Question 1

What's the difference between the three tiers?

Accepted Answer

Starter ($1,997) gets your foundation right — your site, your Google profile, and your local SEO basics. 30 days of hands-on work. Growth ($3,497) adds more service pages, location pages, and 60 days of optimization. Domination ($5,997) is the full package — content strategy, automation, competitor destruction, 90 days included. Pick based on how fast you want to move and how competitive your market is.

Question 2

Do I have to keep paying after the initial project?

Accepted Answer

Nope. The initial project is a one-time fee. After that, monthly support ($897/mo) is totally optional. No contracts, no commitments. Most people stay because it works — but if you want to stop, you stop. No hard feelings.

Question 3

What happens during the 30/60/90 days of optimization?

Accepted Answer

That's when I'm actively in your business — fixing technical issues, building content, optimizing your Google profile, improving your local signals, and positioning you against competitors. After those days are up, the foundation is built. You can add monthly support to keep growing, or fly solo. The work I did stays yours either way.

Question 4

How long before I see results?

Accepted Answer

Some things work fast — Google Business Profile fixes can show results in weeks. Broader ranking improvements take 3-6 months to really kick in. That's not me being vague, that's just how Google works. I'll track everything so you can see the progress.

Question 5

What if I'm not sure which tier I need?

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That's literally what the free audit is for. I'll look at your situation, your competitors, and your budget, and tell you exactly what makes sense. No pressure. You'll just know.

Question 6

Can I upgrade later?

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Yeah, 100%. Start with Starter, and if you want to add more pages or more optimization later, everything I've already built carries forward. Nothing wasted.

Question 7

How are you different from other SEO people?

Accepted Answer

Most SEO agencies are a factory. You get an account manager who doesn't actually do any work, and your project gets outsourced to someone you'll never meet. With me, you get me. I do the work. I answer your messages. And I actually care whether you're getting results or not. No contracts, no BS.

Question 8

Do you only work with San Diego businesses?

Accepted Answer

I'm based in San Diego and that's my specialty. But the systems I build work in any competitive local market. If you're outside San Diego and want to chat, reach out — worst I can say is I'm not the right fit.

Question 9

What if it's not working after a few months?

Accepted Answer

Then I dig in and figure out why. I look at your rankings, your traffic, your competitors, and what's changed. Sometimes it means adjusting the strategy. Sometimes it means getting more aggressive. Either way, I don't just shrug and send you a report. I fix it.

Question 10

What industries do you specialize in?

Accepted Answer

I work with local service businesses across four main categories: Home Services, Real Estate, Financial Services, Health & Wellness. Each industry has different search patterns and competitors, and I tailor every strategy to match. Check out my "I Serve" pages for specifics on your industry.

Question 11

Do you handle SEO differently for each type of business?

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Absolutely. A plumber's SEO strategy looks nothing like a financial advisor's. The keywords are different, the competition is different, the way customers search is different. I customize everything — from the pages I build to the local signals I target — based on your specific industry and market.

Question 12

I'm in an industry you didn't list. Can you still help?

Accepted Answer

Probably. If you're a local service business that needs customers in a specific area, the fundamentals apply. Reach out through the free audit and I'll tell you straight up if I can help or not.

Question 13

Do you work with multiple businesses in the same industry and area?

Accepted Answer

No. I don't compete against myself. If I'm working with a plumber in North Park, I won't take on another plumber in North Park. First come, first served. That's the only fair way to do it.

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