Show up where your customers search.
Technical fixes, local search, and content aimed at the searches that turn into customers. Reporting you can read, tied to leads rather than rank positions.
Someone types a problem into Google before they ever hear your name. Whoever shows up first usually wins.
Search is where most local business starts. We begin by finding what's broken: crawl errors, thin content, pages competing against each other, and a structure that confuses both visitors and search engines.
Then we build around what your customers actually search for. For local businesses that means the unglamorous essentials too: a Google Business Profile filled out properly, consistent business details across the web, and pages for the towns and neighbourhoods you serve.
Everything in the scope.
Written down before work starts, so you know exactly what you're getting.
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Technical and on-page audit
Crawl errors, page speed, thin or duplicate content, and broken internal links, found and fixed first.
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Local search
Google Business Profile setup, reviews, consistent listings, and pages for each area you serve.
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Content built around buyer intent
Topics chosen by what people type when they're ready to hire, not by raw search volume.
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Link building that stays relevant
Mentions and links from sources that make sense for your business, never bulk packages.
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Reporting you can actually read
Monthly rankings and traffic, tied back to calls, forms, and bookings.
Compound interest, not a light switch.
A typical first six months. Every site starts from a different place, so the audit sets the real timeline.
Audit & fixes
Find what's broken, fix the technical problems, and set up your Google Business Profile properly.
Build the base
Pages for the services and areas you want to win, plus reviews and consistent listings.
Movement shows
Rankings and traffic start to climb for the searches that matter, and the first leads come through.
It compounds
Content and reputation keep stacking, and each month builds on the last.
Common questions.
Most sites see meaningful movement in the 3 to 6 month range, with compounding gains after that. Anyone promising a top ranking in two weeks is talking about a search nobody makes.
No. SEO takes time to work regardless of the paperwork, but you're not locked in. If it's working you'll want to stay, and if it isn't you're free to go.
Both. Content on a broken site underperforms, and a clean site with nothing worth ranking goes nowhere. The audit covers both, and the plan fixes whichever is holding you back.
Tell us what you're trying to rank for.
Start with a short email. We'll look at where you stand today and tell you what's worth fixing first.
Or email hello@corbittmarketing.com