Who is searching
A homeowner in Massapequa with water coming through the ceiling
What they type
- roof repair massapequa
- roofer massapequa park
- roof repair north massapequa
- who fixes a roof leak in massapequa
A shop in Elwood gets its mail addressed to East Northport, sits in the Town of Huntington, and has customers who type Elwood. The report runs your trade against East Northport, then Elwood, then Huntington, and shows what Google gave back for each.
Free, and we read it ourselves. No pitch, no obligation, and 805.243.8321 if you would rather talk.
A homeowner in Massapequa types roof repair massapequa, standing under the leak.
Massapequa Park, next door, gets a results page of its own, and being first on this one does not put you on that one.
Most of Long Island outside the villages is hamlets. A hamlet is a name on a map with no government behind it, so one street can go by the hamlet, the postal town or the township, and no office rules on which. Your customers type whichever one they grew up hearing.
Who is searching
What they type
Who is searching
What they type
Who is searching
What they type
The search most pages never answer
The report settles which of those names carry searches for your trade, and a name that carries none does not get a page.
Ads are placements you rent from Google, and city agencies bid on the same Long Island terms for their own clients. The auction does not know that you are the roofer down the road from the leak.
An organic result is earned by pages written for the hamlet names, plus links to those pages from other local sites, such as a supplier, the chamber or a neighborhood paper.
Your Google Business Profile, the free listing that puts you on the map, gets kept in order too, since the map pack pulls from it. The pages come first, because the Wantagh page is yours whether or not you ever buy an ad.
The owner of Primary Pool Services, in his own words. We did not tell him a word of it.
Playing · Dillon Brooks, owner
Primary Pool Services is a client near our Ventura, California office, so it is not a Nassau story. These figures come from the whole plan we built for the owner: the site, the pages, the video, and one ad campaign he ran on top.
| Measure | Increase | Against what |
|---|---|---|
| growth in 15 months | 400% | Forty pools on the route became more than two hundred |
| more calls from Google Ads | 162.5% | The campaign month against the month before |
| revenue in year one | 25%+ | Revenue. Not clicks, not visits |
Your website goes in, and a written report comes back, one line per place name.
It makes sense without us in the room. Or call 805.243.8321 and ask us straight out.
Nothing in it is general. Every line names a hamlet.
Each place name we ran, with where you sat on the page for it, including the names you never wrote a page for and hold anyway.
The places you already work in where Google has never shown you, which are usually easier to win than the one you are fighting hardest for.
For each name, whether the spot belongs to a local roofer or to a directory that sells the lead on.
Which names to go after first and what each one needs, so the size of the job is clear for every name.
Sent as a document you can print, not a login to a dashboard.
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Why Does My Competitor Outrank Me?You already looked. Incognito window, your main term, and there they are, sitting above you. So here is the honest list of why.Read it Your pages name one place. A page written for Bay Shore has not one word on it that says Brentwood, so the Brentwood results page has no reason to list you.
Whichever ones your customers type, and for most trades that is more than one. The report ranks them for your trade, so the first page goes to the name with the most searches behind it and the rest follow in order.
The office with a street address is at 1300 Eastman Ave in Ventura, California, and on the island we drive to you. The people writing your pages know that Huntington and Huntington Station are different places without looking it up.
Yes. Out past Riverhead, many of your customers are typing from Manhattan or from another state. Pins follow wherever the phone is unless the search names a town. Type pool service from an apartment in Manhattan and the pins are in Manhattan. Add the word Southampton and the pins move to Southampton, from the same phone. The second-home owner usually types the hamlet name, so the job out there is a page for each hamlet.
No. Google decides the order and says so on its own help pages. What the report does instead is call each name: it will say which names are winnable and which are not, and why, and it will say plainly which names we would not chase for you.
No contracts. The Massapequa page we write sits on your site under your own domain, and it stays there whether or not we do. You keep it going while it is worth it to you, and stopping takes an email.
“The search that matters to you has a hamlet name after it, and that is the one we check first.” The Final Code
Try it tonight. Type your trade and the hamlet you work in most, from your own phone, and look at who comes up. That is the page we would be working on.
Search is one part of what we run on Long Island, and the video is what makes a customer call you rather than the next name down.