Want the map listing everyone rings first?

Stop paying for every job. Let Google send them to you.

When a homeowner searches for your trade in your suburb, one business gets the call. Usually the one at the top of the map. SEO gets you there and keeps you there, without paying per click.

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Google is where the job starts

76%
of people who search for something nearby on their phone visit a business within a day. They're not browsing. They're choosing.: 28%
of those nearby searches end in a purchase. The money follows the search.

Ranking isn't a vanity thing. It's the difference between the homeowner ringing you first, or ringing you after two other quotes.

You've probably paid for SEO before and got a report

Most tradies who've paid for SEO tell the same story. A monthly fee, a PDF full of graphs, and nothing on the website ever seemed to change.

Others set up their Google Maps listing once and added a few photos. Now the bloke down the road with worse reviews shows up above them. SEO isn't a setting you switch on. It's work you can see, done every month. If you can't see it, it isn't happening.

How a tradie gets to the top of Google

Your Google Maps listing

Google calls it your Business Profile. It's where most local jobs come from, and Google rewards listings that stay active. Services, photos, posts and new reviews, kept up every week.

Pages for every suburb and service

Google can't show you for "roof restoration [your suburb]" without a page about it. We build one for each suburb and service, written for homeowners.

Trust from other websites

Links from local and industry websites, your details the same on every directory, and articles that answer homeowners' questions. It pushes you past tradies who have the pages but nothing behind them.

Your system already gets you on Google, with a site Google can read and a Google Maps listing linked to it. SEO gets you higher. It's the three things above, done month after month, until you own the search.

Pick how far you want to reach

Where most tradies should start

Local SEO

For owning the map in the suburbs you work. You work a tight area and want to be first on the map there.

$600 a month.

No setup fee.

Your Google Maps listing managed every week, so it stays at the top instead of drifting.
A page for every suburb you want work in, so you show up where the job is.
Your name, address and phone consistent across every directory Google checks.
Every new Google review from your system helping your ranking.
A monthly report showing where you rank, in which suburbs, and what it brought in.

Full SEO

For owning your city, and showing up when people ask AI. You cover a wide area and want the searches as well as the map.

$1,200 a month.

No setup fee.

Everything in Local SEO.
New pages and articles every month, written for the searches homeowners actually type.
Links from local and industry sites that push you past competitors with more history.
Your business details set up so Google's AI answers and ChatGPT are more likely to find and mention you.
Behind-the-scenes fixes that keep Google happy as your site grows.
A monthly report with the same numbers, across the whole city.

What you'll see, and when

SEO has a reputation for being a black box. Ours isn't.

If a month goes by and you can't point at something that changed, ask us. That's the deal.

Month one.
Your Google Maps listing rebuilt, suburb pages live, directory listings fixed. You can click on all of it.
Months two and three.
Rankings start to move in your easier suburbs. Views and calls from your Maps listing climb. Full SEO customers see the first content and links land.
Months four to six.
Movement in the competitive suburbs. Enquiries from Google search (not ads) show up in your monthly report with their own label.
Every month.
One report that's quick to read: rankings by suburb, calls from your Maps listing, enquiries from Google search, and what we're doing next.

How it works

Diagnose. Design. Deploy.

Questions tradies ask about SEO

Local or Full?

If you work a handful of suburbs and the map is what matters, Local. If you cover a city and want the searches too, or you want to show up in AI answers, Full. Most tradies should start on Local and move up once the map is theirs.

How long until I see something?

Three to six months for real movement. Six to twelve to own a competitive suburb. You'll see the work from month one and the rankings from month two or three.

Will you get me to number one?

Nobody controls Google, so nobody can honestly promise a position. What we promise is the work, every month, and a report that shows exactly where it's got you.

What does "showing up in AI" actually mean?

When a homeowner asks Google's AI or ChatGPT "who's a good roofer in [suburb]", the answer comes from the businesses with the clearest information online. Full SEO sets yours up that way.

Can I do SEO without the Jobs Engine?

No. Rankings bring visitors. The Jobs Engine turns them into booked jobs. Ranking a site that doesn't win the enquiry is a very slow way to waste money.

Is there a contract?

No. Month to month. But SEO you stop after two months is money in the bin, so don't start unless you'll give it six.

Who owns the content?

You do. Every page, every article, every link, every review. If you ever leave, it all stays on your site and your profile.