Not a big agency. Not a freelancer. Something better.
Digilign isn't a big agency with layers of account managers between you and results. It's a lean operation powered by AI that moves fast, catches problems early, and optimizes constantly. While traditional agencies review your campaigns once a week, our systems check them every day. While other teams scramble to build reports, ours generate automatically. The result: faster responses, fewer mistakes, and more time spent on strategy instead of busywork.
Founded by Trey Teall, a performance marketer who got tired of watching agencies waste client budgets on autopilot. Digilign was built to do it differently: real attribution, real optimization, real results. Every campaign runs through systems designed to find what works and cut what doesn't.
We build custom AI agents that handle the daily work of marketing: monitoring campaigns, flagging issues, generating reports, testing creative, and tracking attribution. This means faster responses, fewer mistakes, and more time spent on strategy instead of spreadsheets. Our clients get enterprise-level marketing operations without the enterprise price tag.
Who we are, how we think, and why we built it this way.
Digilign was founded by Trey Teall, a performance marketer based in Santa Monica, California. Trey spent years inside and alongside traditional agencies and got tired of watching client budgets run on autopilot while meaningful optimization opportunities went missed for days or weeks. He built Digilign to fix that, combining AI-powered daily monitoring with direct, accountable account management.
The core belief is that marketing should be measurable, accountable, and constantly improving. We do not believe in vanity metrics, monthly-report theater, or set-and-forget campaign management. Every dollar spent should have a traceable path to revenue. If a channel is not producing, we say so and adjust. We would rather lose a client by being honest than keep one by being vague.
Because campaigns are temporary and systems compound. A system is a repeatable process that gets better over time: better targeting data, better creative hypotheses, better attribution clarity, better automation that handles follow-up without human intervention. Marketing campaigns produce traffic. Marketing systems produce businesses that grow more efficiently the longer they run.
Trey has worked across paid search, paid social, SEO, analytics, and marketing automation for clients in healthcare, e-commerce, home services, and professional services. He has managed campaigns at budgets ranging from a few thousand dollars a month to seven figures annually. Digilign is built on the patterns he observed across those accounts, specifically the few things that reliably move revenue versus the many things agencies bill hours on that do not.
A freelancer gives you one person's bandwidth and no infrastructure. A big agency gives you infrastructure but insulates you from the people actually doing the work behind multiple layers of account management. Digilign is a third option: one accountable lead who is directly involved in your account, backed by AI systems that do the repetitive monitoring and reporting work at scale. You get the responsiveness of a freelancer and the operational capacity of a larger team, without the overhead of either.
We use AI agents to handle the daily work that is high volume but low judgment: checking campaign pacing, flagging creative fatigue, generating performance reports, monitoring for tracking errors, and running search term analysis. This frees up human attention for the things that actually require it: strategy, creative direction, client communication, and judgment calls that data alone cannot make.
Yes. We work with clients across the United States. Our current client base includes businesses in multiple states. All work is done remotely. Location has no bearing on our ability to manage campaigns, build landing pages, or deliver results. If you are in a different time zone, we account for that in how we schedule calls and deliver reports.