shows how often your agency is cited, its rank among the cited websites and the score of each model, against the previous period. You see whether a prompt such as "best B2B creative agency in Chicago" starts to cite you after a run of articles.
The overview opens in GEO optimization.
WordPress, Webflow and Wix connect in a few minutes. Squarespace and other builders get a blog hosted by Sorank on a subdomain of your site, and any custom site works through a webhook.
Describe your disciplines, your sectors, the clients you want more of and your tone. Add the agencies you meet in pitches as competitors. Sorank proposes the questions brands ask in each sector, ranked by intent.
A strategist reviews the drafts, or lets them go live on schedule. Each month, Sorank shows whether the AI assistants name your agency for the prompts you track.
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I ran my own SEO agency for years. I built Sorank to deliver the same results to every business, at scale.
Everything I know about Google rankings and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is coded into this software, and it runs on autopilot for you.
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SEO for advertising agencies is the work that makes a creative, media or branding agency appear when a brand looks for a partner: on Google, in the AI assistants and on the pages they quote. It is a new business tool, not a client service. Agencies that sell SEO to their clients have their own page, for SEO and marketing agencies; this one is about the agency's own pipeline.
The search is short but decisive. Brands type a discipline, a sector or a city ("brand identity agency Berlin", "media agency for retail"), read a few agency sites, then ask colleagues and consultants. The agencies missing at that stage never see the brief.
Online, before anyone calls. The Finding an Agency guide published in September 2019 by the IPA and ISBA, the UK bodies of advertising agencies and advertisers, tells clients to research agencies on their websites and through trade associations. It notes that with so much information online, many companies now skip the request for information, and it recommends a pitch list of up to 3 agencies, or 4 when the incumbent is invited.
Three seats per pitch means the shortlist is settled on what a client can read about you. A site that states your disciplines, your sectors and your thinking in words gets read and compared; a site that only plays a reel gets a glance.
Because search engines need text, and a page for each piece of work. Google's video best practices recommend a dedicated watch page for each video, with the video as its main content and a valid thumbnail. Its image SEO guide explains that Google reads alt text together with computer vision and the content of the page to understand an image. A campaign shown as one video in a carousel gives Google very little to index.
So give each case study its own page: the client, the brief, the idea, the channels, the results the client allows you to publish, and the names of the team behind it. Our guides to video sitemaps and to image SEO cover the markup.
It searches the web, then quotes the pages that answer best: agency rankings, directories, trade press, award sites and the agencies' own pages. Video carries weight in the creative world. In our media AI citation study, YouTube leads the sources the AIs cite, at 6.48% of the answers measured, and rises to 12.14% on Perplexity.
Media is not advertising, but the lesson carries over: put your best work on a public video page with a written description, and publish the written thinking an assistant can quote. Our guide on how to rank in ChatGPT details the method, and the one on thought leadership content covers the articles worth signing.
Sorank handles keyword research by discipline and sector, articles in your voice with sources and internal links, publication on your site, monthly tracking of the AI answers and your Search Console data. It can hold every article as a draft until a strategist approves it.
The agency keeps what gets it chosen: the work, the case study pages and their videos, award entries, the trade press, the pitch and the client references. If you also sell SEO and GEO to your clients, each client site can have its own subscription, and the white label offer puts the dashboard on your domain. Neighboring trades have their own pages: PR firms and brand managers.

Sorank costs $49 a month for the agency site on the annual plan, or $99 month to month, for 20 articles and 10 tracked AI prompts. Pro ($129 annual, $249 monthly) brings 60 articles, 20 prompts and Grok; Business ($249 annual, $499 monthly) brings 120 articles and 50 prompts (see pricing). You start with a 3-day free trial, and every plan includes a 90-day results-or-refund guarantee.
Longer than a campaign. Google gives no fixed delay: new articles earn impressions, then clicks, over several months, and a brief can follow a first visit by weeks or months. Judge after three months on impressions, clicks and AI visibility, and ask every new prospect how they found you.
Rarely beyond its own name. Service, sector and case study pages carry the commercial searches, but the questions brands ask before a brief need articles, and articles give AI assistants passages they can quote.
No. Case studies need your work, your figures and your client's approval. Sorank writes the articles around them and links each one to the case studies that support its point.
Be on the pages it reads: rankings and directories of your discipline, award sites, trade press and your own site. Then publish clear written answers on your disciplines, and check every month the prompts where a rival agency is named.
Yes. Each client site is its own subscription, with volume discounts from the second site, and the white label offer puts the dashboard on your own domain.
From $49 a month for one site on the annual plan, or $99 month to month, with a 3-day free trial. Pro and Business add articles, prompts, and Grok tracking.
Yes. WordPress, Webflow and Wix connect directly, Squarespace and other builders get a blog hosted by Sorank on a subdomain of your site, and any custom site works through a webhook.
We don't. Sorank isn't trying to be another Semrush or Ahrefs. Those tools are built for data, Sorank is built to do the work. Instead of more dashboards to check, it turns SEO and GEO insights into actions: articles written and published, backlinks earned, technical fixes and AI visibility tracking. Less complexity, more results.
From $49/month per website on a yearly plan, with a 3-day free trial and a 90-day money-back guarantee (conditions apply). Every plan includes articles, AI visibility tracking and access to natural backlink acquisition; higher plans add more articles, more AI prompts tracked and more backlinks. No setup fees, no paying for seats you don't use.
You shouldn't need a full marketing team or expensive tools to grow. Sorank handles your entire SEO and AI visibility, so you save time and money.







































