You run the business.
I make sure it gets found.
No account manager, no ticket system, no ten-page report you will never read. You get my cell phone and a business that shows up where people are actually looking.
Last year 45% of people asked AI for a local business — up from 6% the year before. If it has not heard of you, you are not in the conversation.
There are three ways a customer finds you. Most businesses only show up in one.
Your website and your business profiles are what all three read. I build or refresh the site, then fix what sits behind it — so the same answer comes back no matter which way they ask.
Someone types what they need and picks from the first few results. Your Google Business Profile, your reviews and your website decide whether you are one of them.
Voice assistants don't show a list — they read one name out loud. They pull it from the data behind your listings, not from how your site looks.
People now ask an assistant who to hire, and it recommends a business outright. It only names companies it can read, verify and trust.
Four things get your name in front of people. I build all four, then watch them.
Most people come to me after paying for a website once and hearing nothing since. So we start with the site, and the work does not stop when it launches.
Good-looking on the front, engineered on the back — fast, structured, and written so a search engine or an AI can tell exactly what you do and where you do it.
Google Business Profile first, then the two or three others that matter for your trade and town. Same hours, same services, same phone number, everywhere.
Every week I put your customers' questions to the four big assistants for your actual service area, and read back who they named. That tells us where to work next — not a guess.
Software agents do the checking so nothing waits on my calendar. A person still reads the results and makes the call. Socials and ads if you want them — just ask.
The checking runs every day, whether you look or not.
These are counts of the work done across every business we watch, read live from our monitoring database and our review workers. Counts only: no client names, no towns, nothing that points at any one business.
Your own dashboard names your business and says it in plain words, so you never have to wonder what you are paying for.