Digital Marketing Agency in Hollywood, FL
OnlyaClick worked with Key Food Hollywood, an independently owned supermarket in Johnson Square Plaza on Johnson Street. We gave the store an updated brand name and logo, a modern website and a search marketing campaign. If you run a Hollywood business that serves neighbors in more than one language, start with a free evaluation of where you stand in local search today.
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Our Hollywood Work: Key Food on Johnson Street
The starting point: Key Food Hollywood is part of the Key Food cooperative of independently owned supermarkets. The store came to OnlyaClick to build its brand. It needed a new name and logo, a website that looked current, and a search campaign so more of its neighbors would find it online.
What we did: We designed a logo for the updated brand name that keeps the store’s history while looking modern. We built a website that tells shoppers what the store carries and where to find it, and added content pages to widen its reach in search. A supermarket has a long list of reasons to visit: on its site today the store lists a fish and seafood market, a bakery and deli, catering, online shopping, and Latin and Caribbean products from Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, Jamaica, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and more.
What changed: The store moved from an older look to a new brand and a website built around what it sells. The before and after screens are in the Key Food Hollywood case study, and the live site is at keyfoodhollywood.com.
How We Market Hollywood Businesses
These are the services we used for Key Food Hollywood, and the others we offer Hollywood clients:
Website Design and Branding
A store website has to answer three questions fast: what do you carry, where are you, and when are you open. For Key Food Hollywood the job started with the brand itself, a new logo for an updated name, and then a site organized by department so a shopper looking for seafood or catering finds that page first.
Organic SEO
People rarely search for “supermarket” alone. They search for a product they miss from home or a counter they need today. We build content pages around those specific needs, which is how the Key Food site was widened beyond a single home page.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
A grocery store lives on the map. Its hours, phone number, address and delivery options have to match everywhere they appear, including the delivery apps a store works with. We keep your profile, your website and your listings saying the same thing, so a shopper never drives to a closed door.
Social Media
Fresh bread, a seafood delivery, a holiday catering menu: food is easy to show and hard to describe. We plan posts in the languages your customers use and send people back to the right page on your site.
Pay-Per-Click Advertising
Search marketing was part of Key Food Hollywood’s plan from the start. Paid ads let you promote one thing, such as catering for a holiday or a weekly special, to people nearby who are searching for it now. We set the budget with you, write the ads in the right language, and track which searches lead to calls, orders and store visits.
Reputation Management
Shoppers read reviews in English and in Spanish. We help you ask real customers for reviews and answer each one in the language it was written in. We never write, buy or invent reviews.
One City Between Two Bigger Names
According to the City of Hollywood’s history page (accessed October 1, 2026), Hollywood is a Broward County coastal city of over 153,000 residents “nestled between Fort Lauderdale and Miami,” incorporated on November 28, 1925 and founded by Joseph Wesley Young. The city marked its centennial in 2025. Sitting between two larger names has a search cost: a Hollywood shopper may type “Miami” or “Fort Lauderdale” without thinking, and anyone searching for “Hollywood” can be shown California first. We write pages that say Hollywood, Florida plainly and name the streets and plazas your customers know.
A Bilingual Website Only Counts if Google Can See Both Languages
Key Food Hollywood’s website is offered in English and Spanish, and its product list reaches shoppers from across Latin America and the Caribbean. Many Hollywood businesses serve customers the same way. Google’s guide to managing multilingual sites (last updated December 10, 2025) sets out how to make that work in search.
What Google says: it uses the visible content of a page to decide its language, not code-level tags or the URL. It recommends a separate URL for each language version rather than switching text by cookie or browser setting, and it advises against automatically redirecting visitors from one language version to another, because that can stop people and search engines from seeing every version.
What we do with it: we give each language its own pages with fully translated content, not just a translated menu bar, and we let the visitor choose the language. A Spanish-speaking shopper searching in Spanish should land on a Spanish page that Google has been able to read.
Hollywood Marketing Questions
Has OnlyaClick worked with a business in Hollywood, FL?
Yes. Key Food Hollywood, an independently owned supermarket on Johnson Street, is in our portfolio. We gave it an updated brand name and logo, a modern website and a search marketing campaign.
Should my Hollywood business have a Spanish version of its website?
If your customers speak Spanish, a Spanish version helps them and can help you in search. Google recommends a separate URL for each language and fully translated content, and it reads the visible text of the page to decide its language.
How do I keep shoppers from confusing Hollywood, FL with Hollywood, California?
Say “Hollywood, Florida” or “Hollywood, FL” in your page titles and copy, keep your full Broward County address consistent on your website and your Google Business Profile, and mention the local streets and landmarks your customers use.
Do you only market grocery stores in Hollywood?
No. Our Hollywood case study is a supermarket, and we also market law firms, medical practices, home services, restaurants and other local businesses.
Ready to Grow in Hollywood?
Tell us what you sell, which languages your customers speak and where they come from, whether that is along Johnson Street, near the Broadwalk or across the line in Miami-Dade, and we will show you where you stand in search today and what we would do first. Contact OnlyaClick to schedule your free evaluation.