Local SEO, month after month
The steady work of moving you up local search and the map results. Words your customers actually use, pages that answer what they ask, and the cleanup Google rewards.
Visibility
Show up where your customers
are already looking.
Most of the work you get hired for starts with a search and a map with three pins. Visibility is the ongoing work of making sure that call goes to you: local search, your Google profile, and reviews.
Who This Is For
Local businesses who should be found more often than they are.
The customers are already searching. The question is whether your name comes up when they do, and whether what they find is enough to make them call.
- 01You’ve got competitors showing up above you on Google.Same trade, same town, sometimes less experience, and their pin sits above yours on the map.
- 02Your reviews don’t reflect how you run the business.Too few, too old, or a couple bad ones at the top that were never handled.
- 03You want a pipeline that doesn’t depend on referrals alone.Referrals are great until they slow down. Search brings calls whether or not somebody mentioned you at a cookout. It works from a desk, too: purchasing managers and engineers search for a supplier the same way a homeowner searches for a plumber.
What’s Included
What the monthly work covers.
Search engines change, competitors move, reviews come in. The mix shifts month to month with whatever is moving your numbers.
Google Business Profile, done right
Categories, services, hours, photos, posts. Set up properly and watched, because Google changes the rules more often than anyone admits. And your name, address, and hours matching everywhere you’re listed, with duplicates merged and dead listings gone.
Reviews, handled
A way to ask customers for a review at the right moment, by text, email, or QR card. You stop losing jobs to a 3.8 rating and a four-year-old review.
The website side of search
Page titles and setup written for people, arranged so Google understands them too. Then we watch where visitors give up and fix what’s losing them. That often does more than new traffic would.
Paid ads, only when they fit
Google, Local Services ads, Facebook. When ads are the fastest way to make the phone ring, we run them. When they aren’t, we say so.
A monthly note worth reading
One short note each month: what we did, what changed, what’s next. If a month was flat, it says flat.
How We Think About Visibility
How we treat your budget like it’s ours.
We earn next month
No year-long contracts. After the first four months, it’s month to month. If we’re not moving your numbers, you shouldn’t have to sit through a contract to leave.
We work the towns you serve
We’re not trying to rank you nationwide. The work targets the places your trucks go, where a ranking turns into a job on the calendar.
Some months don’t need ad spend
Some businesses don’t need paid ads at all. When holding the budget is the smarter move, that’s what we’ll recommend. And when ads are the fastest way to get the phone ringing, we’ll say that too.
We count the people who reach out
Each month you see how many people got in touch, however your customers do it: calls and direction requests from your Google profile, and calls, forms, and emails from your website.
What Working With Us Looks Like
What the monthly work looks like.
This work doesn’t have a finish line, but it shouldn’t be vague either. Here’s how it goes, from the first call on.
- 01
We look at what’s happening now.
A kickoff call, then we go look: where you rank, where you don’t, what your profile says, what reviews look like, what your competitors are doing differently. By the end of week one you know what’s costing you calls.
- 02
The errors come out first.
Wrong categories, missing photos, addresses that don’t match across directories, a review ask that never got set up. These are often the fastest path to more calls. We clear them in the first month so you’re not paying us while the fundamentals are still wrong.
- 03
Search, reviews, ads. Whichever moves your numbers.
The rhythm of the work. Rankings, content, reviews, profile posts, ads, and turning visits into calls. The mix shifts with what’s moving leads. You tell us what’s coming on your side, like a new location or a seasonal push, and we adjust.
- 04
One page. What we did, what changed, what’s next.
A short monthly report you can read in five minutes, plus a call if you want one. Flat months show up as flat, next to what we’re doing about it.
Questions
Common questions.
Some of it moves in weeks: profile fixes, ads, review asks going out. Rankings and content build over months. The plan marks which is which up front, and the monthly note tracks what’s moving.
It’s ongoing. Search engines change, competitors move, reviews age. It starts with four months as a set, one to set everything up and three to let it run, and after that it’s month to month. No year-long contracts.
Most businesses do. We audit what’s there, fix what isn’t, and take over the upkeep. The profile stays yours.
No. We set up the asking, by QR card, text, or email, whatever fits how you finish a job. It happens without you chasing anyone.
If your customers find you by searching, the mechanics are the same for trades, practices, suppliers, and retailers. Some businesses don’t win work through search, and that comes out in the first phone call, not three invoices in.
Ads are a tool, not a requirement. Where paid search is the fastest path to the phone ringing, it goes in the plan. Where it isn’t, the budget stays in your pocket.
Visibility is monthly work, part of your monthly agreement. The first four months come as a set, because Google takes about that long to show what’s working. After that it’s month to month. The number depends on how much needs fixing versus maintaining. We’ll quote it after a phone call, and the details are on the Pricing page.
You stop. No long contract, and the profile, the accounts, and the reviews are yours. All of it goes with you.
Ready When You Are
Tell us what you want more of.
Calls, bookings, quotes, walk-ins. Tell us what’s happening now and where you want it to go, and you’ll know what we’d work on first.