FORTUNE / Specialist services
Architecture Marketing Agency
FORTUNE Marketing plans SEO, website structure, project content and paid campaigns for architecture practices. We connect your services, sectors and locations with the work clients need to evaluate before making an inquiry.
Discuss your project
A portfolio with a purpose
From architecture projects to inquiries.
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Project page
Explain the brief, constraints and design decisions through approved project photography and concise captions. Keep technical detail, while explaining why each decision mattered to the client.
- 02
Typology page
Connect related work by building type or sector so a client can judge relevant experience.
- 03
Service & inquiry
Clarify the practice’s role, where it works and what a prospective client should share.
What an engagement includes.
We begin with your priority sectors, service areas and portfolio. The agreed scope identifies pages to improve, content to produce and how to review inquiries. Our architecture SEO guide explains the structure.
- 01
Project stories
We turn your approved project notes and photography into pages that explain location, typology, scope and design decisions.
- 02
Search structure
Our SEO services connect project, sector and service pages around the searches clients use to shortlist a practice, with location relevance where it matters.
- 03
Review & measurement
We review relevant search visits and available inquiry data, then agree the next priorities. Website improvements can address navigation or inquiry paths that need work.
Shawn Fortune’s architecture and design content reaches an audience of 200k people. It gives the agency direct familiarity with how people engage with buildings and design decisions.
Architecture marketing questions
Do architecture firms need separate sector pages?
Often, yes. If sector expertise influences selection, a focused page can connect relevant projects, services and thinking more clearly than a general portfolio grid.
Can FORTUNE Marketing work with an existing website?
Yes. We can improve structure, copy, metadata and internal links without requiring a full redesign. We recommend larger changes only when the current site blocks the strategy.
What does your team need to provide?
Your priority sectors and locations, project notes, approved photography and any client permissions. We agree access, responsibilities and content approvals before work begins. Existing search and inquiry data help establish a baseline where available.
Which projects do you want to win?
Share your priority sectors, locations and current website. We will discuss the pages, project stories and marketing support that fit your practice.