Google matches searches to pages, not to businesses.
A homepage that lists eleven services ranks properly for none of them. When somebody searches for one service in one town, Google looks for a page about that service in that town, and if you do not have one, the business that does gets the call, whatever the difference in workmanship.
The other half is trust signals you do not control from your website at all: whether your name, address and phone agree across the web, how many reviews you have against the three businesses above you, and whether your details are structured so an AI assistant can repeat them. None of it is hard. All of it is tedious, which is why it loses to the day job every week.
What the work actually is.
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A page for every service and every town you work
Written properly, one by one, because thin copy-paste town pages are a penalty waiting to happen. We publish a guide saying exactly that, and we hold our own work to it.
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Your details made to agree everywhere
Old directory listings, a stale suite number, a phone number you stopped using. When those disagree, the signal splits. Cleaning them up is often the cheapest win available.
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Reviews, asked for every time
A review request goes out when the job is done, every time, without gating and without you remembering. Volume and recency are what searchers and rankings both read.
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Markup that machines can quote
Your services, prices, hours and reviews structured so Google can show them and an AI assistant asked for a recommendation can name you instead of guessing.
What we set up with you.
The service and town map
We list what you actually sell and where you actually work, then build the pages in priority order, highest-value service in the closest town first.
The cleanup pass
Every place your business details appear gets found and corrected, so the versions of you on the web stop contradicting each other.
A number you can watch
Impressions and calls from search, in the dashboard, so you can see the line move instead of taking our word for it.
The price is on the page, not on a sales call.
It is part of the Get found package at $35 a month. That adds to Gold at $80 a month plus a $250 one time build fee, and comes included on Diamond at $215 a month. Every price we charge is published, and this one runs on a site we did not build.
Get found
The package this belongs to. Add it to Gold, or get it included on Diamond. It also runs on a website we did not build.
Gold
The site itself: a custom build, hosting, your domain, intake forms, a visitor dashboard and the answers assistant.
Diamond
Everything in Gold with no build fee, plus all four packages, monitoring, priority on changes and your numbers emailed monthly.
Month to month, no cancellation fee, and your domain is registered in your name. Full details on the pricing page, and the whole list of what we run is on the services page.
What it will not do.
- It will not rank you in weeks for a competitive term. Indexing takes days; competing takes months, and anyone who quotes the first timeline for the second question is selling you the wrong thing. We wrote down how long it really takes, and it applies to us too.
- It will not beat a competitor who is simply doing more, forever. If they have years of reviews, more pages and older links, this work closes the gap; it does not teleport over it. What you get from us is the true position, not a promise.
- And it cannot fix a service nobody searches for. If the demand is not there, we will show you the numbers and tell you where the money is better spent, including on nothing.
Asked before people buy this.
What do local SEO services include?
A page for every service and town you work, your business details corrected everywhere they appear, automatic review requests after each job, and structured markup so Google and AI assistants can quote your details. The tedious checklist, run on a schedule.
What do SEO services for small business cost?
Get found is $35 a month, addable to Gold, and it works on a website we did not build. Plans themselves are public: Gold is $80 a month plus a $250 one time build fee, and Diamond at $215 a month includes every package.
How long until local SEO shows results?
Indexing happens in days. Ranking for a competitive service search takes months, and the honest answer depends on who is above you and how long they have been working at it. We put the timeline in writing before you pay.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No, and nobody honest does, because the ranking is decided by Google, not by the person you are paying. What we commit to is the work, in writing, and a number you can watch move.
Do I need a new website for local SEO?
No. Get found works on the site you already have. If the site itself is the problem, we will say so and show you why rather than quietly selling you one.
Keep reading.
Why is my business not showing up on Google is the diagnosis this service answers, the map pack is the half that lives on your Google profile, and how long SEO takes is the timeline nobody puts in writing. Getting found in AI search covers the newest surface, and service area pages explains why we refuse to build the thin town pages other providers sell.
Findable for the work you are already good at.
Tell us what you sell and the towns you work. We come back with the page map, what is broken in your listings, and the price in writing.