The method
Ninety days, honestly spent.
No dark arts, no "we'll submit you to 500 directories". Local SEO is a set of compounding habits done in the right order. Here is the order.
WEEKS 1–2
The forensic audit
We take your online presence apart and lay the pieces on the bench. Every ranking on a 25-point grid around your premises — expanded to a 49-point grid once you're a client, every competitor in your pack, every citation that disagrees about your phone number.
- Ranking grid across your whole service area — not just outside your front door
- Competitor teardown: why the current top three are the top three
- Profile, website and citation health check
WEEKS 3–4
The rebuild
Your Google Business Profile is rebuilt field by field: primary and secondary categories, services with real search language, attributes, opening hours, products, and a photo library that looks like your actual business.
- Category strategy matched to highest-intent searches
- Citations corrected everywhere that matters
- Local schema and location pages on your website
WEEKS 5–8
The review engine
We wire review requests into the way you already close jobs — a text at the perfect moment, one tap to Google. Then we reply to every review in your voice, because an answered review is worth two silent ones.
- Automated, polite, guideline-compliant asking
- Reply playbook for the good, the bad and the baffling
- 3–6 genuine new reviews a month, forever
WEEKS 9–12
Content that carries weight
Service pages and area pages written for the humans who land on them and structured for the crawler that judges them. Your website becomes the evidence that backs your profile's claims.
- One page per service, per area — done properly, not templated
- Weekly profile posts that show a business with a pulse
- Internal linking that makes every page stronger
ONGOING
Compound & prove
From day one you get the ranking grid — your visibility measured at forty-nine real points across town, and every scan kept. Each month we re-scan and put the maps side by side: where you've turned green, what we did, what's next. If a number goes down, we say so, and say why — one scan is weather; the trend is the climate.
