Small business SEO services that get you found on Google and in AI answers.

We start with anything that stops Google or AI crawlers from reading your site properly: crawl errors, broken redirects, duplicate titles and slow templates. That includes pages blocked by robots rules (the file that tells crawlers what they may read) and missing canonical tags (tags that tell Google which version of a page is the main one). Speed belongs here too, measured against our build target of under 2.0 seconds on a mid-range phone.

We also check that your main content is in the HTML the server sends, since several AI crawlers skip JavaScript; our web design page explains why we build new sites in static HTML. On sites we launch, Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools are set up on day one. On a retainer we set up whichever of the two you are missing.

Schema, the structured data search engines read, is maintained here too, matched to the visible text and revalidated after each change; the AEO and GEO page covers the page types. Each fix is logged with the page it touched and the date.

Content earns new rankings. The keyword map tells us which pages your market searches for that you do not have yet: a page per service, pages for locations with real demand, comparison pages, and answers to the questions customers ask before they buy. Each month we add the pages your market searches for, chosen from the keyword map by demand and within the monthly scope we agree in writing.

Each new page opens with a direct answer, carries specific facts and ends with a short FAQ. Existing service pages get a Quick Facts block, a short box listing their prices, areas and turnaround. You approve every page before it goes live. Where your profession has its own advertising rules, that approval includes confirming the page meets them, because we do not check profession-specific rules.

We refresh your key pages on a schedule, and sooner when one slips, since AI assistants that search live favor recent pages. We also add internal links from the pages that get traffic to the pages that bring in work, with anchor text that describes the destination.

A directory listing is any entry for your business name, address and phone number on another site. We set up and maintain your Google Business Profile and Bing Places listing as standard, plus the directories that matter in your trade. Your Google and Bing profiles drive the map results people see when they search for a service near them.

Every listing is checked against your fact registry, the one master record of your name, address, phone, hours and services that we keep for each client. Matching details make AI assistants more likely to repeat your facts and name you, and conflicts such as an old address weaken both your map results and your AI mentions. Each month we fix inconsistencies and add listings where they are missing.

You get one report a month, in the layout described above: Google rankings for your mapped terms, the traffic and inquiries those pages produced, and the work done. AI engines follow one at a time: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, each with the prompts that mention you, whether you are linked and whether the details are right.

Each AI result shows what the engine said on the day we tested, because answers change from day to day and from person to person. The report ends with next month's priorities and the reasons for them, so nothing in the following month comes as a surprise.