Find the gaps between what you offer and what people can find. Technical fixes, useful service content, and local search work, with priorities tied to your business.
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- A good fit if
- You have a website and a clear offer, but your key services are hard to find in search, or the inquiries from search have stalled.
- Where we start
- Share your website, your priority services and the places you serve. Search Console and analytics data help if you have them.
- What it costs
- The quote depends on the condition of the site, the areas you cover and how much content and implementation is needed. An audit and ongoing work can be quoted separately.
- How long it takes
- An audit sets the first priorities. Search changes take time to show up, so work and review dates are agreed separately from any hoped-for ranking gain.
Your proposal lists which of these your project needs, what is included and what is priced separately.
Search and site review
A look at your pages, your search performance and any technical problems before anything gets changed.
Matching searches to pages
The searches your customers make, matched to the page that answers each one best.
Technical fixes
Crawling, indexing, internal links and page speed problems fixed, within the scope we agree.
Service and content improvements
Clearer service pages, and new content only where customers have a question your site does not answer.
Local visibility
Your Google Business Profile, listings and location pages reviewed wherever they matter for your area.
Progress reporting
Plain reports that connect the work done to search visibility, visits and inquiries, and say what is still uncertain.
Real client projects, anonymized. Client names and identifying details are left out. They show how a project was approached, not a result promised for your business.
- +214% organic traffic in 6 months for a multi-location HVAC companyHVAC, Southeast U.S.They had been relying almost entirely on referrals and paid leads. The website looked outdated, loaded slowly, and barely ranked outside of the brand name. Most service pages were thin, and Google Business Profiles were inconsistent across locations.
- +96% case evaluations for a personal injury firmPersonal injury law, FloridaThe firm was spending heavily on PPC but had weak organic rankings. The site was slow, the content was generic, and competitors were outranking them for car accident and injury terms.
- +246% location page traffic for a multi-state pest control franchisePest control, Multi-stateThe company had multiple franchise locations but no consistent local SEO strategy. Location pages were thin, duplicate, and not converting well. Franchisees were frustrated that competitors appeared above them in maps.
- +227% organic traffic for a med spa competing in a crowded marketMed spa, ArizonaThe med spa was competing in a crowded market and relying heavily on Instagram. The website had weak treatment pages, no strong SEO structure, and almost no organic leads for injectables, laser treatments, or skin services.
Questions about SEO
How is the work priced?
The quote depends on the condition of your site, how many areas you cover, and how much content and implementation is needed. A one-off audit and ongoing work are quoted separately, and ongoing work runs month to month.
How long does SEO take?
For local service businesses, movement in the map results usually shows within two to four months. Competitive searches take six to twelve months to hold. Work and review dates are agreed up front, separately from any hoped-for ranking gain.
Can you guarantee rankings?
No. Search results depend on factors beyond one website, and anyone who promises a ranking is guessing. You get a clear scope, useful work and honest reporting on what changed.
What happens after I get in touch?
Nick reads what you send and replies by email. If the project looks like a fit, the next step is a conversation about the work before any proposal.
Nick reads every message himself and replies by email to work out the next step.