Performance Marketing
Kent, Washington

Kent is a city in the SeaTac metro area, and it is located about halfway between both Seattle and Tacoma, to the south of Renton. Unlike its more northern neighboring region, Kent is a little less developed and focuses more on the lush greenery and outdoor spaces that Washington state is known for.

The area is well-known for its lakes, including Lake Fenwick and Lake Meridian, both of which have parks adjacent to them. Other reasons to visit this city include the Hydroplane & Race Boat Museum (home to some of the quickest watercraft around) and the Kent Historical Museum.

Kent, like many other cities of its size, is home to many local businesses that try to stand apart from the crowd. One of the best ways to be recognized as a smaller business is to invest sufficiently in your marketing efforts, and we specialize in performance lead generation, one of the best ways to draw people into your marketing pipeline.

Something that sets apart our lead gen strategy from our competitors’ strategies is that our approach is 100% results-oriented. This means that we will make sure that you only pay for the authentic lead. In the long run, this will save you resources and will ensure that you don’t get frustrated with poor leads.

Population

Kent was first settled in the mid-1800s because of its position along the White River. Before being named Kent, the town was known as White River and Titusville. In 1890, Kent ended up being the second city to be incorporated in King County after Seattle.

Demographics

Here’s some of the information that we’ve managed to gather from Kent’s QuickFacts page on the US Census Bureau’s site:

• 44% White
• 16% Hispanic or Latino
• 13% African American
• 20% Asian
• 1% Native American

Kent has a population of 132,000, and the area has grown by about 11% since the last census. The town’s population is divided into just under 43,000 households.

Fun Facts

• Back during the Great Depression of the 1920s, Kent was known as the Lettuce Capital of America.
• Few cities in the USA have Kent beat when it comes to cultural diversity, as it’s regularly on the list of the ten most diverse cities in America.
• Throughout all of Kent’s businesses and school districts, a total of 130 languages are spoken.

Proudly Serving Nearby Areas as Well:

Des Moines, WA | Auburn, WA | Federal Way, WA | Covington, WA | SeaTac, WA | Tukwila, WA | Renton, WA | Burien, WA | East Renton Highlands, WA | Maple Valley, WA | Edgewood, WA | White Center, WA | Newcastle, WA | Sumner, WA | Mercer Island, WA