Search 1
[main service] + [city]
The highest-volume, highest-intent search in your trade.
Free · 20 minutes · No obligation
Search what you sell.
Not your business name.
When you check on your business online you search your own name — and it always looks fine. Your customers don’t know your name yet. They search for what they need, in the town they’re in, and pick from whoever shows up. I’ll show you that page, and score what’s on it out of 100.
No cost, no obligation, and I run the audit before we talk — so the call is findings, not questions.
Illustration — your real results will differ
- SponsoredA national lead-selling sitePays to be first, then sells your call to three plumbers.
- Map resultA plumber with 300+ reviews and a finished profileCategories set, photos from this year, a reply to every review.
- Map resultA company based 40 minutes awayLists your town in its service area, and its site has a page for it.
- First organicA “best plumbers near you” directoryRanks for the search, then charges the plumbers to be listed.
Where are you? This is the page your customer actually sees. Most owners have never looked at it.
The problem
You check your name.
They search their problem.
Searching your own business name is the one search guaranteed to make you look good — you are the only company with that name. It tells you nothing about whether you can be found by someone who needs what you sell and has never heard of you.
Search 2
[best-paying service] + [city]
The job that pays for your year.
Search 3
[trade] near me
Pure proximity — this one tests your Google profile on its own.
On our call I run these live for your town, and for the next town over. That second one is where the expensive gap usually hides.
What usually turns up
Three things I find in almost every audit
No page for the towns you serve
Your site says you serve the whole county. Google can only rank a page, and there is no page for Ceres, Oakdale or Turlock — so the company that built one takes those searches. It costs you every job outside your own zip code.
A Google profile nobody finished
Categories half set, services blank, photos from years ago. It is free to fix and it is usually the fastest points on the board — and until it is fixed, the map shows someone else for “near me”.
No idea which marketing produced which job
The phone rings and nobody knows whether it was the website, the profile, a referral or the truck. So the budget goes to whatever felt busiest last month. That guess is the most expensive line in your marketing.
What you get
Your whole presence,
scored out of 100.
Seven sections, forty-nine individual checks. I score only what I can actually see — anything I cannot verify scores zero and gets listed plainly, so you know exactly what I checked and what I did not.
- AWebsite
- 20 pts
- BGoogle Business Profile
- 20 pts
- CLocal Search Visibility
- 20 pts
- DReviews & Trust
- 15 pts
- EBrand Consistency
- 10 pts
- FSocial Presence
- 10 pts
- GTracking & Measurement
- 5 pts
- Your score
- — / 100
You also get the three gaps costing you the most, ranked by what they cost rather than by what scored lowest — and a plain list of what I could not verify from the outside.
from the audit —
Every number in your audit is one I read off a screen, never estimated. How the score works →
If you want it fixed
Five things,
installed in order.
This is the whole method, and it is the same five stages for every business I work with. The only thing that changes is how much of it you already have.
Stage 1: Foundation
A site that explains what you sell and asks for the call — a page for each service, a page for each town.
Stage 2: Discovery
Your Google Business Profile, categories, service area and indexing, so Google can find you and show you nearby.
Stage 3: Trust
Reviews and consistent information, so when you do show up you get the click instead of the other company.
Stage 4: Measurement
Analytics, Search Console and call tracking, so you stop guessing which marketing works.
Stage 5: Growth
Monthly work on the same system, so the foundation compounds instead of decaying.
Websites I’ve built
Real sites.
Live right now.
Every site below is launched and open for business — click through and judge the craft yourself.
Live client siteA 24/7 Modesto bail agency, women-owned since 1991 — the phone number, online payments, forms and Español one tap away at the worst moment.
Studio buildA Modesto family dairy given a 2026 rebuild — five pages, a store locator, the nutrition panels in the page, and the milk front and centre.
Live client siteLicence, insurance and real jobs up front, a page for each kind of work, and a phone number that gets answered.
Live client siteA design-build landscaper shown the way its work deserves: big photography, a plain process, and a clear ask.
the next launch —
This spot is open
Every site on this board started with a twenty-minute call and a score out of 100. Book yours.
Being straight with you
What I will and
won’t promise.
What I guarantee
- Your site launches within 30 days of my getting access and assets, or your first month is free.
- You own your website. If you leave, I hand over the files and transfer your Google profile.
- A one-page report every month: what improved, what I learned, what is next.
- Every number in your audit is one I read off a screen, never estimated.
What I won’t claim
- That you will rank number one. Nobody can promise that honestly.
- A specific number of calls, leads or jobs. Too much of that depends on your pricing, capacity and how your phone is answered.
- Results in a set number of weeks. Local visibility work needs a fair window before you can judge it.
- That more traffic fixes a broken customer journey. It does not — it just costs more.
Questions I get
Before you book.
Will you guarantee I rank number one?
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Nobody outside Google controls that. The one thing I do guarantee is delivery: Your site launches within 30 days of my getting access and assets, or your first month is free.
What actually happens in the twenty minutes?
I run your audit before we speak, from the outside, the way a customer sees you. On the call I share my screen, run the searches live for your town and the next one over, and walk you through your score and the three gaps costing you the most. You keep the findings whether or not we work together.
Is this really free, or is it a sales call?
The audit is free and it is done before we talk, so you get it either way. I will tell you plainly what I would do next and roughly what it involves. If you are not a fit for what I do, I will say so on the call.
Who is this not for?
If you are booked solid and turning work away, you do not need more visibility — you need to raise your prices, and I will tell you that in the first five minutes. And if your work comes entirely from referrals and you like it that way, an audit will only confirm what you already know.
I already have a website and a Google profile. What else is there?
Usually plenty. The audit scores forty-nine individual checks across seven sections, and a site that exists still scores zero on the things it does not do. Most businesses I look at have the pieces. They are just not pointed at each other.