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You’re not alone. I hear from business owners all the time who’ve wasted months — and thousands of dollars — on SEO campaigns that didn’t move the needle. Empty reports, no phone calls, and no idea what you’re actually paying for.
Most agencies talk about “getting you more traffic,” but what good is traffic if the phone’s not ringing? They rely on cookie-cutter blog posts, random backlinks, or tell you to wait six months with no clear plan.
That’s exactly why I do things differently!
Local SEO Services
My approach is built around one goal: helping your business rank in the top 3 spots on Google Maps — because that’s where 70% of local customers actually click. While most SEO shops chase vanity metrics, I focus on real outcomes: calls, leads, and business growth you can see.
Here’s what I do that most SEO agencies miss: I start by fully optimizing your Google Business Profile — not just filling out the basics, but choosing the right categories, services, and geo-keywords that drive actual searches. Most agencies skip this step or barely touch it — but it’s where local visibility starts.
Next, I restructure your website so each service and each neighborhood you serve has its own SEO-optimized page. Most companies lump everything onto one “Services” page, which limits your visibility. Google rewards relevance — and this structure puts you in more search results, in more areas, faster.
I also sync your website and profile to speak one clear message to Google — matching business info, local signals, embedded maps, and the technical trust signals that actually move rankings. It’s a level of detail most SEO firms don’t even talk about.
And instead of dumping you into cheap directory farms, I build your local authority the right way — through high-trust listings, local Chambers, professional associations, and actual community sponsorships. These aren’t just links — they’re credibility in Google’s eyes.
One client went from page 3 to the Google Maps top 3 in just 90 days — and is now booked out weeks in advance. That’s the kind of impact I aim for.
Most of my clients stay long-term — because when your business grows, I grow. You’ll always work directly with me — no account managers, no fluff. Just clear strategy, real transparency, and results that make sense.
If you’re tired of empty promises and want to finally get found by the customers who are already searching for what you do — let’s talk.
Website Development Services
We create fast, user-friendly websites with clear messaging that converts visitors into leads.
Our designs prioritize speed and usability, ensuring a seamless experience. With strategically placed calls-to-action, our sites are optimized for lead generation and business growth. Let us build your powerful online presence.
Review and discuss your business and marketing goals.
We deliver a marketing plan built for you based on your goals.
We launch the campaigns, monitor, optimize and report.
We Help Small Businesses Dominate Online
Local SEO: out rank competitors on Google
Websites
: convert visitors into customers
Content that Connects: compelling content on multiple channels
Social Media Marketing & Advertising
Pay-Per-Click (PPC)
: Google Advertising
: Centralizes client info, automates tasks, and streamlines communication, freeing you to focus on growing your business.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Short answer: yes, yes you do. Why?
Picture all of your website visitors as a massive pie. For the average website, 50% of that pie will come from search engines like Google. Search engines are a discovery tool, meaning that many of these website visitors are discovering your website for the first time. As more and more people discover your website from search engines, you’ll see each other traffic channel (email, social media, etc.) increase as well. In other words, as this part of your pie gets bigger, the rest of your pie will get bigger as well.
We'll send you instructions to get access to a few of your digital assets such as your website and Google Business Profile. We will also schedule an onboarding meeting within 2 to 5 business days to further discuss the plan and collect feedback from you.
The answer is...it depends. Frustrating, isn’t it?
But it’s the truth. What does it depend on? It depends on how long your website has been around, how much SEO has been done on it previously, what shape the website is in, how much content is on it, its link profile, and many other SEO factors (see infographic below). No two websites are starting from the same place, even if they’re in the same industry and competing for the same customers.
If you have not done so already, read the FAQ, "What's type of SEO activities and results can I expect in the first few months?" It contains a plausible scenario for what your SEO efforts might look like during the initial months, and the results you might expect.
What's type of SEO activities and results can I expect in the first few months?
Month 1 - Research and discovery, website audit, keyword strategy, and planning. In most cases, research and discovery can be done quickly, so technical changes may start being made to the website within the first month.
Month 2 - Begin technical SEO work, that is, making modification to the website based on site audit results. In some cases the website needs to be overhauled, and this of itself can take months. Other SEO activities such as working on the link profile and building content can be done at the same time the overhaul is happening.
Month 3 - Start focusing on content creation. Blogging, FAQs, articles, expanded product/services, company information, etc. You might start seeing some improvements in rankings by the end of this month. If those rankings are translating into leads or sales then even better.
Month 4 - Continued content creation, technical optimization of the website, and development of a healthy link profile (which may include cleaning up low quality links). By this month you could expect to see a marked increase in rankings, traffic, and lead generation. It won’t be anywhere close to the improvements you should 12 months into your SEO efforts, but it should be significant enough that you know SEO is working.
Month 5 - By this month or perhaps earlier in the process you may have started incorporating social media management (see add-on services) into your plan to amplify your content and increase direct traffic to your website. This can lead to a healthy, natural link profile, and of course generate leads in and of itself. We'll continue with content creation and perhaps engage in a some press releases or podcasts. You should be seeing more and more traffic coming in from SEO at this point, and your leads should be growing as a result.
Month 6 - From this point on, our activities will be consistently focused on content creation and promoting that content. We'll also evaluate your keyword rankings and make adjustments to the targeted keywords where we can to increase your reach and visibility. Whatever results you’re getting at 6 months should be considerably less than what you’re getting at 12 months.
Yes, you absolutely can. However, success by any standard rarely comes within the first 3 months, even with a healthy SEO budget.
I’ve seen companies get started the right way, but quit after 2 to 3 months and say “We just weren’t getting the results we needed to justify the cost.” This tells me they went into the exercise with unrealistic expectations.
If you can’t budget for 6 to 12 months of SEO, you might be better off putting that budget somewhere else. Paying for just a few months of SEO is, in many cases, no better than throwing your money away.
SEO is a long term marketing tactic, and shouldn’t be seen as a way to generate sales quickly. However, if you make the proper investment, and plan on being in it for the long haul, SEO is a marketing tactic with one of the best ROIs out there.