Get found

Show up where your customers actually look.

Most jobs start with a search now: the map box at the top of Google, and more and more an AI answer that names one or two shops and stops. This is the work that gets your name in both and keeps it there.

Setup in the site build · upkeep in the monthly
What winning looks like

The map box, and the answer.

The map box for "emergency plumber near me." The work on this page decides who's in it.

Asked for a plumber, the assistant names one shop and cites its sources. Feeding those sources is the monthly work.

In the site build · one-time

The structure Google and AI read.

Google knows what you do
Every page carries the machine-readable label (schema) that names your trade, services, hours, service area, and phone.
A page per service
Water heaters, drains, and repipes each get their own plain-language page, so "water heater repair in your city" lands on a page about water heaters, not your homepage.
Your Google profile pulls its weight
Categories, services, photos, hours, and service area set properly on the profile, which decides most of who shows up in the map box.
One name and number everywhere
Your listings on Yelp, Angi, BBB, Apple Maps, and Bing get corrected so every directory agrees, because AI assistants cross-check those listings before they'll name you.
A day-one snapshot
Before anything changes, I record where you rank and what the AI assistants say about your town, so the movement is provable.
In the monthly · the feed

Rankings run on recency.

New reviews keep arriving
After every closed job the system texts the customer a review link. A steady flow of recent reviews moves the map ranking more than anything else I do.
Every review gets answered
I reply to each one within a day in your voice. A profile that answers reads as open for business, to Google and to the person scrolling at midnight.
The profile never goes stale
Photos, posts, holiday hours, and new services get updated every month.
You can see whether it's working
Once a month you get a short note in plain numbers: where you sit on the map, how many calls came from the profile, and what the AI answers say now.
Straight answers

What owners usually ask.

Can you guarantee a ranking?

No, and nobody honest can. Google says so itself. What I can promise is the work: the profile, the pages, the reviews coming in, the listings agreeing, and a monthly note that shows where you stand.

How long before it moves?

Give it a couple of months. The profile and page work shows up first, reviews compound after that, and the day-one snapshot means you can see the movement instead of taking my word for it.

What's an AI answer, and why should I care?

When someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI for a plumber, it names one or two shops and stops. Those answers get built from your Google profile, your reviews, and pages the AI can actually read. The work on this page feeds all three.

I already have a website.

Then most of this bolts on. The profile, review, and directory work runs no matter who built your site. If your site can't hold the service pages or the schema, I'll say so before you spend anything.

What does it cost?

The setup half is part of the one-time site price. The ongoing half rides on the same flat monthly service as booking and automation. No contract, and you'll know both numbers upfront.

Want the day-one snapshot?

Text me your business name and town. I'll check where you rank and what the AI assistants say about you today, and send you what I find.

Text (213) 260-1238