Being findable is not the same as being found.
Most small business sites are technically on Google. Almost none of them show up.
Most small business sites are technically on Google.
Almost none of them show up.
I run a variety of SEO services providing support for companies across North Carolina. No guarantees about page one, no monthly reports full of numbers that don’t mean anything. Just the work that gets you in front of people already looking for what you sell.
Local SEO
Your Google Business Profile, your service pages, and your citations all saying the same thing, so you show up when someone nearby searches.
Technical SEO
Site structure, page speed, and crawlability. The unglamorous work that decides whether Google can read your site at all.
On-Page and Content
Pages built around what your customers actually type into Google, not the words your industry uses internally.
What it looks like when this is done right.
Customers can find your site
Someone who's never heard of you understands what you do and who you do it for before they scroll. Your phone number is tappable, your form works, and both are tested on a real phone, not just a desktop preview.
You show up in local search
You show up when people in your area search for what you sell. Your Google listing, your site, and your social accounts all say the same thing in the same voice. When you hand someone your card, you're not bracing for what they'll find.
You stop thinking about it
You're not thinking about it. It runs, it's backed up, it's updated, and if something breaks you have one person to call who already knows the site because he built it.
Where SEO Fits
Search Engine Optimization keeps you findable for your customers. Without it, your chances of being found over your competitors can be slim. It won’t work on a broken site. If yours is slow, hard to crawl, or built on something that fights back, that gets fixed first.
WordPress Tweaks
Once the site runs as it should, the next question is what will bring customers to it. Blogs, guides, and pages that answer what your customers are actively searching for.
Copywriting
Keyword research tells you what pages you need. It doesn’t write them. I’ll write your service pages around what people actually search for, in language that sounds like your business not a series of keywords off a list.