We don't start keyword research from a blank slate. It's built from data already specific to this industry — Search Console queries, PPC conversion data, and detected content gaps — not a generic local-service template applied to your site.
Most SEO agencies treat your business like any other local service company, researching junk car search behavior from a standing start. We work exclusively in this industry — the keyword clusters, the search intent patterns, and which terms tend to matter most for a seller ready to transact are already mapped before your campaign starts.
Every page on your site — 500+ if you have that many — is crawled and checked across titles, meta, headings, schema, links, and speed, with open and fixed counts tracked over time.
A site snippet applies title, meta, schema, and canonical fixes directly, verifies the change rendered correctly, and can be paused or reverted anytime.
AutoPartsStore, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, and review schema are generated per page type — the structured data Google needs to show rich results.
Weekly, per-keyword, per-page tracking pulled directly from your own Google Search Console — not scraped estimates — across every site you manage, with drop alerts.
Briefs are built from Search Console queries, PPC conversion data, and detected content gaps — title, keyword, intent, and target page included. Any AI-drafted body is a draft you review, never auto-published.
Valuable searches with no page targeting them, pages underperforming for terms they should own, and multiple pages competing against each other all get flagged.
Titles and meta descriptions can be split-tested directly through the snippet with a deterministic visitor split and real statistical significance — a one-click winner once a test concludes.
Load time, mobile performance, SSL status, and uptime are monitored on an ongoing basis — a slow or broken site quietly undoes the rest of this work.
Keyword and topic comparisons against competitors, US/CA directory and citation suggestions, and an easy-wins outreach list tracked in its own CRM.
SEO is a long-term investment, and pace varies by market competitiveness, your site's starting point, and how contested your local keywords already are. In general terms, here's the shape of it:
The full-site audit, schema, and rank tracking above are the platform this service runs on — the specific niche problems that platform is built to solve each get their own deeper explanation. The full keyword map by intent covers what to target and where each cluster belongs. Location pages done right covers the service-area page architecture and how to avoid a doorway-page penalty while scaling to dozens of cities. Used auto parts SEO covers the very different search behavior of a part buyer versus a car seller. Schema markup explained covers exactly what gets generated and why. Google Maps marketing covers the map-pack side that runs alongside organic rankings.
What ties all of it together is the same underlying data: your own Search Console queries and PPC conversion history, not a generic template applied across every client regardless of what's actually converting in their specific market.
No — no legitimate SEO provider can guarantee a specific ranking, since Google's algorithm and your competitors' own efforts are outside anyone's direct control. What's tracked and reported is real progress against real keywords, not a promised outcome.
Content briefs and drafts come from the platform, built from real Search Console and PPC data — any AI-drafted body is reviewed before it publishes, and you can write or edit pieces yourself if you'd rather.
Yes — the full-site audit and one-click fixes work through a site snippet regardless of who built the underlying site, WordPress or otherwise.
The $899 is a one-time fee covering initial setup across all managed services, not just SEO — it's charged once per account, not once per service. The $799/mo covers the ongoing keyword research, content, technical work, and reporting.
Yes — published content lives on your own site under your own domain; canceling stops future work, not access to what's already been published.
LocalBusiness schema and location-page content are kept consistent with your GBP service-area settings — see Google Maps marketing for how the two are meant to align rather than operate independently.
It scales with your real service area rather than a fixed number — not every nearby town needs its own page, especially small ones close together with little independent search volume.
While SEO builds momentum, Google Ads generates leads from day one. Most clients run both together for full coverage.
Learn More — $399/moSEO and GBP work together — your local rankings improve when both are optimized simultaneously with matching signals.
Learn More — $199/moSEO needs a solid foundation. Our websites are built with the exact architecture that makes ranking for junk car keywords fast and reliable.
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