The Seattle Times
Agency Headquarters
The Seattle Times, 1000, Denny Way, South Lake Union, Cascade, Belltown, Seattle, King County, Washington, 98109, United States
The Seattle Times is a premier, full-service digital marketing agency dedicated to driving measurable growth and maximizing return on investment for businesses in an increasingly competitive digital landscape. As a certified Google Partner, the agency occupies an elite tier of marketing firms recognized for their advanced proficiency in the Google Ads ecosystem, consistent delivery of high-performing campaigns, and commitment to maintaining industry-leading best practices. Our status as a Google Partner provides our clients with a distinct competitive advantage. It ensures that our team of certified specialists possesses expert-level knowledge across the full spectrum of Google’s advertising products, including Search, Display, Video, Shopping, and App campaigns. This partnership grants us early access to beta features, advanced training modules, and direct support from Google, allowing us to implement cutting-edge strategies before they become industry standard. The Seattle Times takes a data-centric approach to performance marketing. We move beyond basic vanity metrics to focus on high-intent lead generation and scalable revenue growth. By leveraging sophisticated keyword research, rigorous A/B testing, and advanced audience segmentation, we ensure that every advertising dollar is allocated with precision. Our expertise extends to technical tracking and data visualization, utilizing Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and Looker Studio to provide clients with transparent, real-time insights into their campaign performance. In addition to paid search excellence, The Seattle Times integrates holistic digital strategies that encompass search engine optimization (SEO), conversion rate optimization (CRO), and comprehensive digital brand management. Our methodology is rooted in a deep understanding of the customer journey, ensuring that every touchpoint is optimized to drive engagement and conversion. Whether navigating the complexities of Performance Max campaigns or fine-tuning local search visibility, The Seattle Times combines local market intelligence with global marketing standards. We pride ourselves on being more than a service provider; we are a strategic partner committed to navigating the evolution of the digital marketplace to ensure our clients achieve sustained, long-term success.
Featured Client Reviews
"It's no wonder local newspapers are in trouble, with the way that the Seattle Times does business. I've been a subscriber for over 40 years - that's right, 40 years - and a few months ago changed to a digital only subscription. With the print subscription, you paid every 3 three months. What I was not told was that with the digital subscription you needed to be on auto pay for a monthly payment. As a result, when my three month payment had been used up, my account was cancelled. No email or other notice that the funds needed to be put on auto pay, just an immediate cancellation of my subscription. So, this is how they treat a decades-long customer. No wonder they are in trouble. I suspect this lack of attention to customer service has cost them other subscribers."
"This is one of those scammy companies that puts up many obstacles for customers wishing to cancel a subscription. Firstly, they pretend it is 1979 still and one must call. That should be enough to prevent anyone from subscribing."
"The paper is good, imo, but I have been trying for 1.5 years to cancel the physical paper delivery on Sundays. I have called 7 times now and still get the paper. Why is this so hard? I read online and don't want the waste of a printed paper. Seattle Times, do better."
"Interested in supporting our local paper although we shouldn't print as much. Sign up and was told no obligation! Got some swag for it, only did this as my 5 yo like the comic and wanted him to read more. Call to cancel and told I signed a contract which the rep explicitly told us no obligation and the document I signed had no contractual obligations. They charged us for the swag and charge us for one more Sunday cycle! This is not ethical business practice and will contribute to their decline!"
"A simple cancel request call leads into a major annoyance. The rep does not want to hear a simple request."