Marketing & growth in Yakima, WA.

Fruit runs the Yakima economy. Washington Fruit & Produce, Borton Fruit, and dozens of other growers and packers ship apples, cherries, and pears from warehouses along the rail lines, Yakima Chief Hops supplies brewers around the world from the valley, and the Yakima Valley wine region, the first federally recognized wine appellation in Washington, begins just down the valley. Tree Top presses apple juice in Selah a few miles north. Yakima Valley Memorial, now part of MultiCare, is the largest employer in the city, Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences trains osteopathic physicians on the east side of the Yakima River, and Yakima Valley College and Perry Technical Institute train the trades. Downtown holds the Capitol Theatre, the Larson Building, and a row of restaurants and tasting rooms along Yakima Avenue and Front Street, while the Yakima Training Center north of the city brings Army units through and State Fair Park hosts the Central Washington State Fair each fall.

Nearly half of Yakima's residents are Latino, and many of the valley's growers, packers, restaurants, and contractors serve customers in Spanish as readily as English. A site that speaks both languages, loads fast on a farmworker's phone or a grower's truck-cab tablet, and says plainly what a business offers reaches far more of the valley than one that does neither. GEO Marketing Group builds custom Yakima sites that way, with clean, crawlable code and accurate business details that help Google connect the pages to searches from Yakima, Selah, Union Gap, Sunnyside, and the rest of the county, and with truthful local content, such as the orchards or towns a company serves, to support relevance. Discovery, design, and launch all run remotely from Providence, RI by video and email, and the finished site, domain, and accounts belong to you. After launch we track inquiries, and since Google also weighs distance and prominence, we do not promise rankings.