Hello!

I’m Daniel. I build websites that make the phone ring.

I help local businesses get more calls from Google, using what I learned in personal injury law.

When you call, you get me. I am the one who builds your pages and reads your numbers.

Daniel Argota

Coached atUFC Gym

Featured inMiami New Times

849

phone calls to one Texas injury firm in 106 days

J. Alexander Law, 2026

Get your brand on these publications

  • MySanAntonio
  • Yahoo Finance
  • The Globe and Mail
  • Hoodline
  • US 105 FM
  • The European Business Review
  • TechBullion
  • Millennial Magazine
  • Easy Reader
  • FLUX Magazine
  • North Forty News
  • Attorney at Law Magazine
  • Lawyer Magazine
  • Barchart
  • Legal Reader
  • The Selma Times-Journal
  • The Coastland Times
  • The Troy Messenger
  • The Tidewater News
  • The Natchez Democrat
  • Suffolk News-Herald
  • Albert Lea Tribune
  • Gates County Index
  • Austin Daily Herald
  • Windsor Weekly
  • The Clanton Advertiser
  • LaGrange Daily News

What I do for a local business

Six jobs, one purpose: more of the right people find you, and more of them call. I do the work myself and check it with AI tools I built.

  • SEO

    Show up when someone nearby searches for the job.

    See the proof for SEO
    Quick solutions
    • A page for each job you do and each town you serve, written in the words people type when they need it done.
    • Your rankings checked every month against the companies that show up above you.
  • Google Business Profile

    Get picked from the map, where people choose who to call.

    See the proof for Google Business Profile
    Quick solutions
    • Your listing filled out with services, photos and hours, and kept current with posts.
    • A review request sent after every finished job.
  • Web design

    A site that turns a visit into a call.

    See the proof for Web design
    Quick solutions
    • The call button stays within reach of a thumb on every page.
    • Every page opened on a phone before it goes live.
  • Digital PR

    Get written about, and linked to.

    See the proof for Digital PR
    Quick solutions
    • A free tool built on public data, with a release and a story written around it.
    • Stories in local papers and trade sites that link back to your site.
  • AI search

    Get named when someone asks ChatGPT.

    See the proof for AI search
    Quick solutions
    • Pages written so ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers can quote them and name you.
    • A check on whether the AI answer for your service cites your site, and who it cites instead.
  • Call tracking

    Know which marketing made the phone ring.

    See the proof for Call tracking
    Quick solutions
    • Every call, form and text logged with the page or ad that sent it.
    • A monthly report of calls and booked jobs, not clicks.

Proof from the most competitive field in search

In personal injury law, one click on Google can cost a firm more than $100, and every firm in town is after the same searcher. Here is how often the phone rang for two law firms once we started.

J. Alexander LawPersonal injury, Texas

849phone calls in 106 days

The firm relaunched its site with us in June 2026. From June 10 to September 23 its tracked numbers rang 849 times, which is eight calls a day.

Calls answered
766
Calls longer than three minutes
365
Average calls a day
8
New clients traced to a source in 57 of those days
22

Counted by WhatConverts call tracking. June starts on the 10th and September ends on the 23rd, so both are part months.

143June
290July
225August
191September

Iseman PLLCCriminal defense, New York

49phone calls in the first seven weeks

The first call came in on August 7, 2026. By September 26 the phone had rung 49 times, and the firm picked up every call that ran through call tracking.

Tracked calls answered
33 of 33
Tracked calls of two minutes or longer
20
Typical call length
3 min 40 sec
People who contacted the firm
52

Counted from Google’s Local Services inbox and WhatConverts call tracking, with each call counted once. Call tracking started on September 1, so 33 of the 49 calls have a recorded length.

38Local Services Ads
6Google listing
3Google search
2ChatGPT

What the tracking tools recorded

1,005

leads of every kind for J. Alexander Law in 106 days, with 92 forms, 63 texts and 1 chat on top of the calls

WhatConverts, June 10 to September 23, 2026

33 to 62

J. Alexander keywords in Google’s top 10, three weeks apart

DataForSEO, August 25 to September 15, 2026

15

first page Google positions for Iseman PLLC, four weeks after its practice pages went live

118 searches run September 27, 2026

14 to 23

searches where Google’s AI answer cites the J. Alexander site

DataForSEO, August 25 to September 15, 2026

Now I bring that work to local businesses

A roofer, a plumber or a heating and air company wants what an injury firm wants: to be the name a neighbor finds first and calls. I bring the same page building, Google listing work and call tracking to the trades.

  • Roofing
  • Remodeling
  • Plumbing
  • Electrical
  • Heating and air
  • Car detailing
  • Landscaping

554

of the injury firm’s 1,005 leads came through its Google listings, the same kind of listing any local business can claim.

WhatConverts, June 10 to September 23, 2026

Websites I have built

These are the sites behind those calls, plus my own products and a design for a client. Hover or tap a frame to scroll the page.

  • J. Alexander Law homepage: a portrait of the founder, the headline $100 Million+ Recovered for Injured Texans, a phone number and a row of case results

    J. Alexander Law

    Personal injury law firm, Texas

  • Iseman PLLC homepage: a street photo of Saratoga Springs, the headline Saratoga Springs criminal defense attorneys, a call button and a grid of practice areas

    Iseman PLLC

    Criminal defense firm, Saratoga Springs, New York

  • Argota Marketing homepage: the headline Being a great attorney is hard, getting great cases shouldn’t be, two buttons, a review badge and a row of client logos

    Argota Marketing

    Marketing agency for law firms

  • The AI Presentation Maker homepage: the headline AI Presentation Maker for Your Client Decks beside sample slides

    The AI Presentation Maker

    AI presentation software

  • BookFloridaCharters homepage: the headline Every charter in Florida. Checked, licensed, verified, above a trip search form

    BookFloridaCharters

    Charter booking marketplace, Florida (design preview)

  • The AI Visibility Tool homepage: the headline Free AI Visibility Tool for Google’s AI Overviews above a sample result

    The AI Visibility Tool

    Google AI Overview checker (not yet launched)

Products I built from an empty folder

You saw three of these in the frames above. I build software as well as client sites, with AI tools: two products are live, one is built and waiting on launch, and one is a design for a client.

Voyage start screen: a globe with the line Plan the trip, made easy, and cards for Drive, Fly and Boat

Voyage

Live beta

A trip planner for travel inside the United States. It maps the route, paces the overnight stops and keeps a running cost for the trip.

  • Real road routing
  • Federal per diem rates and weekly gas prices
  • 21 travel video channels indexed

Open Voyage (opens in a new tab)

The AI Visibility Tool: a keyword and website form above a report that reads Cited, source 2 of 13

The AI Visibility Tool

Built, not launched

Type a keyword and a website. It reports whether Google’s AI answer cites that site, and who it cites instead.

  • Reads one live Google result per check
  • Five plain verdicts
BookFloridaCharters landing page: the headline Every charter in Florida. Checked, licensed, verified, above a trip search form

BookFloridaCharters

Design preview

A marketplace design for Florida fishing charters, made for a client. Anglers search by trip type, and captains keep 85 percent of the fare.

  • Logo and brand kit
  • Search by inshore, offshore, split seats or family trip
  • Listings shown are samples

What those outlets ran for my client

Every outlet in the strip at the top of the page linked to J. Alexander Law between June and October 2026, through a tool I built or a release, story or article I wrote. Yahoo Finance, The Globe and Mail and Barchart carried a press release. The others ran a news story, a feature, a profile or an expert quote.

Reporters link to tools, so I build tools

For J. Alexander Law I built free tools on public crash data, then wrote the release and the story for each one.

33
outlets outside the press wire
99
wire sites across seven releases
12
local newspapers ran a feature
  • MySanAntonioNews story

    “I-35 and Loop 410 rank among drivers’ scariest Texas roads”

    The story sends readers to the dangerous intersections tool.

  • US 105 FMNews story

    “Top 5 Most Dangerous Intersections In Texas For Drivers”

    It links to the intersections study.

  • HoodlineNews story

    A San Antonio story on an I-10 hit and run

    The story names the firm and links to its motorcycle page.

  • Legal ReaderBylined article

    “We Kept Seeing the Same Texas Intersections in Our Case Files. So We Used AI to Map Them All”

    I wrote it, and it ran under the founder’s byline.

  • The European Business ReviewFeature

    “How a Hit-and-Run Crash Reshaped One Student’s Path”

    A client story told as a feature.

  • TechBullionFeature

    “From Crash Chaos to Client Clarity”

    The feature links to the crash injury visualizer.

  • Millennial MagazineProfile

    “Josh Alexander: Building a Client-First Texas Injury Law Firm”

    A profile of the firm’s founder.

  • Yahoo FinanceRelease pickup

    “Founder Josh Alexander Named a 2026 Super Lawyers Rising Star”

    Carried my press release.

  • The Globe and MailRelease pickup

    The same Super Lawyers release

    Carried it as a wire copy, along with Barchart.

A release pickup is a wire copy of my release on that outlet’s site. A reporter did not write it, and it is labeled that way here.

13

features placed in 12 local newspapers

Each one answers a question an injured reader asks. Two universities, the UNLV law school and the University of St. Thomas, list the firm’s scholarship.

  • The Selma Times-Journal
  • The Coastland Times
  • The Troy Messenger
  • The Tidewater News
  • The Natchez Democrat
  • Suffolk News-Herald
  • Albert Lea Tribune
  • Gates County Index
  • Austin Daily Herald
  • Windsor Weekly
  • The Clanton Advertiser
  • LaGrange Daily News

I coached people for eight years. I run marketing the same way.

For eight years my job was coaching people. I helped them, guided them, and held them and myself accountable until the result showed up.

When I started doing SEO and marketing, that habit came with me. I treat a business the way I treated a client in the gym. I find what it needs, do the work, and prove it held.

Now I want to put the work I did for law firms behind the roofers, plumbers and contractors who keep a town running.

I use AI tools every day for SEO, marketing and websites. I have written 12 AI skills and 47 AI agents that research a market, draft pages and check each one for broken links and missing details. That lets one person do the work of a small team, and I still read every page myself before it goes live.

  1. I find what is costing you calls

    I check your pages, your rankings and your Google profile against the companies that show up above you.

  2. I build the fix

    New pages, a faster site, tools and press, built with AI tools and checked by me. I open every page on a phone before it goes live.

  3. You see the numbers

    Calls, forms and booked jobs, matched to where each one came from, in a report every month.

Daniel Argota

Want calls like these for your business?

Call or text me. You will talk to the person who does the work, and I will tell you plainly whether I can help.

(305) 877-7135

Client figures describe past work for two law firms. A past result does not promise the same outcome for another business. Rankings and lead counts come from WhatConverts, DataForSEO and SE Ranking on the dates shown.