Kevens Landscape

Kevens came to us in February 2022 with a reputation that was far bigger than its online presence. The phone rang because people in the Valley knew the name, not because anyone found them in a search.

There was no measurement on any of it, so nobody could say which jobs came from where, which service was earning its keep, or what a lead actually cost.

Kevens is a family business with decades of craftsmanship behind it, and for years referrals and reputation were enough to fill the calendar. What changed was the competition. Newer design-build firms arrived with far bigger online footprints and started showing up first for the searches Kevens should have owned, and word of mouth alone could not reach the higher-value design-build clients the owner wanted.

That is what brought them to us. The brief was to put the craftsmanship somewhere people could actually see it, without losing what the name already meant locally — a stronger site, a wider digital footprint, and one brand running through all of it rather than six channels pulling in different directions.

The part that travelled furthest was video. Kevens had about 1,200 Instagram followers when the work began; the account now sits around 70,000, Facebook near 90,000, and the short-form work has passed 250 million combined views across TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook. Several individual videos went into the millions. That audience is what the search and paid work converts — the reason a stranger who finds Kevens on Google already recognises the name.