SEO That Gets You Found by People Who Actually Hire You

Local SEO and technical cleanup built around real search intent — not vanity traffic. More qualified visitors, more inquiries, less guessing.

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A quick check to see if this design-first approach fits your goals — and what great web design actually improves.

Great fit if you need

A clean, modern design that feels premium, loads fast, and immediately earns trust — with UX that guides visitors toward calling, booking, or requesting a quote.

Clarity & trust

Clear hierarchy, spacing, and messaging so visitors instantly understand who you are and why choose you.

Conversion flow

Layouts structured to guide attention toward your highest-value actions — without clutter or confusion.

Mobile usability

Mobile-first design that stays readable, fast, and intuitive on every device where customers browse.

Not the best fit if you want

A quick template install with no messaging, no UX strategy, and no plan for conversions or mobile performance.

Ultra-rushed timelines

Projects that skip research, planning, testing, or any real design decision-making just to “get something up.”

Brand consistency

A cohesive aesthetic (color, type, spacing, imagery) that strengthens your brand and feels intentional.

SEO-ready structure

Clean headings and search-friendly layout that help your content rank — before any add-on “SEO package.”

SEO pricing depends on page count, market competitiveness, and how much technical cleanup is needed. Starts with an audit so you know exactly where you stand.

Starter

$ 750 +

Best for one focused improvement


  • Technical audit snapshot
  • Top fixes prioritized
  • On-page cleanup for 1 page
  • Basic local signals

Typical timeline: 1 week

Growth

$ 4.5k +

For scaling locations/content + technical improvements


  • Multiple service/location pages
  • Technical cleanup pass
  • Schema + structured data
  • Ongoing iteration plan

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks

Highly competitive markets and multi-location businesses are scoped individually.

SEO is a process, not a one-time fix. Here's how the work is structured so you always know what's happening.
Project type Typical timeline What that usually includes
Audit + priorities 3–7 days Baseline review, findings, and a prioritized fix list — no fluff, just what matters most.
Local SEO foundation 2–4 weeks Core pages, local signals, internal linking, and tracking setup.
Scaling pages + technical improvements 4–8 weeks More location/service pages, technical cleanup, structured data, and an iteration plan.

SEO results build over time. Most clients start seeing movement within weeks of foundational fixes — meaningful growth compounds from there.

I focus on the SEO work that actually drives inquiries — local intent, technical cleanup, and page structure built to close.

Local intent — not generic keywords

City and service pages built around what your actual customers search. "Web designer near me" beats "digital solutions" every time.

Technical cleanup that unblocks you

Indexing issues, crawl errors, duplicate content, and slow pages are invisible client killers. I find and fix them.

SEO pages that still sell

Traffic is useless if visitors don't act. Every page I optimize is structured to rank AND convert — not just hit keywords.

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Rank Where Your Clients Are Actually Looking

Local intent targeting that brings buyers.

Generic SEO brings generic visitors. I build location and service pages around the specific searches your best clients actually use — so the traffic coming in is already pre-qualified.

Technical SEO improvements showing cleaner structure and faster pages

Technical Issues Are Quietly Killing Your Rankings

Clean, crawlable, and fast.

Broken structure, slow pages, and indexing conflicts can suppress your rankings without any obvious signs. I audit, prioritize, and fix the issues that are costing you visibility right now.

SEO-friendly structure, local targeting, and conversion-aware pages — built for businesses that need qualified leads.
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Local Lead-Gen Structure

Service + location strategy built around real search intent — structured to convert.

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SEO-Ready Site Templates

Clean headings, schema markup, and internal linking that help Google understand and rank your pages.

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High-Trust Content Structure

Clarity-first layout for regulated industries where trust signals matter as much as keywords.

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Scalable SEO Templates

Consistent page models so SEO improvements multiply as you add locations and services.

Clear structure, intentional messaging, and validation before launch.

Discovery & goals

Define audience, services, and desired actions upfront — so design decisions are grounded in purpose.

UX & layout

Page structure, messaging hierarchy, and CTAs are mapped before visuals.

Visual design

Color, typography, and spacing are applied intentionally to guide attention.

Review & refinement

Cross-device checks, adjustments, and final polish.

Straight answers to the questions most clients ask before we start.
Honestly — it depends on your baseline and competition. Sites with technical issues often see early movement after foundational fixes. Meaningful organic growth typically builds over weeks to months. I'll tell you what's realistic for your situation after reviewing your site, not promise things I can't deliver.
Yes — local SEO is where I focus. City and service pages, Google Business Profile optimization, on-page targeting, and internal linking built around the searches your local customers actually use.
I can structure pages, improve existing copy, and write service/location page content. Heavy content production (blog posts, ongoing articles) can be scoped in separately.
Yes — most SEO work is done on your existing site. A rebuild is only recommended when the underlying structure is so broken that cleanup costs more than starting fresh. I'll tell you which situation you're in upfront.