Search visibility · Baldwin County

Help the right people find your business.

If your website looks fine but customers struggle to find you, I can help work out why. We’ll look at what Google can access, what your pages explain, and which searches matter to your business.

The work

Start with what is happening.

A page that has not been indexed needs different attention from one that appears in search but attracts the wrong visitors. I review the evidence first, then recommend specific technical or content improvements. Your website should make sense to the person considering hiring you.

I’m based in Silverhill, Alabama, and work with businesses in Fairhope, across Baldwin County, and remotely. More about working together locally.

What you get

What we can work on.

Find the technical barriers

Check indexing, page titles, sitemaps, internal links, mobile performance, and other issues that can get in the way of discovery.

Make service pages useful

Explain what you do, who it is for, where you work, and what happens next. Add examples and answers drawn from your actual work.

Connect local business information

Review the relationship between your website and Google Business Profile, including contact details, service area, categories, and relevant local content.

Keep track of progress

Use Search Console and agreed measures to follow impressions, relevant searches, and inquiries. Document what changed and what still needs attention.

Good fit

This may be a good fit if…

  • Your website is hard to find for the services you actually offer.
  • You serve a local area but your pages barely explain where you work.
  • You have an older site with unclear pages or unresolved indexing problems.
  • You want useful recommendations and help carrying them out.

Process

How we’ll work together.

01

Review the evidence

I look at the public site and, with access, Search Console and the relevant business listings.

02

Agree on priorities

We choose the pages and fixes that best support your business goals, with a written scope.

03

Improve and follow up

I make the agreed changes and check them after launch. Search reports help us decide what to do next.

Questions

Before we talk.

Can you help with Google’s AI answers?

Yes, as part of the same search work. Clear, accessible pages and useful original content help search systems understand your business. Google does not require special AI markup, and inclusion in an AI answer cannot be promised.

Can you guarantee first place in Google?

No. Rankings vary by search, location, competition, and other factors outside my control. We can improve the site and measure progress without promising a particular position.

Is this a one-time project or ongoing work?

Either can make sense. A focused review or cleanup is quoted to scope. Ongoing local SEO starts at $350 per month; we agree on what is included before work begins.

Do I need a new website first?

Often you can improve the site you have. If the platform or structure is getting in the way, I’ll explain what can be repaired and what a rebuild would change.

Google’s guidance

AI search still needs a useful website.

Google’s guidance for its AI search features builds on the same search fundamentals. There is no special file or AI schema that guarantees a mention.

Read Google’s AI search guidance

Next step

Have a project in mind?

Send a short note about what you are trying to improve. If it is a fit, I will recommend a practical next step and realistic scope.

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