I get local businesses found by people ready to buy.
One person, not an agency floor. You get my cell number, monthly reporting in plain English, and work you can actually see.
What working together looks like
Three businesses, every week
Two in Portland, one national. Small enough a list that you can click every one and see the work.
Google Search Console and GA4, measured against a January to March baseline taken before any work began. Lead figure is a 90 day average. Every number comes from the client's own reporting and they can confirm it.
What I actually do
Most of it is search. The rest is whatever else is stopping the phone from ringing.
Local SEO
The specialty. Map pack, service area pages, city pages, and the technical work underneath. Built around the towns you actually drive to.
Where most of the work goesAI search visibility
Getting quoted by AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity when someone asks for a recommendation. Structured content, schema, and answers written to be lifted cleanly.
Google Business Profile
Posts, photos, categories, services, review replies. The single highest-leverage asset a local business owns, and the one most often left alone.
Website rebuild
If the site is holding everything else back, I rebuild it as part of the retainer rather than selling it as a separate project.
Included when neededGoogle Ads
Local Services Ads and search campaigns when you want leads faster than organic can deliver. Managed against booked jobs, not clicks.
Content and email
Blog posts that answer what customers search, job photos posted to social, and email to the list you already have. Short form video is a conversation.
Why a solo operator beats an agency for this
Agencies put a junior on your account and a project manager between you and them. That is the whole business model.
You text me directly
No ticket, no account manager, no waiting until Tuesday. If something breaks on your site on a Saturday, you have my number.
The person you hire does the work
Every page, every fix, every report is mine. Nothing gets handed to an offshore team the week after you sign.
You can see what changed
Every month you get a log of what was published, fixed, or filed, with the ranking movement next to it. Not a traffic graph and a shrug.
I tell you which numbers are inflated
Google's AI search counts impressions differently now, so that metric is up across the whole web for reasons no agency can take credit for. I will point that out on your report rather than put it on the first slide.
Reporting you will actually read
Monthly by default. Weekly if you would rather stay close to it. Either way it is written for a business owner, not another marketer.
See a sample reportQuestions I get asked
How much does this cost?
How long before I see anything?
Do I have to sign a contract?
What if my website is the problem?
Do you work with my competitors?
What do you need from me?
Let's find out if I can help
A short call, no pitch deck. I will look at your site and your profile beforehand and tell you what I would do first, whether or not you hire me.