Helping Businesses Turn Google Searches Into Customers

No — and anyone who promises you a guaranteed #1 position is not being honest with you. Search rankings depend on your competition, your market, and how long your business has been online. What I can guarantee is the work: thorough keyword research, on-page optimization, and a strategy built specifically for your location and niche. For most local businesses, meaningful ranking movement starts showing in the 2–3 month range. I’ll tell you upfront what’s realistic for your situation before we begin.

Most local businesses start seeing keyword movement within 4–8 weeks. Actual leads and calls typically follow in the 2–3 month window. A brand-new site with no history will naturally take longer than an established domain. The pace also depends on how competitive your market is — a business in a smaller city with limited competitors can see results faster than one going after a saturated metro area. I set realistic timelines at the start, not after things don’t move.

If your customers search for your service on Google before calling someone — and in local home services, they almost always do — then yes, local SEO can work for your business. Before I take on any project, I look at the actual search data for your market: what people are searching, how many competitors are already ranking, and how strong those competitors are. If I don’t see a clear path to results, I’ll tell you directly rather than take your money.

No long-term lock-ins. I work on a project or monthly basis — you’re not committed to 6 or 12 months up front. That said, SEO takes time to compound, so I’m always upfront that stopping early means leaving results on the table. But that’s your call to make, not mine to force.

Not much. Basic information about your business, your target service area, and access to your Google Search Console and Google Business Profile if you already have them. I take care of the research, strategy, and execution. You don’t need any technical knowledge — just be reachable when I have questions about your business.

You’ll get regular updates with the numbers that actually matter — keyword rankings, search impressions, clicks, and lead-generating activity. No jargon-heavy reports designed to impress rather than inform. If something isn’t moving the way it should, I’ll say so and adjust, not hide it behind good-looking vanity metrics.

Both. Several of my clients came with no online presence at all — no website, no Google listing, nothing. I built the site and the SEO strategy together from the ground up. This is often the most effective approach because the site structure, content, and technical setup are all built with ranking in mind from day one, rather than retrofitting SEO onto a site that wasn’t built for it.