More calls from Google.

We set the right primary and secondary categories, list every service you offer, set your service area, add real photos and keep posts and hours current. Many local calls start in the map results, so a complete, active profile is usually the first thing we fix for a trades business.

A page for each main town you work in helps you show up there, but only if each one says something real: the jobs you do there, how far you travel, what’s different about the area. Copies with the town name swapped can hurt more than help, so we write fewer, better pages.

We set up a simple ask that goes out after the job is done, by text or email, with a direct link to your review page. We never buy or fake reviews, and we don’t filter out unhappy customers, which Google doesn’t allow. Steady, real reviews from finished jobs are what count.

It depends on your market and where you start. Fixing your Google profile and listings often shows up in the map results first; pages for services and towns take longer to rank. We report calls and inquiries every month, so you see what’s moving instead of waiting on a promise.

No, and be wary of anyone who does. Google decides rankings, and it changes how it ranks often. What we commit to is the work, done properly every month, and a plain report on the calls and inquiries it brings in. If a month doesn’t move those numbers, we say so and change course.

The numbers that matter to the business, which are calls, inquiries, quotes and sales, and where each one came from. Rankings and traffic are in there too, but they’re not the headline. Each report says what we did, what changed and what comes next month, in plain language rather than a dashboard dump.