It’s everything on your own website that helps Google rank it, like page titles, headings, the words on the page, and how your pages link together.

On-page is what’s on your website. Off-page is what happens elsewhere, like links from other sites and mentions of your business. You need both to rank well.

It’s the blue headline people see for your page in Google. A good one names the service and the town, like “Roof Repair in [Town],” so the right people click.

Google ranks pages, not businesses. A page just for drain cleaning has a much better shot at ranking for “drain cleaning near me” than one page that lists everything you do.

For the towns that matter most to you, yes. Each one needs real, useful content about the work you do there, not the same page with the town name swapped.

Not quite. Speed falls under technical SEO, along with how Google crawls and indexes your site. We handle that too, but on-page work is about what’s on each page: titles, headings, content, and links.

It’s code that tells Google details like your business name, services, hours, and reviews. It can help your listing show extra details in search results.

Not always. We can often fix what you have. If your site is very slow or hard to edit, we’ll tell you straight and give you options.

Fixes like titles and headings can help within a few weeks. New service and town pages usually take a few months to build up rankings.

We track where your key pages rank, how much traffic they get from Google, and the calls and form fills they bring in. You get a clear report every month.