Local search is won on technical details most businesses can't execute themselves: schema markup, site architecture, citation consistency, page speed, keyword targeting. I get the structure right so the phone rings.
I'm not optimizing for some abstract national keyword. I'm optimizing for the 30,000 people within driving distance of your front door, and the way they actually search for your service.
SEO works best when it's structured into the site at the foundation. Schema, headings, internal linking, page speed, all done at build time, not retrofitted three months in by a panicked agency.
No 38-page PDFs of vanity metrics. Each month: rankings up or down, calls and form fills attributed, what we're doing next. That's it.
No gating. No "premium tier" for the things any decent SEO setup should already do. Different packages just means different cadence, not different completeness.
No annual contracts. No 12-month "trust the process" pitch. If three months in you don't see the needle moving, we either change strategy or part ways.
Full technical audit, on-page optimization, schema, Google Business Profile, initial citation building, and a keyword strategy document. Run it yourself from there, or add the monthly retainer.
Foundation plus ongoing optimization, monthly tracking, and small content updates. The default for service businesses.
For businesses serving 3+ cities or competing in saturated markets. More content, more outreach, more pressure.
Roughly 92% of search clicks happen on page one. Over half of all organic clicks go to the top three results. If your business isn't in that map pack and the top organic results, you might as well not exist for that search.
Local SEO is the work of getting you there and keeping you there as competitors push back. The tactics aren't secret. The discipline is what's rare.
Local plumber in Windsor, CO. Started on page four for "plumber near me." Twelve months of disciplined local SEO later: top of the map pack, top of the organic results, and the phone hasn't stopped ringing.
If your question isn't here, just text. The audit is free either way.
Free SEO Audit →Honestly: 30-90 days for early movement, 6-12 months for serious gains. Anyone promising you page one in 30 days is either lying or doing something Google will eventually penalize you for. Local SEO compounds, slow at first, then sharp.
Not necessarily, but it helps a lot. If your current site is on a builder that ships heavy, slow code, optimization hits a ceiling. We'll do an honest audit upfront. Sometimes the answer is rebuild, sometimes it's just elbow grease on what you have.
Ads are rented attention. You pay every click, the moment you stop paying, you disappear. SEO is owned attention, slower to build, but compounds for years. The right answer for most local businesses is some of both.
Never. The risk-to-reward on black-hat tactics in 2026 is terrible. Google catches it, you lose rankings, and recovery takes years. The work I do is the work that lasts.
Any time, no penalty, no termination fee. I keep clients by getting results, not by locking them in. If you cancel, you keep all the work done up to that point. It's yours.
Totally fine. I work on existing sites all the time, including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and custom builds. Some platforms have technical limits on what's possible, and I'll be honest about that during the audit.
The discovery call is 30 minutes, free, and there's no follow-up sales sequence. Worst case you walk away with a clear opinion on what your current site is costing you.