SEO Services
SEO services and local SEO for small businesses, from an SEO consultant who's kept his own business on page one of Google for years.
Most websites aren't invisible because Google dislikes them. They're invisible because they don't use the words customers type. I find those words, build your pages around them and fix whatever is holding your site back.
The big idea
The most valuable thing I do in SEO usually isn't technical. It's noticing that a business and its customers are using different words.
Cresey Products makes them, and that's what every buyer searches. Their site used factory names like "Production Coils" instead. Their own retailers outranked them for their own product.
Only "Western New York." Every search with "Buffalo" in it got zero clicks.
Nobody searches for that. "Website audit" gets 3,600 searches a month. (That's been fixed.)
Fixing this isn't a trick. It's listening to how people actually talk, then making sure your website talks the same way.
Burned before?
If you've been burned by an SEO company before, you're not alone. Plenty of business owners have paid for "SEO" month after month and never found out what they were actually paying for.
What you get
Search volumes, what advertisers pay per click and what's already bringing you traffic. Not guesses.
One main topic per page, so your own pages don't compete with each other.
Page titles, headings and the words on the page. I'm an SEO-Certified Copywriter.
Pages Google can't find, broken links, duplicate pages, redirects and sitemaps.
Your Google Business Profile, plus your name, address and phone number matching everywhere they appear online.
It's how we see what people searched before they found you.
What changed, what improved and what's next.
Clear answers, real facts and named results: the things AI assistants quote.
Local SEO
If your customers are nearby, most of them will find you in the map results, not the regular listings. That's local SEO, and it has its own rules:
That last one is easy to miss. When I started on LJ Hair Design, the salon's old address and old phone number were still listed on directory sites across the web. Every one of those mismatches chips away at how much Google trusts the business.
Google Business Profile Optimization →What's changing
More people now ask ChatGPT or Google's AI answers instead of scrolling through search results. In my own keyword research this year, generic searches like "SEO company" dropped sharply from the year before. Local "near me" searches grew.
AI tools pull their answers from websites that clearly say who you are, what you do, where you do it and what results you've gotten. That's the same work good SEO has always required, done more carefully.
Results
Cris is also a wizard with SEO and has helped me, in a very short time, reach number one on Google search.
I figured it would take months if not a full year to see the results of the work we did together. Instead, I noticed a jump in inquiries RIGHT AWAY!
He gathered a bunch of information about me and then went to work creating clear, compelling, SEO-friendly messages.
SEO takes time and is a marathon, not a sprint.
Honest answer
He's right. Most businesses see real movement in a few months, sometimes sooner in a less crowded market. I start with the quick wins (page titles, local listings, obvious gaps) so you're not waiting on everything at once.
And one honest warning: anyone who guarantees you a #1 ranking is guessing. Google itself says nobody can promise that. What I can promise is careful work, current techniques and a clear report on what's changing.
The process
Where you rank now, what's broken and where the opportunities are.
Which words belong on which page.
Technical problems first, then the copy, page by page.
Every month, in plain English, with what changed and what's next.
Usually a few months for real movement. Quick fixes like page titles and local listings can help sooner.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. I'll show you exactly what I'm doing and what's improving.
No. I use only ethical, current techniques. Bought links can get a site penalized.
Yes. I do SEO on Wix sites as well as WordPress. If your site needs a rebuild, I'll tell you. If it doesn't, I won't push one.
Not always. When a blog will help, I'll give you a plan for which topics to write about and why, so every post has a job.
Tell me what you sell and where. I'll take a look at how you show up on Google right now.