Get found by the people already looking for you
Most customers search before they call. We make sure your business is what they find: a site search engines can read, a proper Google Business Profile, and pages for the searches that bring you work. Each month you get a short report on what moved and what we did.
Every build launches with search set up. Ongoing search work is monthly, scoped on a call.
What changes when search works
A practice shows up when someone nearby searches for what it treats. A store's products appear for the product, not only for the brand name. Twenty years of articles become findable again.
That last one is ArtsEtc, Barbados's arts publication: about 100 pages visible to search before the rebuild, about 490 after, with every old link still working.
What search work includes
A search audit, written up
What your site does well, what stops it being found, and what to fix first, in that order.
A site search engines can read
Speed, page structure, titles and descriptions, schema markup, a sitemap, and a redirect for anything that moved.
Your Google Business Profile
Set up or cleaned up: the right hours, categories, and photos, and a link to the site. For a lot of customers it is the first thing they see.
Pages for what people search
Service and location pages, and posts that answer the questions customers ask before they call.
Ready for AI answers
Pages structured so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI answers can quote you accurately when someone asks about your trade.
A monthly report
What moved, what we did, and what is next, in plain English. No dashboard to decode.
Search works best on a site built for it. See websites.
How search work is priced
Every build launches with search set up: the structure, the sitemap, the search console, the analytics. Ongoing search work, where we keep moving a site up for the searches that matter, is monthly and scoped on a call, usually for businesses we already look after. It starts with an audit, and you get a report each month.
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Questions
Start with an audit
Thirty minutes on a call: what people search for in your trade, where you show up today, and whether search work is worth paying for.