I fix the foundation that helps Arizona businesses show up in search—clear structure, faster pages, consistent local details—and set up tracking so you know which pages bring calls and form fills.
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Technical SEO is the foundation under your content: can Google find your pages, load them quickly, and understand what each one is about? If that foundation is shaky, more blog posts or ad spend will not fix visibility.
I treat content and technical setup as one system so your service pages, location pages, and contact details send the same clear signal—important when you serve Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, or the wider metro.
I pay attention to how your pages speak to geographic intent—who you serve and where—without stuffing city names on every line. Internal links and page templates support the cities you actually work in.
If your Google Business Profile and website disagree on hours, phone, or services, that mismatch is often where local visibility leaks first.
Fixes without feedback become guesswork. I connect Search Console trends and conversion tracking—calls, forms, bookings—so Arizona owners can see whether updates correlate with more impressions, clicks, and real leads.
Reports use names that still make sense months later. The goal is a short list of metrics that change how you work—not charts nobody opens.
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Serving Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, and the wider Arizona metro.
A site structure search engines can understand and index
Faster pages that feel better for real visitors
Calls, forms, and key actions named in plain language—so you see what worked
No mystery process — a conversation, a clear plan, careful work, and launch support that fits how Arizona businesses actually operate.
Step 1
I look at your current site with you, point out what is costing you calls or quote requests, and outline a clear plan to fix it.
Step 2
I design around your offer—clear messaging, strong visuals, and an obvious path to call, book, or request a quote.
Step 3
Your site is built to load quickly and work smoothly on phones and desktops—where your customers actually browse.
Step 4
I launch carefully, confirm the important pieces work, and stay available so small issues do not turn into lost leads.
Sites and systems built to look sharp and turn visitors into customers.
You do not need to know these by name. They help your site stay quick, secure, and easier to improve over time.
Analytics
SEMrushNo honest provider can guarantee rankings. I focus on removing technical barriers, improving clarity, and measuring what changes after we launch—so you can keep improving with real information.
A prioritized list: crawl and indexing issues, speed problems, missing or unclear page titles, structured details where they help, and local consistency between your site and Google listing—ordered by business impact, not tool noise. Where tracking is missing or broken, I flag that too.
Yes. Measurement is part of the work—not a separate product. I map the actions that matter (calls, forms, bookings), clean up outdated setups when needed, and keep reporting tied to site improvements.
Not if the site is slow, blocked, or confusing for search engines to read. Fix the foundation first. Then new content has a better chance to help.
Tell me what is not working today. I will reply with a plain-English recommendation, a realistic path forward, and a quote — no pressure pitch.
