Service and area pages.
One page for each service and each place you work, written to answer what people actually ask before they call.
People now ask Google, ChatGPT and Gemini who to call. I cannot make any of them recommend you, and I will not pretend otherwise. I can make sure that when they look, your business is easy to find, easy to understand and described the same way everywhere.
One page for each service and each place you work, written to answer what people actually ask before they call.
Speed, indexing, titles and internal links, plus fixes for anything that stops search engines reading the site.
Your business, services, service area and hours, stated in a form machines can read.
Your name, details and services described the same way on your site, your profile, the directories and your social profiles.
FAQs and articles that answer specific buyer questions, added as the plan calls for them.
The questions your customers ask, put to AI tools on a schedule, with a record of whether you appear and what they say about you.
Where you show up today, for which searches and in which AI answers, and what is missing.
Pages, structure, data and consistency fixed in order of impact.
New answers added, the public information kept consistent, and a report naming the exact searches and AI questions checked.
Content added as the plan calls for it, information kept consistent, and a monthly report with the specific searches and AI questions tracked.
They read many of the same sources. SEO is about ranking in search results. AI search is about being described correctly when someone asks a tool for a recommendation. The groundwork for both is the same: clear pages, consistent details and real proof.
Search changes usually take weeks to months to show. The monthly report shows what moved and what did not, so you are never guessing.
For a local business, usually yes. The profile is one of the main sources both Google and AI tools read. The two are normally scoped together.