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I’ve been doing SEO for twenty years. I do the work myself, you own everything I build, and you can see every result on your own phone.
Usually they’ve already paid for a website, and it isn’t bringing in work.
The site looks fine. But nobody can tell them how many calls it’s made, and the report that shows up every month doesn’t answer that either. So that’s where I start: is this thing bringing you work? Then I build it so the answer is yes, and I show you where every call came from.
A lot of my work is picking up where someone else left off.
The first thing I do is make sure you own all of it. In your name, on your email, with your password.
I get access. You get ownership. If you ever decide to move on, you take everything with you and it keeps running.
Then I dig in. I look at what Google is doing with your pages, what people type before they call you, and which of your services nobody can find. It usually turns up some good news too. More than once I’ve found a service a business was already winning at, and nobody had ever tracked it.
Your domain is worth more than you think.
If it’s been around a while, Google already trusts it. Most of the time nobody ever gave it pages worth ranking, so that trust sits there doing nothing. Building on it is the fastest way I know to get you found, and it’s already yours.
We get to build it right the first time.
Every page gets a job. Your services, the towns you work in, the questions people ask before they hire someone, all planned so customers can find you. A brand new domain has to earn Google’s trust, and that takes time, so we start on day one.
Then we track everything.
Google search, your Google Business Profile, your site, and the analytics underneath it. I set all of it up myself, so it all connects. Every call, form, and request for directions shows up with where it came from, starting the first week. If something other than search is bringing you work, you’ll see that too. And it’s all on your own screen, so you never have to take my word for it.
Your own login. Open it whenever you want, instead of waiting on a monthly report.
Your rankings, the map pack, site health, AI visibility, and every lead that comes in, all updating on their own. I built it, I work from it every day, and you see the same screen I do.
Put it on your home screen and check it at a red light. You’ll know how it’s going before I could tell you. And when you want to know why, call me.
Me. Twenty years of SEO, and building the sites that rank.
I learned back when there was no tool to tell you why something worked, so you had to figure it out yourself. I still work that way. I’d rather know the answer than guess at it, and I usually dig further than the job needs.
For years my hands were too full to take anyone new. That’s changed. LUX is mine, and I’m taking on a few clients I can really help.
When you call, you get me. There’s no account manager and no junior doing the work with my name on it. I’ve built my own tools to handle the heavy lifting, which is how one person keeps up with a lot of work. The decisions are still mine.
That’s also why I keep the list short. I want to do it right the first time and be the one who picks up when you call. If that sounds like what you’ve been looking for, let’s talk.
Call or email, whichever you like. Tell me a little about your business and we’ll go from there.