Three services, one goal

The same standard underneath all three

Whichever service you start with, the way the work is done does not change. The person who audits your site is the person who does the work: no junior handoff after the sale, no account manager relaying messages. We implement rather than advise, because a list of recommendations just moves the hard part onto you. We learn your trade before we write about it, by asking what customers actually ask and what a bad job looks like in your work. And we follow it through to inquiries rather than rankings, with tracking set up so you can see which pages produce calls and forms.

How to tell which one you need

Most businesses do not need all three at once. The symptom usually points at the answer.

If nearby customers are searching for what you sell and finding someone else, the problem is usually local. You are missing from the map pack, your profile is half filled in, or the areas you cover have no pages of their own.

If you rank for your business name and almost nothing else, there is probably nothing on the site to rank. Search engines rank pages, and pages are content.

If you have decent pages that never move, something underneath is capping them: pages that cannot be crawled, a site that is slow on a phone, or a structure that buries your best work.

If more than one of those sounds familiar, that is normal, and it is what the audit is for.

What happens after the audit

The audit is step one of the method, and it is free. A real person reviews your site by hand and sends back a prioritized list of what to fix, ranked by impact, within 3 business days. You keep it whether you hire us or not.

If you go ahead, the first month is foundation work: the fixes holding everything else back. From there the work moves to content and authority, then to measuring against the baseline we set at the start. You get a written report every month covering what was done, what moved, and what is next. Everything is month to month, with no setup fee and no lock-in.