About Digital Hark
Built because contractors kept getting burned
A note from the founder — no stock headshot, no "team of 200" photos. Just why we do this.
I started Digital Hark after watching the same story repeat: a contractor — great at the work, terrible time to be bad at marketing — hires an agency, gets a glossy report full of impressions and clicks, and six months later can't name a single job that came from it. When they ask, the agency changes the subject.
So this company runs on one question: what did a booked job cost, and which dollar bought it? Everything we build — the ads, the websites, the tracking, the social — exists to answer that question and improve the answer.
That's also why there are no contracts here. If we're not earning the retainer, firing us should take one email. That standard keeps us sharp in a way no contract ever could.
We work with roofers, home builders, and remodelers — trades where a single job is worth $8K to $100K+ and one good month of marketing changes the year. Texas is home turf: Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio.
If that sounds like how you'd want your marketing run, book a call — you'll get straight answers either way.
— Kausar Ahmed, Founder
How we operate
Four rules we don't bend
Honest answers over comfortable ones
If your budget won’t work, if SEO will take a year, if a campaign underperformed — you hear it from us first, with the numbers. Comfortable lies are how agencies lose clients slowly. We’d rather keep you with the truth.
Booked jobs, not vanity metrics
Impressions don’t pay for crews. Every service we run is measured to the same finish line: what did a booked job cost, and which channel produced it.
Month-to-month, on purpose
No contracts. It keeps the pressure exactly where it belongs — on us, every month, to earn the next one.
You own everything
Ad accounts, website, data, dashboards. If we ever part ways, you lose nothing but us.
See what your website is costing you
Start where every engagement starts: a free scored audit of your website. Then decide if you want to talk.