Service

Marketing and SEO

A site nobody finds is a business card. This is the part that brings people to it.

Embroidery hoop reading "Nada é em vão, se não é benção, é Lição", photographed on grass

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. All three are won with the same material: 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 starts with the searches your customers actually make, in the language they make them in. Those become pages, and the pages become the thing Google shows and the thing an assistant quotes when it answers.

For businesses that sell to their own city, the Google Business Profile is usually worth more than anything else on this list. It gets created properly, filled with photography, and kept alive with posts and replies.

Hand-embroidered leaf reading "Amor", photographed close up on grass
Instagram story for an embroidery client reading "Life doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful"
Instagram post for Renata Estrella promoting a "Sopas e Cremes" recipe ebook
Hand-embroidered leaf reading "Amor", photographed on a dark forest floor

Reels made for clients

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What this covers

  • Local SEO

    One page per thing you sell, structured data, and the local signals that decide whether you appear in the map results.

  • Google Business Profile

    Created or cleaned up, categories and service areas set correctly, photography loaded, posts and review replies handled.

  • Social media

    Direction, shooting, captions and scheduling, in the same colours and type as everything else you own.

  • Content that answers

    The questions customers ask before they buy, written out properly, which is what search engines and AI assistants reward.

  • Reporting in plain words

    What people searched, what they clicked and what they did next. No dashboard you have to interpret.

How it runs

  1. 01

    Audit

    Where you currently appear, what you are missing, and what your competitors are getting that you are not.

  2. 02

    Fix the base

    The site, the listing and the structured data, in that order. There is no point promoting a page that cannot be read.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Service pages, answers and posts, on a schedule you can see.

  4. 04

    Review

    Monthly, in plain language, with the next month decided from what happened in the last one.

How long until I see results?
A Google Business Profile can change your phone volume in weeks. Ranking a service page usually takes two to six months, depending on how much competition there is in your city.
Can you get me into ChatGPT and other AI answers?
Nobody can guarantee that, and anyone who says otherwise is selling something. What works is being the clearest source on the question: pages that state plainly what you do, who you do it for and where, marked up so a machine can read it. That is how this site is built, and it is how yours gets built.
Do I have to sign up for months?
No. The audit and the fixes are a one-off job. Ongoing work is monthly 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.

Have a project in mind?

Tell me what you sell and who you sell it to. You get a straight answer on scope and timeline, and a fixed quote in writing.

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