Search Engine Optimization

SEO for Local and Global Service-Based Businesses.

Most service-based businesses demand Search Engine Optimization for the very simple reason that their services are in demand. When people want what you offer, they go to Google to find someone who will provide. Help them find you, and not the other guys.
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Every service business is different, and so are the SEO strategies that work for them. Here’s how we tailor what we do to your industry:
SEO EXPERTISE

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We will never do a “technical audit.” At least, not without a damn good reason. Our SEO Strategies are fully-formed to strategic priorities of your business.

Market & Competitive Research

We don’t shoot in the dark. Our team digs deep into your market to uncover opportunities, understand the competition, and position your business for sustainable growth. This means we’re looking at what your competitors are ranking for, why they’re beating you (or not), and where we can carve out an advantage.

On-Page Optimization

Every page, optimized to perfection. This includes everything from title tags to internal linking and ensuring your content delivers exactly what search engines and users are looking for. Yes, we obsess over the details because they matter.

Audits & Assessments

We’re not in the business of audits for the sake of audits. Instead, we perform laser-focused assessments designed to identify technical roadblocks and priority opportunities. This isn’t about presenting a 50-page PDF—it’s about actionable insights that move the needle.

Content Creation

(Words That Work)

From blog posts to service pages, we create content that resonates with your audience and drives results. Every word is crafted with purpose, balancing your brand’s voice with SEO goals.

Content Strategy

(Pillars That Matter)

Throwing content at a wall to see what sticks? Not here. We build strategies centered on “pillar” content—big, bold pieces that anchor your SEO efforts—and the supporting pages that drive traffic back to them. Every piece has a purpose.

Keyword Research

(Existing Pages & Gaps)

Keywords are more than search terms; they’re the foundation of visibility. We analyze your current keyword landscape, identify missed opportunities, and ensure your pages are aligned with how your audience searches. Think of it as a map, not just a list of words.

Off-Page SEO & PR

Links aren’t dead; bad links are. We focus on earning high-quality, contextually relevant links through strategic outreach and PR campaigns. This is about building credibility, not cutting corners.

Micro Content

Big wins don’t always come from big projects. “Micro” content—like short posts, infographics, or quick tips—can pack a punch when strategically placed. These pieces drive engagement and keep your brand top-of-mind.

Video Content & SEO

Videos aren’t just for YouTube anymore. We optimize video content to rank, whether it’s on your site, social platforms, or embedded in search results. Think metadata, transcripts, and video-specific strategies to maximize reach.

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NEED TO KNOW.

Frequently Asked Questions

SEO is constantly changing,

and it’s not slowing down. You certainly can’t skate by knowing what working in 2015. Here’s what you absolutely need to know if you’re going to succeed with SEO in 2025.

Absolutely, but the way we think about SEO has evolved. SEO now goes far beyond ranking for a handful of keywords—it’s about creating a comprehensive online presence. In 2024, search engines prioritize experiential value, meaning your site needs to meet user expectations for content quality, speed, accessibility, and trustworthiness. SEO is still foundational for organic visibility, but it’s harder and value is more difficult to pin down. It is fundamentally necessary piece of strategy, but you should never stop with SEO. We always recommend a blend of organic + paid traffic in Search Engines.

No. Search engines reward relevance. If a customer in “Austin, TX” searches for “roof repair,” a page specifically optimized for Austin roof repair used to work well. This is no longer necessarily the case. These pages can help if you have no other local visibility, but there are much better ways to build local relevance.

Yes, but always ask yourself: Why Make This? In 2024, Google’s algorithms are better than ever at identifying truly valuable content. This means your content needs to deliver expertise, originality, and a human touch. AI can assist in brainstorming or initial drafting, but businesses that combine technology with authentic insights will stand out. People still crave connection and authority, and that’s something AI alone can’t provide.

Google’s AI, especially through tools like Bard and the integration of AI in search results, means SEO strategies must focus on structured, well-organized content that directly answers user queries. Featured snippets, schema markup, and FAQ sections are more important than ever because they feed into AI-generated search summaries. Your strategy should also consider how users interact with search in conversational ways (e.g., voice and chat-style queries), ensuring your site is prepared for these new forms of discovery. Most importantly, if you use a keyword strategy, focus on revenue-terms.

Yes, but the emphasis has shifted to quality over quantity. In 2024, spammy link-building practices are ineffective and potentially harmful. Google continues to reward authoritative, contextually relevant links from trusted sources. Building strong partnerships, earning links through digital PR, and creating content that naturally attracts backlinks remain key. Additionally, brand mentions—whether linked or unlinked—are increasingly recognized as a signal of authority.

Video content is more critical than ever. With Google surfacing video snippets directly in search results, well-optimized videos can drive massive visibility. This means your videos should have relevant titles, descriptions, tags, and transcriptions. Videos also enhance on-page metrics like dwell time and engagement, which signal quality to search engines. Additionally, platforms like YouTube (owned by Google) remain dominant for discoverability, making video SEO an integral part of any strategy.

Core Web Vitals (CWV) are foundational to SEO in 2024. They measure real-world user experience, focusing on loading performance, interactivity, and visual stability. A fast, smooth, and mobile-friendly site is no longer optional—it’s a ranking factor. With AI tools giving users instant answers, sites that fail to deliver a seamless experience will lose to competitors who prioritize speed and usability. Improving CWV can also directly impact conversion rates, not just rankings.

Both, but intent takes precedence. Keywords remain essential for identifying what users are searching for, but understanding why they’re searching (intent) is key to providing the right answer. Is the user looking for information, comparing options, or ready to buy? Structuring your content around intent ensures you’re meeting their needs at every stage of the buyer’s journey. Keywords are the bridge, but intent is the destination.

E-E-A-T has become a cornerstone of Google’s ranking algorithm. Businesses must demonstrate firsthand experience (through case studies, reviews, or original data), expertise (showcasing credentials or knowledge), authority (earning recognition from other credible sources), and trust (secure websites, accurate content, and positive user interactions). In 2024, building E-E-A-T isn’t a one-and-done task; it’s an ongoing effort that’s baked into your content, partnerships, and offsite presence.

Treating SEO as a series of hacks rather than a long-term strategy. Businesses often focus on quick fixes—like cramming in keywords or chasing the latest trends—without considering the bigger picture. Successful SEO is about building a solid foundation: high-quality content, a technically sound site, meaningful backlinks, and a strategy aligned with your business goals. The businesses that win are those that see SEO as an evolving ecosystem, not a checklist. Most important, SEO happens alongside other, front-line marketing activity. If you’re still looking to SEO for a passive and easy way to grow, you are going to be disappointed.

Case Study

From absolute zero, to 312 Meetings, in under 90 days.

4.81X ROAS 312 Appointments 200 New customer