SEO, content and websites for small businesses

Google ranks local businesses on how relevant they are to the search, how close they are to the searcher, and how prominent they are online. Nobody can move your office, so we work on the other two, every month.

• Your website: technical fixes, page titles and headings, and a page for each service.
• Google Business Profile: the right categories, services, service areas, photos and weekly posts.
• Reviews: a review link and follow-up messages after each job, and a reply to every review.
• Directory listings: your name and phone number listed the same way on the directories Google trusts.
• A monthly map report: where you rank at points across your service area, and what changed.

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Google can only show you for searches your site has an answer to. If you only have a home page, you only rank for your name. Content gives Google a page to show for "cabinet painting in Edison" or "furnace repair cost".

• A content plan built from what customers in your towns actually search.
• New service and town pages, written for your business.
• Articles that answer the questions customers ask before they call.
• Rewrites of pages that aren't ranking.

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Every site we build is hand-written HTML, not a heavy page builder, so it stays fast on a weak phone signal.

• Clear from the first screen: what you do, where you work, and a button to call.
• A page for each service, so "roof repair" and "roof replacement" can each rank.
• Your Google Business Profile set up and linked, if you don't have one yet.
• We write the copy. You don't need to write a word.

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We check every page of your site: technical SEO, speed on a phone, content, schema, images, local SEO and AI search. You get a score, and every problem explained: what it is, why it costs you calls, and exactly how to fix it.

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What shapes the scope:

• Competition: how strong the businesses ranking above you are.
• Your website: how big it is and how much needs fixing or building.
• Markets and service areas: how many towns and services you want to win.
• Content: how many new pages and articles it takes to compete.
• Current visibility: where you show up on Google today.
• Growth goals: where you want more customers, and how fast.

You get the recommended scope and price in writing before any work starts.