When an owner asks for SEO, what they usually mean is: when someone nearby searches for what I do, I want to show up, and I want them to call. That is local search, and most of it runs through your Google Business Profile and the listings that feed it, not through tricks on the site. Local SEO starts at $500 a month, and the work has three parts.
1. Google Business Profile work
The profile is what shows in the map results, with your hours, phone, photos, reviews and services. We keep it complete and current: categories and services that match what you do, hours that match the door, photos of the real business, posts when there is something to say, and answers to the questions customers leave there.
2. Listings cleanup
Your business is listed in more places than you have looked: directories, map apps, data brokers. When the name, address, phone or hours differ from one to the next, the profile suffers and customers get sent to the wrong place. We find the listings and make name, address, phone and hours match everywhere.
3. On-page work on your site
The site has to say, plainly, what you do and where, on pages a search engine can read: page titles, headings, the service area, the address and phone in the right places. We work on your existing site if it allows it, or on the one we build.