Chris the SEO Guy

When it comes to small business search engine optimization, slow and steady growth always wins the day. I have been optimizing websites for over 15 years, and I know what works, what does not work and have witnessed and experienced all of the search engine changes over the years and have lived to tell about it.
When a new client is onboarded, I personally spend hours fixing their website. This consists of technical errors, parsing errors, content errors, page structuring errors, and load time optimizations. I then do keyword research for the client to find the best opportunities to rank for as well as researching their top competitors.
From there, we address and sync up all entries in local directories to ensure that your Name, Address and Phone (NAP) data is consistent across all platforms.
Now that your house is clean, so to speak, I work continuously every day to build quality inbound authoritative links to your website, building up your authority and thereby ranking you to the tops of the search engines.
The timing and order of this process is very important, and has been refined over many years.

Local listings, or what we like to call NAP Citations, are your business's listings in local directories like Google My Business, Facebook, Apple Maps, Yellow Pages, Tom Tom, Chamber of Commerce and about 95 more. Combined with the 4 major aggregators (Axiom, Factual, Infogroup and Neustar), it is very important for your business information to be correct and consistent across all of these platforms. When search engines like Google aggregate the information from the above sources, your business ranks higher naturally.
Local citation listings are just one of the ways we help you with your small business search engine optimization.