TreeTec
Tree service · West metro and Wright County, Minnesota
The rebuild where we deleted 127 thin location pages on purpose. Two phone lines, a 24-hour emergency path, and a case study on why less site outranks more site.
Most of your customers never scroll past the map. Local SEO is the work of being one of the three names in it, in every town you drive to, for every service you want to sell. It is not a monthly report. It is a profile that is managed, pages that deserve to rank, and reviews that keep coming.
Categories, services with descriptions, hours, photos, Q&A, and a posting cadence that actually runs. We built one client's profile out service by service and had 90 posts scheduled the same day.
A real page for each town you work, with local detail, not a find-and-replace template. We have deleted doorway pages to make a site rank and we will show you the case study.
Automatic review requests when a job closes, routed to Google, with a text follow-up. Reviews are the ranking signal you control most directly.
Every month we look at what is climbing, what is stuck on page two, and what is getting impressions with no clicks, then rewrite the pages that can move.
Canonicals, redirects, sitemaps, and schema. One client had 27 pages that never indexed because of a canonical pointing at a redirect. Nobody had looked.
One gutter company, four states, four separate profiles, four content calendars. Each market gets its own presence instead of a shared one that ranks nowhere.
Search Console, analytics, your profile, and your competitors' profiles. Ends in a ranked list of what to fix first.
Profile completed, technical blockers removed, service and city pages built or rebuilt.
Posts, review requests, and content refreshes on a schedule that does not depend on anyone remembering.
Map-pack positions in your towns, calls from the profile, and pages that moved. Not vanity traffic.
We removed 127 thin location pages from a tree service site and rebuilt around the towns they actually serve. The case study explains why less site outranks more site.
Read the case studyOne seamless gutter company across North Dakota, Idaho, Washington, and Minnesota. Each market has its own profile, its own phone line, and its own 90-post calendar.
badlandsseamlessgutters.comProfile fixes and technical unblocks can move things in weeks. New service-area pages usually take a few months to settle. We tell you which is which up front.
No, and be careful of anyone who does. We guarantee the work gets done, on a schedule, and that you see exactly what moved.
Not always. If the site is sound we work with it. If the site is the problem, we will say so and show you why.
We keep the core ones accurate. Beyond that, citations are a small signal and we spend the time on your profile, pages, and reviews instead.
Tree service · West metro and Wright County, Minnesota
The rebuild where we deleted 127 thin location pages on purpose. Two phone lines, a 24-hour emergency path, and a case study on why less site outranks more site.
Seamless gutters · North Dakota, Idaho, Washington, Minnesota
One gutter company, four markets across four states. Site content, city pages, and four separate Google Business Profile calendars.
Hardwood flooring · West metro, Minnesota
High-end hardwood flooring for the west metro. Service and location architecture built page by page, written for the towns they actually work.
No pitch deck, no drip sequence. We look at your operation and hand you a ranked list of what to fix first, and an honest answer about whether we are the right fit.