Valleywood Apartments, and the portfolio around it.
Prepared for Moss & Company · November 16, 2026
Every lease starts with a search.
About me · Cameron Day, founder
I ran multifamily marketing from the inside first.
6Six years working with Jonah Digital, as a client and as a vendor
✓A preferred vendor of Jonah Digital
Before we start
Three questions for you.
So we spend this time on what matters to you.
- 1Why look at this now?What prompted the owner to ask?
- 2What isn't working today?Leads, reporting, speed, your current agency, anything you'd change.
- 3What would a win look like for Valleywood?Leases, cost per lease, occupancy?
Why operators switch to us
Month-to-month. No setup fee. You own every account.
“A custom, client-centered approach tailored to our unique business goals. His response time and adaptability stand out.”Raven Reckley, Senior VP, Milhaus (33 communities with us)
Month-to-month applies to ads management. SEO and AI packages have a 6-month minimum per property, then continue month-to-month with 30 days' notice.
What we do on your account
We don't set it and forget it.
Built by former in-house multifamily marketers. Every account is checked every day.
| What happens on your account | How often | Comes with |
|---|---|---|
| What we do | ||
| Account check: spend, tracking, specials | Every day | Google Ads |
| Full account audit | Every week | Google Ads |
| Deep-dive audit | Every two weeks | Google Ads |
| Review with you, and an owner-ready report | Every month | Google Ads |
| SEO and AI work | Ongoing | Add-on |
| What Pulse, our dashboard, does on its own | ||
| Search terms scanned for wasted spend | Every night | Google Ads |
| Your website special pushed into the ads | Every day | Google Ads |
| Cost per lease, by source | Every week | Google Ads |
| Google Business posts | 8 to 20 a month | Add-on |
| Competitor pricing tracked | Every day | Add-on |
| Reviews sorted by theme, with red flags | Every day | Add-on |
| Listings checked against your website | Every day | Add-on |
The featured property
Valleywood today.
Already working
Finding 1 (Website)
The website isn't measuring anything.
Nothing on the site records where a lead came from. So nobody can tell the owner which dollars produced a lease.
How we'd fix itConnected and tested in week one.
Finding 2 (Google Search and Google Ads)
Renters only find Valleywood if they already know its name.
neighborhood searches with Valleywood in Google's map results
Google showed a map on 65 of them.
in the past 12 months, from what we could see
How we'd fix itSearch ads to be seen now. Google profile and review work to earn the map.
Finding 3 (Website and listings)
Small details that cost trust.
Tour button, as Google and screen readers read it Guided Tour for Metropolitan
What Google reads in the page data (818) 481-1048
One bedroom $2,125 to $2,275 Valleywood's own site: $2,250
How we'd fix itCorrected in the first few days after we go live.
How we'd structure Valleywood
Sized for a 42-home building.
Google Ads, plus SEO ranking (organic Google search) and AI visibility.
Step 2 · Google Ads
The searches Valleywood should show up for.
We count tours, applications and calls over a minute, not clicks. Monthly searches, Los Angeles area, 12-month average. Source: Google Keyword Planner, Nov 15, 2026.
Now, the portfolio.
The 40 Moss communities that run Google ads.
The portfolio around it
173 communities checked for Google ads. The 40 that run them, fully audited.
133 run no Google ads today, from what we could see. Of the 40 that do:
have lead tracking set up on the website
where we could see a completed application counted
show up in a search for their own neighborhood
What we searched: Google's regular results, not ads. Three searches per community, such as "apartments in Northridge", on desktop and phone, from that community's city. It counts if the community's own website was on page 1 or 2.
were not named by any AI assistant we asked
Every community that runs Google ads
All 40, one row each.
| Community | Area | Lead tracking | Where it lives | Website analytics |
Found by name |
Neighborhood search |
Map results |
Google rating |
Named by AI |
|---|
Lead tracking: what the website is set up to send, not what the ad account counts. Found by name: desktop / phone; a dash or Not found = not on page 1 or 2. Hover or click an i for what we searched. Checked Nov 12, 2026.
What you would see
One live dashboard.
Updated every 30 minutes, with a monthly owner-ready report.
Your prices and your competitors', read every morning.
A login for each regional manager.
Your special, everywhere
Change the special on your website. Everything else follows that day.
Nobody on your team sends an email. Examples, not live ads. Meta applies if we run Meta for you; Google Business posts come with SEO and AI.
Inside Pulse · Paid Ads
What each lease cost, and where it came from.
Signed leases from your Yardi report, matched to the source that brought each renter. You see which listing sites earn their fee.
Included with ads management.Not an add-on.
- Yardi emails a reportEvery Monday: leads and signed leases.
- Pulse reads the fileNobody uploads anything.
- Each lease gets its sourceAn ad, a listing site, your website or a walk-in.
- You see cost per leaseBy source and community, over 90 days.
Inside Pulse · Reputation
What renters praise, and what they complain about.
Every Google review, read and sorted by theme. Two reviews on the same issue within 30 days raise a red flag.
Part of the SEO and AI package.Not included with ads alone. 6-month minimum per property.
- A renter leaves a Google reviewPicked up for every community, every day.
- Pulse reads itTagged by theme, positive or negative.
- Patterns become red flagsTwo or more on one issue in 30 days.
- Regionals get one emailOn the 1st, for their communities only.
Inside Pulse · Search and AI
The same price, special and phone number everywhere.
Your website is read every morning and compared with Google, your ads, RentCafe and Apartment List. A listing that disagrees is flagged with the exact change.
Part of the SEO and AI package.6-month minimum per property. Zillow and Apartments.com block automated checks and are not covered.
- We read your websitePrice, special, phone, city, hours, manager.
- Pulse compares five placesGoogle profile, both ad accounts, two listing sites.
- A difference is flaggedThe wrong value next to the right one.
- It gets fixedWe fix Google and ads. Your team gets the change.
Should Valleywood move to a Jonah website?
The audit decides. Today's answer: not as step one.
All fixable on the current site.
Jamesday and Jonah have worked together for six years. If a move is the answer, we run it jointly.
Next step
Three ways to start.
The full written audit follows by email after this call. It is yours either way.
Cameron Day · cameron@jamesdaydigital.com · jamesdaydigital.com