When they search your trade and can't find you, they find your competitor.
Every day, people near your jobs type your trade into Google and hire whoever shows up. Getting you into those results is slow, unglamorous, monthly work on your site and your Google Business Profile. I do it month in, month out, and I'll tell you the truth about how long it takes.
What the monthly work actually buys.
Your Google Business Profile, kept alive. The map listing with your reviews, photos and hours is the first thing most customers see. Most trades set it up once and let it rot. Mine get new job photos, answered questions and fresh detail every month, because Google notices the difference and so do customers.
Pages that answer real searches. People don't search "quality plumbing services". They search for the job they need doing and the place they need it done. I build and sharpen pages around what your customers actually type.
A straight report. Once a month: what I changed, what moved, what's next. If nothing moved, the report says so, because pretending is more expensive than patience.
Google work · monthly
The honest bit nobody puts on a sales page.
Google work is slower than ads. Ads can ring your phone this week; search takes months to compound, then keeps paying after the work is done. That's why the two exist as separate rungs on my ladder: if your diary is empty right now, ads are usually the better first move, and I'll say so rather than sell you this.
You also won't find a rankings screenshot here. Until a client's results are mature enough to attribute honestly, I'd rather show you nothing than show you a chart with the awkward parts cropped out. The same rule that governs the ads numbers governs this page.
Find out where you stand first.
Tell me your trade and your patch, and I'll look at your site and your profile before you pay anything, then tell you plainly whether this rung is worth your money yet.