Search Engine Optimization
Showing up when customers search is the difference between a full calendar and a quiet phone. We keep your site and your Google listing in the shape Google rewards, every day, and report to you every week.
Most SEO problems are small, boring, and invisible to the owner: a title that runs long, a page with no heading, a listing with the wrong hours, a sitemap Google stopped trusting. Each one costs a little. Together they decide who ranks.
We find them every day, fix them in priority order, verify each one live, and tell you what changed. No campaigns, no jargon, no dashboard to log into.
What's included
- A daily audit of every page, your Google listing, and your reviews
- Fixes in small batches, reviewed by a person before they go live
- Friday verification of every change, exactly as a visitor sees it
- One plain-English report a week, the search numbers on the 1st
- Reviews answered the same day, the listing up to date
- Every change logged with a before and after
What to expect
Fixes go live in week one. Google takes four to twelve weeks to react to them, so the first month is about the foundation and the numbers move after that. The charts on the home page are what that looks like on real sites.
What it costs
Core, $2,250 a month. Growth, $4,500 a month, adds two articles a week and email to your list.
See the plansStart with the free check
Homepage only. The full audit covers every page and your listing.
Questions owners ask
01How long before I see anything?
Fixes start going live the first week. Google takes four to twelve weeks to react to them, so the first month is about getting the foundation right, and the numbers move after that. The charts on this page show what that looks like on real sites.
02Who actually does the work, a person or AI?
Both, with a clear split. Systems we built do the checking, the drafting, the verifying, and the reporting, every day on a schedule. We read what they find, decide what goes live, and answer for it. Nothing changes on your site without a person approving it.
03What do I have to do?
Read one email a week. It says what was wrong, what got fixed, and what's next. If you want a say on something before it goes live, articles for instance, say so once and those wait for you.
Find out what Google sees. The list is yours either way.
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