
SEO Services for Small Business
Get found on Google
Monthly SEO packages built for small businesses and startups. 100+ point technical audits, keyword strategy backed by real data, content that ranks, and transparent reporting every month. No contracts. No fluff.
Plans from $450/mo. Select plans include a free custom website.
What you actually get each month
Every monthly SEO engagement includes a 100+ point technical audit refresh, weekly keyword rank tracking, on-page work across priority templates (title tags, meta descriptions, H1s, internal links, schema), two to four pieces of long-form content targeting specific keyword clusters, Google Business Profile optimization for local visibility, and a monthly report pulling from Search Console, Analytics, and Semrush. No lock-in contracts, no minimum terms, and no opaque line items. You always know what we did and what moved.
Local SEO for Las Cruces and beyond
For businesses serving a specific city or region, local SEO is the highest-leverage channel. We optimize your Google Business Profile with properly-categorized services, geotagged photos, and a review generation flow. We build location-specific landing pages with LocalBusiness schema, NAP consistency across the top 50 directories, and content that targets the way your customers actually search: plumber Las Cruces, web design El Paso, SEO company Albuquerque. Local work compounds: the citations, reviews, and GBP authority keep paying dividends long after the month ends.
Realistic timelines and the AI Overviews reality
Days 1 to 30 is audit, foundation fixes, and content kickoff. Days 30 to 60 is when indexing cleanups and on-page changes start showing in Search Console impressions. Days 60 to 90 is when rankings and organic traffic move in a way you can point at on a chart. Anyone promising page-one results in 30 days is either lying or about to get your domain penalized. We also optimize for how search actually works now: AI Overviews, AI Mode, and zero-click features. That means FAQ schema, direct-answer blocks at the top of each article, llms.txt files, and structured data that both Google and ChatGPT can parse cleanly.