Find out what works before you spend.
The company name is not an accident. Test the market first: see what is already earning the clicks in your town, then decide where the money goes.
Everything we look at is public
Their pages, their listings, and what search engines already report about them. There is nothing secret involved. Most businesses simply never sit down and look properly.
What is actually working, and for whom
- Who holds the top three spots for the searches that matter to you, and the specific reason they hold them
- The searches your competitors show up for that you do not
- What their pages do that yours does not, concretely, not as a list of adjectives
- Google Analytics 4 and Search Console set up so the numbers actually mean something
- Tracking on the things that count as a win: calls, form submissions, direction requests
- A short written report you can read in ten minutes, not a dashboard login you will never open
- A monthly plain-English note on what moved and what we would do next
The gap is smaller than it looks
When we line you up against the businesses ahead of you, the distance is almost never talent or budget. It is four or five specific, boring things they did and you did not.
Naming those things is the entire job. Once they are written down, most of them take a week.
Illustrative positions, not your numbers. Your real ones come back with the free visibility check, alongside the reason for each.
What actually happens
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Agree what a win looks like
A phone call, a form, a booked job. If we do not agree on this first, the numbers afterwards are decoration.
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Look at the competition properly
The businesses ahead of you in search, what their pages say, how their listings are set up, and where the gap actually is.
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Set up the measurement
Analytics and Search Console configured, conversion tracking on the things that matter, and no tracking you cannot justify.
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Report in English
Each month: what moved, what did not, and the one thing we would change next. No jargon you would have to look up.
Questions we get asked about this
What do I actually receive?
A short written report you can read in ten minutes: who is ahead of you, the specific reasons, and a ranked list of what to fix first. Not a dashboard login you will never open.
Is Google Analytics free?
Yes. Google Analytics 4 and Search Console are both free. What you are paying for is having them set up so the numbers mean something, and having someone read them each month.
Do you spy on my competitors?
No. Everything we look at is public: their pages, their listings, and what search engines already report about them. There is nothing secret involved, most people just never look properly.
Can you tell me what to charge?
Not directly, that is your call. What the research does show is how the businesses winning in your town position and describe themselves, which is usually more useful than the number itself.
Often paired with
See where you stand against your competition.
The free visibility check is a small version of this: who is ahead of you in search right now, and the reason why.