A simple system, executed cleanly.
No secret sauce, no jargon. Four stages, each one measurable, built for how people actually find solar installers and electricians: they search, they compare the top three, they call one.
Audit
We benchmark your visibility against the competitors actually taking your calls, suburb by suburb.
Fix the foundation
Business profile, site speed, service pages, schema. The unglamorous work that moves map rankings.
Build the surface area
City and service pages carrying real market data, published in tranches and indexed deliberately.
Prove it
Calls recorded and attributed to keywords. You see cost per booked job, every month.
The first ninety days, concretely.
Weeks 1 to 2: the audit. We benchmark your visibility suburb by suburb and grade your Google Business Profile against the three competitors taking your calls. You see the gap in numbers, not adjectives.
Weeks 3 to 6: the foundation. Profile rebuilt and fed weekly, citations and site structure corrected, call tracking installed so nothing that follows goes unmeasured. Google's own documentation on how local ranking works names relevance, distance, and prominence; this phase attacks the first and third directly.
Weeks 7 to 13: the surface area. Service and city pages ship in tranches with real local data, review velocity ramps from finished jobs, and the first exclusive calls start landing on the tracked line. Map pack movement typically shows in this window; organic keeps compounding after it.
Every call, on the record.
Calls are recorded and attributed to the exact keyword that produced them. Your monthly report is one page: calls, rankings that moved, jobs booked, and what happens next month. If a month does not earn its fee, you can leave; there is no contract holding you.
Why does SEO take months when ads work immediately? +
Ads rent the top of the page; rankings earn it. Google needs to see the foundation, the pages, and the review velocity before it moves you up, and that trust compounds instead of expiring. The map pack usually moves first, inside sixty to ninety days.
What do we have to do ourselves? +
Three things: give us access, take the calls, and ask finished customers for reviews when we hand you the system for it. Everything else, from pages to profile posts, is our job.
How do we know it is working before the calls ramp? +
You watch the same numbers we do: suburb-level rankings, profile actions, and indexed pages, reported weekly. Leading indicators move before the phone does, and you see both.
What happens if we stop? +
You keep everything: the site, the content, the profile improvements, the call history. Rankings built on real substance decay slowly, unlike ads, which stop the same day.