Service
Marketing and SEO
A site nobody finds is a business card. This is the part that helps people find it.
Being found is not one thing any more. Someone might type your service and a city into Google, ask an AI assistant for a recommendation, or scroll past you on Instagram. The same material helps with all three: clear pages that answer real questions, a listing that is complete and active, and posts that look like the business they belong to.
The work comes in two parts. First, a one-off audit and setup: where you appear today, what is missing, and fixing the base, starting with the searches your customers make in the language they make them in. Then, only if you want it, monthly work to keep publishing and keep the listing current. For a business that sells to its own city, the Google Business Profile is often the best place to start.
None of this guarantees a ranking, a place in an AI answer or a date for results. Search engines and assistants decide what they show, and competition where you work matters. What the studio controls is how clear, complete and current your information is when they look.
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What this covers
One-off: the audit
A written review of where you show up today in search, on maps and on social, what is missing or wrong, and what to fix first.
One-off: the setup
Service pages and structured data on the site; the Google Business Profile created or cleaned up, with categories, service areas, hours and photography; social profiles brought in line with your identity.
Monthly, if you want it: publishing
Social posts (direction, shooting, captions and scheduling), Google Business Profile posts, and new pages that answer what customers ask before they buy. What goes into each month is agreed with you in writing.
Monthly, if you want it: upkeep
Keeping hours, services and photos current, and replying to reviews where you have asked the studio to.
Your approval first
Posts, pages and profile changes are sent to you before they go live. Nothing is published in your name without your approval.
Reporting in plain words
For monthly work: what people searched, what they clicked and what they did next. No dashboard you have to interpret.
How it runs
- 01
Audit (one-off)
Where you currently appear, what you are missing, and what your competitors are getting that you are not.
- 02
Fix the base (one-off)
The site, the listing and the structured data, in that order. There is no point promoting a page that cannot be read. You can stop here.
- 03
Approve and publish (monthly, optional)
Service pages, answers and posts are drafted, sent to you for approval, then published on a schedule you can see.
- 04
Review (monthly, optional)
A plain-language report, with the next month decided from what happened in the last one.
- How long until I see results?
- There is no fixed timeline, and nobody can honestly promise one. Some businesses start showing up for new searches within weeks of the setup; others take months. It depends on competition where you work, your reviews and how much search engines already know about you. If you keep monthly work, the reports show what is changing.
- Can you get me into ChatGPT and other AI answers?
- Nobody can guarantee that, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something. AI assistants decide for themselves what to mention. What the studio can do is make your information easy to understand: pages that state plainly what you do, who you do it for and where, marked up so a machine can read them. That improves the chance of being described correctly; it does not promise a mention.
- Do I have to sign up for months?
- No. The audit and setup are a one-off job with their own quote. Monthly work is optional, its scope is agreed in writing, and you can stop whenever you want.
- Which language should I publish in?
- Whichever your customers search in, which is often more than one. In South Florida that usually means English, Portuguese and Spanish, and each one is its own opportunity to be found.
Next step
Tell me about the business. Get a fixed quote.
A few lines on what you sell, who buys it and what is not working yet. I reply myself within one business day, and the price comes in writing before any work starts.