Audit & action plan
Your site, search data, competitors and GBP/GMB profile reviewed first. You get a written plan you can measure against.
SEO · Google Business Profile · Local search
Technical SEO and Google Business Profile (GBP/GMB) work for local businesses that already have a website — but still lose the customer to whoever appears first.
Problem
It is rarely about price. It is a page that loads slowly, copy that never answers the question, and a Google Business Profile that was started and then abandoned.
Every month that stays unfixed is a month of ready-to-buy customers handed to a competitor who did the boring work.
Something technical or editorial is holding the pages back. Without fixing it, every new article lands on the same ceiling.
Your GBP/GMB profile is incomplete, so you do not exist when someone searches nearby with money in hand.
Visitors arrive, read, and leave. The page never tells them what to do next.
Solution · Services
Your site, search data, competitors and GBP/GMB profile reviewed first. You get a written plan you can measure against.
The fixes that let Google crawl, index and load your pages quickly on a phone with a weak signal.
Titles, structure and page copy that answer the query and move the visitor to act instead of closing the tab.
Keyword research, topic clusters and articles built around the questions buyers actually type into Google.
Service-area pages, citations, and the full profile: categories, services, photos, posts and review requests.
Search Console, analytics, ranking movement — and one clear next action every month.
Proof
Every month you get the same ledger: what came from search, what came from the map, and what turned into an enquiry. No vanity dashboard, no score that only goes up.
Illustrative figures. Yours will differ — the point is that every number traces back to a source you can open yourself.
Sources: Search Console, Business Profile insights, and your own enquiry log.
Outcome
Not a promised number. These are the changes you can check yourself in Search Console, in Maps, and in the inbox.
Pages start ranking for the service terms buyers type, not just your brand name.
Your profile shows up for “near me” searches in the areas you actually serve.
Reviews, photos and complete hours cut the hesitation before someone picks up the phone.
You can see which page and which search term produced which enquiry.
A ranking position, a traffic number, or a timeline I cannot control. Nobody can honestly guarantee those. What I do promise is the work, the measurement, and an honest reading of the data every month.
Process
No work starts before the diagnosis is written down.
Site, search visibility, competitors and GBP/GMB profile reviewed together, so the plan reflects your reality and not a template.
Every finding ranked by business impact. You approve the order before anything is changed.
Technical foundation, page copy, local signals, then the path from landing to enquiry.
The data is read, explained, and turned into the next single action. Then the cycle repeats.
Questions
Technical fixes usually start to register within 2–6 weeks. Content and GBP/GMB typically move in the second or third month. That is why I send a report every month, so you can see what changed instead of waiting in the dark.
No. If your site is already solid, I strengthen what is there: speed, page copy, structure and GBP/GMB optimization. A rebuild only makes sense when there is a structural problem that cannot be fixed in place.
Yes, and it is often the fastest first move if you run a shop or a service in a specific area. It works far better when the website and the profile are handled together, because they feed each other.
It depends on the condition of your website, your service area and your goals. That is why the first step is always an audit: it is free, you see what actually needs fixing, and the number is clear before you decide anything.
Next step
Tell me what you sell, where you serve, and what is not working yet. I will tell you honestly which step makes sense first — SEO, GBP/GMB, or neither.