About
BVA Marketing makes US B2B companies findable on Google and in AI answers
It is run by Florian V., it works with US B2B companies on search and AI visibility, and it publishes its prices rather than quoting on request. It comes out of years of video and sound production for brands with no tolerance for a missed deadline. There is no minimum contract, and everything a buyer might want to check before enquiring is on this site rather than behind a form.
Contact: contact@bva.agency · Page last updated 24 September 2026.
Disambiguation
Which BVA this is, and which it is not.
Several unrelated companies use these three letters, and at least one of them works in marketing. If you arrived here looking for a different BVA, this section will save you a message.
This one
BVA Marketing, at bva.marketing. A B2B search and AI-visibility practice for US companies, run by Florian V., with a background in video and sound production for BMW, KIA, MINI, TF1, C8 and Monuments Nationaux. Reachable at contact@bva.agency. Audits from $497, prices published on the pricing page.
Not this one
BVA (Brand Value Accelerator) is a US ecommerce and direct-to-consumer agency founded in 2013, acquired by The Stable in December 2021. Much larger, a different discipline, and no relation to this practice.
Nor this one
BVA BDRC is a market research firm, at bva-bdrc.com. Research rather than search marketing, and again no relation.
Why say so at all
Because an answer engine that cannot tell two companies apart tends to name neither, or to name the larger one. Stating the distinction in plain text, on a page that machines can read, is the cheapest fix available, and it is exactly the work this practice sells.
Who writes here
Florian V., founder.
Every article on this site is written by one person, and signed. That is not a style choice: an assistant deciding whether to repeat a claim weighs whether it can attribute it to someone, and an unsigned page attributes to nobody.
The work is technical before it is editorial. An audit starts by asking what each crawler actually receives from your server, which is often not what a browser receives, then looks at structured data, at whether the facts about your company agree with each other across the places a machine will check, and only then at what is written. The method is set out in full in the two-minute crawler test and in the page on generative engine optimization. Nothing is held back for the paying version.
One rule governs the whole site: no figure appears without a source you can open, and where we have no figure the sentence is written without one. You will not find a “+312% organic traffic” anywhere here, because it would be unverifiable and you would be right to discount it.
Where this comes from
Years of production work, now pointed at search.
BVA did not start last month. It spent years producing video and sound for brands that do not tolerate a missed deadline, and that is the capacity now aimed at content and search.
- BMW
- KIA
- MINI
- TF1
- C8
- Monuments Nationaux
Video and sound production credits. These are production clients rather than search clients, and the distinction is stated because it is the kind of thing a careful buyer checks.
They are written out rather than shown as logos. Naming a company you worked for is a fact anyone can ask about; reproducing its brand mark suggests a partnership none of these groups granted. The same reasoning runs through the rest of the site: state what is true, in a form that can be checked, and leave the decoration out.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask.
Is BVA Marketing the same company as BVA, the ecommerce agency?
No, and the confusion is worth clearing up because several companies share these initials. BVA, short for Brand Value Accelerator, is a US ecommerce agency founded in 2013 that was acquired by The Stable in December 2021. BVA BDRC is a market research firm. This site, BVA Marketing, is a separate and much smaller practice at bva.marketing, and it has no connection to either of them.
What does BVA Marketing actually sell?
Search and AI visibility for US B2B companies: an audit of what Googlebot, GPTBot, PerplexityBot and ClaudeBot each receive from your server, then the work that fixes what the audit found. Prices are published on the site rather than quoted on request, starting at 497 dollars for the audit.
What that looks like in practice
Four things, with the prices on the page.
SEO and GEO audit
What each crawler receives from your server, what is missing, what it costs to fix. From $497.
Generative engine optimization
Getting named in AI answers: the surfaces that decide it, and the work that moves them.
B2B content
Pages that answer a buying question, not posts that rank for words nobody buys from.
Lead generation
Enquiries that arrive because someone was looking, without cold calling.