Do you guarantee rankings or leads?
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings, traffic, leads, revenue, or review growth. The promise is a clear operating system: source-backed work, visible output, and reporting you can check.
FAQ
Plain answers before a sales call.
The short version: this is a monthly local SEO operating system for real local service businesses. AI helps prepare work, but people approve what goes public.
What happens in the first month?
The first month is intake, access, baseline checks, profile and site audit work, priority mapping, and the first approved work queue. If source facts or access are missing, those become the first blockers.
Can AI publish content automatically?
No. AI can prepare drafts, summaries, research lists, checks, and reports. Public content, claims, Google profile updates, review responses, reports, proposals, and scope changes need human approval.
What access do you need?
Usually Google Business Profile, Google Analytics, Search Console, website, domain or DNS where needed, and any tracking or CRM tools involved. Access should be granted by secure invitation, OAuth, or a password manager. Do not send passwords through a normal form.
What if my business has more than one location?
Multiple legitimate locations can be handled, but the scope needs to be written clearly. Extra profiles, locations, map grids, service areas, and page sets may require Local Growth or separate add-on pricing.
Do you handle paid ads?
Not by default. Paid ads, Local Service Ads, full website rebuilds, and large content programs are separate scope decisions. The core packages are local SEO operations.
What does the monthly report include?
The report names the work shipped, the sources checked, calls and forms where tracking exists, local search movement, review progress, blockers, and the recommended next-month work queue.
What makes a client a bad fit?
Fake locations, fake reviews, unsupported claims, no approval contact, no service area, no real proof, or a demand for guaranteed results. Those are not process problems; they are fit problems.