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Where We Operate
Astra Results Marketing is headquartered on Brickell Avenue in Miami and runs campaigns for clients across the United States, Latin America, and Europe. Every engagement is built the same way regardless of where the client is: you own the accounts, you see the numbers, and the work is judged on revenue rather than impressions.
We work where our clients' customers are.
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We work where our clients' customers are. In the United States, that means Miami first and five more metros where we've learned what changes from city to city. In Venezuela, it means a bilingual Miami team with a direct line to the Venezuelan business community in Doral, an advantage neither a local agency nor a distant one can match. Across Latin America and the Caribbean, it means six countries that share a hemisphere and almost nothing else: different payment rails, different Spanish, different platforms. And in Europe, it means Spanish-, Portuguese-, and English-speaking brands who want an agency that already lives in the US market they're entering. The industries have ranged from insurance and fashion to roofing, plumbing, and HVAC. The method hasn't changed once.
If your city or country isn't named below, that doesn't mean we don't work there. It means we haven't written about it yet. Call the international line and ask.
Three languages, one team
We don't translate campaigns. We build them in the language the market uses, and we write for the specific market, not a generic version of the language.
English
Our default for US national campaigns, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and English-speaking Canada, and the working language for most European B2B engagements.
American English for US markets. British spelling and register for UK and Irish campaigns. It matters more than people expect: a US-spelled landing page reads as foreign to a London buyer in the first sentence.
Español
Spanish-first campaigns are standard work for us in South Florida, and we extend that to Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Spain.
Latin American Spanish and Castilian Spanish are not interchangeable. Vocabulary, formality, and even the second-person pronoun differ. Ad copy that says coche in Caracas or carro in Madrid tells the reader you didn't write it for them. We write for the country.
Português
Brazilian Portuguese for Brazil and the Brazilian communities in Miami, Boston, Newark, and Orlando. European Portuguese for Portugal.
The two share a spelling agreement and diverge in everything else that matters to a reader: vocabulary, verb usage, how you address the customer. We don't run one Portuguese campaign across both markets. We run two.
Industries we've operated in
Markets change the plan. Industries change the playbook. These are the sectors where we've built and run campaigns, and where we already know what the first ninety days should look like.
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Insurance
Health, Medicare, and life insurance agencies. Bilingual enrollment campaigns, seasonal open-enrollment pushes, compliance-aware creative, and intake built around the call.
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Fashion and e-commerce
Shopify and headless storefronts, US and international. Paid social, shopping campaigns, returns and policy pages that don't leak conversions.
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Roofing
Storm-season demand spikes, insurance-claim traffic, and Local Services Ads plus Google Business Profile as the primary lead sources. Speed to response decides who gets the job.
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Plumbing and trenchless
Emergency intent, "near me" searches on a phone, and Local Services Ads with the Google Guaranteed badge. Landing pages that load fast and put the number first. Call tracking without breaking your NAP.
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HVAC and air conditioning
Year-round in Florida, Texas, and Nevada; sharply seasonal in Chicago and the Northeast. LSA and search together, with budget pacing and service-area targeting as most of the work.
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Medical and aesthetic practices
Spanish-first patient acquisition in South Florida, medical tourism campaigns reaching Latin America, and intake that books rather than just answers.
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Home services
Electrical, pest control, cleaning, landscaping, garage doors. The same fundamentals as the trades above, tuned to each category's search language.
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Real estate
Agents, brokerages, and developers. Bilingual campaigns for Miami's Latin American buyer market and remote-buyer funnels for new arrivals in Dallas and Las Vegas.
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Legal and professional services
High-CPC categories where conversion rate work comes before spend, and where a Spanish-language funnel is often the least competitive path to the same client.
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Hospitality and restaurants
Local search, reviews, and reservation flow in Miami and Las Vegas, where a large share of demand originates outside the city.
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B2B, logistics, and manufacturing
AI outbound sales, LinkedIn, and long-cycle search campaigns for Doral's trade corridor and Chicago's industrial base.
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Construction and trades in Venezuela
HVAC, plumbing, drywall, general contracting, and industrial vacuum services, marketed in Venezuelan Spanish for a dollarized, WhatsApp-first market.
Among many others. If your industry isn't listed, the method still applies: we reverse-engineer the revenue model before touching a channel, then build only what fixes the binding constraint. Call and describe your business. We will tell you in that first call whether we are the right fit.
Markets at a glance
United States
Full-service delivery: PPC, SEO, AI search, CTV, social, video, web, AI sales tools, and consulting. In-person in South Florida, remote everywhere else, same model throughout.
Latin America and the Caribbean
Spanish and Portuguese campaigns delivered from the hemisphere's commercial hub, built around each country's own language register, payment rails, and platforms.
Venezuela
Campaigns for Venezuelan businesses and for Venezuelan-owned businesses in the US, built around Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, and a dollarized economy.
Europe
Spanish-, Portuguese-, and English-language campaigns, GDPR-compliant by construction, and US-market entry for European brands.
Canada and elsewhere
English-, Spanish-, and Portuguese-speaking clients worldwide, most often for US-facing campaigns.
Miami is where Astra was built, and South Florida is where we've spent the most time learning how paid search, local SEO, and bilingual campaigns actually behave. Outside Florida we deliver remotely, and the model doesn't change: you own your Google Ads, Meta, and analytics accounts, we build inside them, and if you ever leave you keep everything.
What does change from city to city is the market itself. Language mix, cost per click, the industries that dominate search demand, and how far a customer will travel. The sections below are how we think about each one.
Miami
Miami is several markets sharing a metro area. Brickell, Coral Gables, Doral, Kendall, and Aventura differ in language mix, price expectation, and buying behavior, so a single citywide campaign usually underperforms in all of them. Roughly two-thirds of Miami-Dade households speak Spanish at home, which means Spanish isn't a translation task here. It's a channel.
South Florida is also one of the most expensive paid-media markets in the country. Cost-per-click and cost-per-lead run well above national averages, and an agency that treats Miami like a generic US metro spends your budget learning what we already know.
What defines the market
- Bilingual by default, Spanish-first in most submarkets
- Latin American headquarters and trade corridor, especially Doral
- Real estate, medical and aesthetic practices, hospitality, home services, professional services
- High CPCs, sharp submarket boundaries
How we work here
- Campaigns built by submarket, not by city
- Spanish and English intake, including WhatsApp
- In-person strategy sessions at our Brickell office
- Local SEO, Google Business Profile, and Local Services Ads as the primary channels for service businesses
Los Angeles
Los Angeles is the largest Hispanic market in the United States and the capital of Spanish-language media. It is also the second-largest media market in the country overall, which makes it the natural home for connected TV and video campaigns at scale. Paid search is expensive and crowded, and the metro is so geographically vast that a campaign targeting "Los Angeles" without radius and neighborhood logic will spend most of its budget on people who will never drive to you.
The upside of that scale is depth. Almost every industry has a large enough audience in LA to support a properly segmented campaign: Spanish-dominant, English-dominant, and bilingual audiences each get their own creative, their own landing pages, and their own bids.
What defines the market
- Largest US Hispanic population, majority Mexican-American, with large Salvadoran and Guatemalan communities
- Entertainment, real estate, legal, medical aesthetics, home services, e-commerce
- Sprawl: drive time matters more than distance
- Strong appetite for video and CTV
How we work here
- Radius and drive-time targeting by neighborhood cluster
- Separate Spanish and English creative, not translations
- Connected TV layered on search for brands with the budget to own attention
- E-commerce campaigns for LA brands selling nationally
New York City
New York is the most expensive paid-search market in the United States for many categories, particularly legal, financial, and real estate services, and the most demanding on landing page quality because the competition is national firms with national budgets. It is also more linguistically layered than any other US metro. Spanish here is Dominican, Puerto Rican, Mexican, and Ecuadorian, and it sounds different from Miami's. Portuguese has a real footprint through the Brazilian communities in Astoria and the Portuguese and Brazilian community in Newark's Ironbound.
The borough structure matters for targeting. A Bronx service business and a Manhattan professional firm are in the same metro and effectively different markets, with different price expectations, different competitors, and different search language.
What defines the market
- Highest CPCs in the country for professional services
- Finance, legal, real estate, healthcare, e-commerce, professional services
- Multiple Spanish varieties plus Portuguese
- Transit-first: "near me" means walkable or one train
How we work here
- Borough- and neighborhood-level campaign structure
- Conversion rate work first, because every click costs too much to waste
- Spanish creative written in the register New York Latinos actually use
- Portuguese campaigns for Brazilian and Portuguese-American businesses in Queens and Newark
Chicago
Chicago is the commercial hub of the Midwest and one of the country's largest B2B, logistics, and manufacturing markets, which makes it a natural fit for outbound AI sales campaigns and LinkedIn-led B2B work alongside consumer search. It also has the second-largest Mexican-American community in the United States, concentrated in Pilsen, Little Village, and Cicero, where Spanish-language campaigns for trades and home services perform as strongly as they do in Miami.
Seasonality is real here in a way it isn't in Florida. HVAC, roofing, and home services swing hard with the weather, and campaigns that don't budget for the swing run out of money in the months that matter.
What defines the market
- B2B, logistics, manufacturing, professional services, healthcare
- Large Mexican-American community, strong Spanish demand for trades
- Hard seasonality in home services
- Dense urban core plus a large, affluent suburban ring
How we work here
- Seasonal budget pacing built into the plan, not bolted on
- B2B: AI outbound sales and LinkedIn alongside search
- Spanish trades campaigns and Local Services Ads modeled on what works in Miami and Doral
- City and suburban campaigns run separately
Dallas
Dallas–Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing major metros in the country and a magnet for corporate relocations, which means new households and new businesses arrive every month with no existing provider relationships. That is the best possible condition for search marketing: demand that hasn't chosen anyone yet. The Metroplex is also very large and very suburban, so geography drives the plan.
Texas heat makes HVAC a year-round category rather than a seasonal one, and construction, roofing, plumbing, and home services follow the residential building boom outward into Frisco, McKinney, and beyond. Spanish demand is substantial and growing, particularly in Dallas proper, Irving, and Fort Worth.
What defines the market
- Rapid population and business growth, constant new demand
- HVAC, construction, roofing, plumbing, healthcare, corporate B2B
- Suburban sprawl across two anchor cities and dozens of municipalities
- Large and growing Spanish-speaking market
How we work here
- Municipality-level targeting rather than one DFW campaign
- Home services campaigns built for year-round HVAC demand, with LSA as the lead channel
- Bilingual creative with Texas Spanish, which is not Miami Spanish
- Speed-to-lead and AI intake, because new arrivals call several providers at once and hire the first one who answers
Las Vegas
Las Vegas is two markets in one geography. There is the visitor economy, where search intent originates in other cities and converts on a phone at the airport, and there is a fast-growing resident metro of more than two million people with the same needs as anywhere else: HVAC in brutal desert heat, real estate for a steady stream of new arrivals, healthcare, legal, and home services. Campaigns that don't separate the two waste money on one while underserving the other.
The resident population is roughly a third Hispanic, with a large Mexican-American community and a hospitality workforce where Spanish is the working language on much of the Strip. Spanish-language campaigns for trades and services perform well and face less competition than in Miami or LA.
What defines the market
- Hospitality and entertainment with out-of-market search intent
- Resident market: HVAC, real estate, healthcare, legal, home services
- Extreme summer heat drives year-round cooling demand
- Large Spanish-speaking workforce and community
How we work here
- Visitor and resident campaigns built and measured separately
- Mobile-first everything, because that's where Vegas searches happen
- HVAC and home services campaigns tuned for heat-driven urgency, LSA first
- Spanish creative for the resident market
Everywhere else in the United States
If your city isn't listed, the model still applies. We run campaigns nationwide, remotely, with the same account ownership, the same transparency, and the same revenue reporting. Every one of the services below is available anywhere in the country.
- Pay-per-click advertising on Google, Microsoft, and Meta, built around revenue targets rather than click targets
- Google Local Services Ads (LSA) for trades and professional services, with the Google Guaranteed badge, run alongside search so the two never bid against each other
- Search engine optimization with the technical work done first and the content work done second
- AI search optimization, because a growing share of your customers ask ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews before they ever see a search results page
- Connected TV advertising for brands that have outgrown search alone
- E-commerce marketing for Shopify and beyond
- Social media, video and creative, and web design and development
- AI sales tools: inbound intake, outbound sales, and task management that run while you sleep
- Business consulting for owners who want a fractional strategic partner rather than a vendor
Why a Miami agency for Venezuela
Miami-Dade County is home to the largest Venezuelan community in the United States. Doral, twenty minutes from our office, is so thoroughly Venezuelan that residents call it Doralzuela. Weston, Aventura, and Kendall have substantial communities of their own.
That population runs businesses on both sides of the water. A Venezuelan-owned HVAC company in Doral and an HVAC company in Valencia face different markets but the same fundamental problem: how to get found by customers who search in Spanish, message on WhatsApp, and expect to pay in dollars.
We already run Spanish-first campaigns for South Florida businesses as a matter of course. Extending that to Venezuela-based clients is a shorter distance than it looks.
What we know about the Venezuelan market
We would rather tell you what we know than list a country and hope you don't ask.
- Google dominates Venezuelan search more completely than it dominates US search.
- Bing and Yahoo are footnotes. That makes Google-centric SEO and Google Ads the correct emphasis, and it makes AI search optimization for Google's AI Overviews increasingly important there too.
- The commerce stack is WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.
- In that order for most small and mid-sized businesses. WhatsApp is where inquiries arrive and deals close. Instagram is the storefront. TikTok has the fastest-growing reach among adults. X is negligible. An agency that hands you a LinkedIn strategy for the Venezuelan market hasn't studied the Venezuelan market.
- The economy runs on dollars.
- Most commercial transactions in Venezuela's major cities are conducted in US dollars, and Zelle is the everyday payment rail for both consumers and businesses. Your customers price and pay in dollars, so your campaigns should speak in dollars. And your agency relationship can be billed in dollars, through normal US channels, without the friction a bolívar-denominated engagement would create.
- Mobile first, always.
- A large majority of Venezuelan internet access is mobile. Landing pages, forms, and click-to-WhatsApp flows have to be built for a phone screen or they will not convert.
What Astra offers Venezuelan businesses
Everything on our services menu is available to clients in Venezuela, delivered remotely from Miami. The ones that matter most there:
- Search engine optimization in Spanish. Not translated English SEO. Keyword research in Venezuelan Spanish, content written for how people in Caracas, Maracaibo, and Valencia actually search, and technical work on your site so Google can find and trust it.
- Google Ads and Meta Ads with click-to-WhatsApp as a primary conversion path, because that is how your customers want to reach you.
- AI search optimization so your business is the one recommended when someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI which contractor to call.
- Social media management on the platforms that carry commerce in Venezuela, with content in the register your customers use.
- Web design built mobile-first, fast on variable connections, and wired to WhatsApp and Zelle.
- AI inbound intake that answers WhatsApp and web inquiries in Spanish, qualifies them, and books them while you're on a job site.
Industries we focus on in Venezuela
Our Venezuelan work centers on the trades and industrial services that are growing as construction activity recovers.
- Air conditioning and HVACIn a tropical climate, air conditioning is a necessity rather than a comfort, and the contractors who show up first in search win the calls.
- Residential and commercial constructionBuilders, general contractors, and the subcontractors who work under them.
- PlumbingFragmented, local, and almost entirely dependent on being found at the moment a pipe fails.
- Drywall and finishingTrades that live or die on referrals and repeat work from contractors, which is exactly what a professional web presence and Google Business Profile deliver.
- Vacuum and industrial servicesSeptic, hydro-excavation, and industrial vacuum truck operators serving construction and industrial clients.
- Mining servicesEquipment suppliers, logistics, and professional services supporting the private mining sector. Engagements in regulated sectors are subject to compliance screening before we begin, and we work only with private-sector businesses.
As we publish marketing guides for each of these industries in Venezuela, we'll link them here.
How working with us from Venezuela actually works
- Language
- Your account team speaks Spanish. Strategy calls, reports, and the day-to-day WhatsApp thread happen in whichever language you prefer.
- Payment
- We bill in US dollars through standard US channels. That includes Zelle, which most of our Venezuelan clients already use for everything else.
- Delivery
- Fully remote. Caracas runs on Miami time for most of the year and one hour ahead in winter. A morning call in Miami is a morning call in Venezuela.
- Ownership
- Your Google Ads, Meta, Google Business Profile, and analytics accounts are yours. We work inside them. If you leave, you take them with you.
- Reporting
- Revenue and leads, not vanity metrics. If a campaign isn't producing customers, you'll see it in the first report, not the sixth.
- Compliance
- We serve private-sector businesses. Engagements are screened against applicable US regulations before work begins. That protects you as much as it protects us.
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Regional headquarters, trade offices, and the families who own businesses across the hemisphere are in Miami. That gives us direct exposure to how these markets behave, and it gives you an agency that understands both the US standards you may be selling into and the local platforms your customers actually use.
Latin America is not one market. Colombia is not dollarized and Panama is. Brazil pays with Pix and Mexico pays at OXXO. Puerto Rico runs on US platforms with Spanish-first consumers. The sections below are how we think about each one. Venezuela has its own section above.
Colombia
Colombia is one of the region's most digitally mature markets and one of the most comfortable working with Miami. The South Florida Colombian community in Weston, Doral, and Kendall is large and business-owning, and the flight is under four hours. Google is dominant, Instagram and WhatsApp carry most consumer commerce, and Medellín has built a genuine technology and nearshore services sector that buys marketing the way US companies do.
Colombian Spanish is often described as the most neutral in the region, which is why it's used for Latin America-wide voiceover. That helps when a Colombian brand wants to reach the wider Spanish-speaking market, and it's a trap when a campaign built for Colombia gets reused in Mexico or Argentina, where it stops sounding local. Payment matters too: Colombia is not dollarized, and PSE bank transfers and wallets like Nequi are how people pay, so a checkout that only takes cards leaves money on the table.
What defines the market
- Google-dominant, Instagram and WhatsApp for commerce
- Real estate and tourism in Medellín and Cartagena, professional services and BPO in Bogotá
- Strong diaspora ties to South Florida and New York
- Peso-denominated, local payment rails
How we work here
- Colombian Spanish creative, written for the country
- Landing pages that accept PSE and wallets, not just cards
- Diaspora campaigns for Colombian-owned businesses in Florida and New Jersey
- Within an hour of Miami all year
Mexico
Mexico is the largest Spanish-speaking market in the world and the most competitive in Latin America for paid search. Google is dominant, WhatsApp is near-universal, and Mercado Libre and Amazon together define e-commerce expectations. The nearshoring wave has turned Monterrey and the Bajío into industrial boomtowns with B2B demand that looks more like Texas than like the rest of the region.
Two things shape our Mexican work. Cross-border demand runs in both directions: Mexican brands selling to the enormous Mexican-American market in Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, and Houston, and US brands selling south. And payment behavior is distinct: a large share of Mexican consumers still pay online purchases in cash at OXXO convenience stores through a voucher, or by SPEI bank transfer, so a checkout built for American card habits underconverts badly.
What defines the market
- Largest Spanish-speaking market, most competitive LatAm paid search
- Manufacturing and B2B in Monterrey and the Bajío, services and e-commerce in Mexico City and Guadalajara
- Cross-border commerce with the US Mexican-American market
- OXXO cash vouchers and SPEI alongside cards
How we work here
- Mexican Spanish, not Miami Spanish or Castilian
- Cross-border campaigns paired with US metro campaigns for the same brand
- Checkout and landing pages that reflect how Mexicans actually pay
- B2B outbound and LinkedIn for the industrial north
Brazil
Brazil is the region's largest economy, its largest digital market, and its only Portuguese-speaking one. Instagram penetration is among the highest anywhere in the world, WhatsApp is effectively the national communications layer, and Pix, the central bank's instant payment system, has changed e-commerce so thoroughly that a Brazilian checkout without it looks broken. Mercado Livre, Shopee, and Amazon set the bar for delivery and pricing transparency.
We work in both directions here. Brazilian businesses reaching Brazilian consumers, and Brazilian brands reaching the large Brazilian communities in South Florida, Massachusetts, and New Jersey, where Portuguese-language campaigns face almost no competition from US agencies. Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese share a spelling agreement and diverge in vocabulary, verb usage, and how you address a customer. We don't reuse Lisbon copy in São Paulo.
What defines the market
- Largest LatAm digital market, Instagram and WhatsApp at near-universal reach
- Pix instant payments as the default checkout
- E-commerce, fintech, education, health and beauty, real estate
- Large diaspora in Florida, Massachusetts, and New Jersey
How we work here
- Brazilian Portuguese creative and landing pages
- Pix-first checkout and WhatsApp intake
- Portuguese campaigns for Brazilian-owned businesses in the US
- One to two hours ahead of Miami; a Miami morning is a São Paulo late morning
Panama
Panama is small, dollarized, and disproportionately important. The US dollar has been legal tender for over a century, Tocumen is the airline hub of the Americas, the Colón Free Trade Zone is one of the world's largest, and a long list of multinationals run their Latin American operations from Panama City. That makes Panama less a consumer market than a regional command center, and campaigns based here frequently need to reach several countries at once.
For US brands, Panama is the easiest first step into Latin America: no currency risk, English widely spoken in business, and a professional class used to US standards. For Panamanian companies, a Miami agency is a two-and-a-half-hour flight and the same working day.
What defines the market
- Dollarized, regional headquarters economy
- Logistics, banking, real estate, professional services
- Campaigns often span Central America from a single base
- English common in business, Spanish for consumers
How we work here
- Multi-country campaign structures run from one Panama account
- Bilingual creative where B2B is English and B2C is Spanish
- US-entry campaigns for Panamanian firms
- Within an hour of Miami all year
Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic runs the largest tourism economy in the Caribbean and one of its most active real estate markets for foreign buyers, particularly in Punta Cana and along the north coast. It is also one of the most diaspora-connected countries in the hemisphere: Washington Heights, the Bronx, Paterson, Boston, and Miami all have large Dominican communities that send money home, buy property, and run businesses on both islands.
Dominican Spanish is its own register, fast and distinct, and a campaign written in Miami Cuban Spanish or neutral Colombian sounds imported. Google is dominant, Instagram and WhatsApp carry commerce, and the tourism and real estate sectors mean a substantial share of relevant search happens in English and originates in the US and Canada.
What defines the market
- Tourism and foreign-buyer real estate
- Deep diaspora connection to New York, New Jersey, Boston, and Miami
- Dominican Spanish for locals, English for tourism and buyers
- Instagram and WhatsApp for commerce
How we work here
- Dual-language campaigns: Spanish for residents, English for visitors and buyers
- Diaspora campaigns targeting Dominican communities in the US Northeast
- Dominican Spanish creative, not a borrowed register
- Same time zone as Miami for most of the year
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is unusual and useful. It runs on US platforms, US dollars, US phone numbering, and US shipping, so Google Ads, Meta, Shopify, and Google Business Profile behave exactly as they do in Florida. The consumers, though, are Spanish-first, and the professional class is genuinely bilingual. That combination lets a US brand test Spanish-language campaigns without leaving US regulatory or payment infrastructure, and lets a Puerto Rican brand reach the mainland with none of the friction a foreign company faces.
Tax-incentive relocation has brought a steady flow of mainland professionals and businesses to San Juan and Dorado, which has created demand for real estate, financial, legal, and relocation services that didn't exist at this scale a decade ago. Hurricane season and grid reliability are real considerations for campaign continuity, and we plan around them.
What defines the market
- US platforms, US dollar, US infrastructure, Spanish-first consumers
- Tourism, real estate, relocation services, healthcare, professional services
- Bilingual professional class, English common in business
- Strong ties to Orlando, New York, and Miami
How we work here
- Spanish campaigns on US infrastructure, no hreflang or currency complications
- Mainland-entry campaigns for Puerto Rican brands
- Relocation and real estate funnels for incoming mainland buyers
- Continuity planning for hurricane season
Elsewhere in the region
Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and the rest of the region are within reach for Spanish-language campaigns and US-entry work. Buenos Aires and Santiago in particular have digitally mature markets and strong e-commerce ecosystems. As we publish market-specific guidance for individual countries, we'll expand this section. We would rather add a country when we have something specific to say about it than list thirty flags and say nothing.
Every Latin American engagement follows the same model as everywhere else: remote delivery, USD billing, account ownership stays with you, and reporting on revenue.
Two kinds of European clients come to us. Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking brands that want an agency working in their language with US-standard execution. And European companies of any language that are selling into the United States and want an agency that lives in the market they're entering.
Miami's time zone overlaps a working day with Western Europe, which makes real-time collaboration practical in a way that agencies on the US West Coast cannot offer.
Madrid and Barcelona
Spain is a Google-dominant market with a mature digital advertising ecosystem and strong Instagram and WhatsApp usage that will feel familiar to anyone who knows Latin America. What isn't interchangeable is the language. Castilian Spanish differs from Latin American Spanish in vocabulary, formality, and grammar, and Barcelona adds Catalan, which a meaningful share of local search happens in. We build Spanish campaigns for Spain, not Latin American campaigns pointed at Spain.
Spanish brands come to us most often for US-market entry: e-commerce, food and beverage, fashion, and professional services testing demand in Miami, New York, and Los Angeles before committing to a US presence.
Lisbon and Porto
Portugal has become one of Europe's most active startup and technology markets, with a large international community and a real estate and hospitality sector that markets heavily to foreign buyers. European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese share a spelling agreement and diverge in everything a reader notices, so we don't run one Portuguese campaign across Lisbon and São Paulo. We run two.
Portuguese companies come to us for US-facing campaigns and for reaching the Portuguese-American communities in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Florida. US and Brazilian companies come to us to enter Portugal with Portuguese that reads as local.
London and Dublin
London is Europe's largest advertising market and one of the world's most expensive for financial, legal, and professional services search, with a competitive intensity that rivals New York. Dublin hosts the European headquarters of most of the US technology platforms we work with, which makes it a natural hub for B2B and SaaS campaigns. Both markets run on British English, and the register matters: American spelling and idiom read as foreign to a UK buyer in the first line.
UK and Irish companies come to us for what a Miami agency does best: entering the US. We know which US metros to test first, how US search behavior differs from British, and how to build the landing pages and intake that American buyers expect.
GDPR, consent, and measurement
Every European campaign we build is GDPR-compliant by construction. That means a compliant consent management platform, Google Consent Mode configured correctly so measurement survives consent choices, and cookie and privacy notices in the market's language. It also means we're honest about the measurement gap: a share of European conversions won't be attributable at the user level, and we model around that rather than pretending the numbers are complete.
For European brands entering the US, we handle the reverse: US privacy law is a state-by-state patchwork rather than one regulation, and we structure US campaigns to respect the states that have acted.
Elsewhere in Europe and beyond
Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Milan, and other European markets are within reach for English-language B2B and US-entry work. Canada, particularly Toronto and Montréal, sits in our time zone and shares most US platforms. If your market isn't named here, call and ask. The answer is usually yes.
The same standards, everywhere
Whether you're in Coral Gables or Caracas, Chicago or Lisbon, the engagement works the same way.
You own the accounts
Every ad account, analytics property, and business profile is registered to you. Always.
No hidden fees
The proposal is the price. Media spend goes to the platforms, not through us at a markup.
Revenue reporting
We report on leads and sales. Impressions and reach are diagnostic, not the destination.
Senior people on your account
The strategist in the sales call is the strategist on your campaign.
Platform partnerships
Google Premier Partner, Microsoft Advertising Partner, Meta Business Partner, Shopify Partner. Early access, direct support lines, and accountability to the platforms themselves.
Three languages by default
English, Spanish, and Portuguese are not add-ons. They are how we work.
Get in touch
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+1 786-321-2866 International line. Call from anywhere.Frequently Asked Questions
We're headquartered in Miami and run campaigns for clients in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and nationwide. Delivery outside South Florida is remote, and the model is identical: you own the accounts, we build inside them, and reporting is on revenue.
Insurance, fashion and e-commerce, roofing, plumbing and trenchless, HVAC, medical and aesthetic practices, home services, real estate, legal and professional services, hospitality, and B2B, among many others. The method is the same across all of them: revenue model first, channels second.
English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Campaigns, landing pages, intake, and reporting can run in any of the three, and we write for the specific market rather than translating from English. Castilian and Latin American Spanish are handled separately, as are European and Brazilian Portuguese.
Yes. We serve private-sector businesses in Venezuela, bill in US dollars through standard US channels including Zelle, and deliver everything remotely in Spanish. Engagements are screened for regulatory compliance before work begins.
Venezuela, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Panama, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico in depth, and the wider region on request. Each gets its own language register and its own payment logic: Pix in Brazil, OXXO and SPEI in Mexico, PSE in Colombia, dollars in Panama and Venezuela.
Yes, particularly in Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, and for European brands of any language selling into the US. GDPR compliance and Google Consent Mode are part of every European build, not an afterthought.
The same as it costs from Miami. Our pricing is based on scope, not geography. We bill in US dollars.
Google for search and AI search, then WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok for social and messaging. We don't recommend X or LinkedIn for consumer-facing Venezuelan businesses; the audience isn't there.
Yes. Every account is registered to you from day one. This is true for every client in every market.
Yes. Call it from Caracas, Bogotá, Madrid, Lisbon, or Toronto. If it's outside our office hours, leave a message or email sales@astraresults.com and we'll respond within one business day.
Sí. Todo el equipo de cuentas habla español y podemos llevar la relación completa en español si lo prefiere. Escríbanos a sales@astraresults.com o llame a la línea internacional.
Sim. Trabalhamos em português do Brasil e português europeu, e podemos conduzir todo o relacionamento em português. Escreva para sales@astraresults.com ou ligue para a linha internacional.
Stellar results,
from anywhere
One call to find out whether we're the right fit for your market. No pitch deck, and you'll leave with at least one thing you can fix this week.
