Websites, Google & AI search for local businesses
Customers can’t find you online? Let’s fix that.
You run the business. We’ll handle the internet stuff — and explain every step in plain English.
What we do
What we do, in plain English
Every service has a techy name. Here’s what each one actually does for your business.
Show up when neighbors search “plumber near me.”
We get you onto the map and into the local results people see first.
Your hours, photos and reviews — right, and right where people look.
No more customers showing up to a closed door.
When someone asks ChatGPT for a recommendation, it names you.
More people ask AI assistants than you’d think. We make sure they know you exist.
A fast, simple website that turns visitors into calls and bookings.
Works great on phones, loads quickly, and makes the next step obvious.
How we work
Three steps. No surprises.
We look
We check how you show up on Google, in AI assistants and on your own website.
We explain
A short, plain-English report: what’s working, what isn’t, and what to fix first. No pressure to buy anything.
We fix it
You choose what to tackle. We do the work and show you what changed, in words you’ll understand.
From the blog
Plain-English advice for local businesses
What a Website Should Actually Cost a Small Business
From a $300 DIY builder to a $15,000 custom build — an honest breakdown of what actually drives the price, instead of one industry-average number.
How to Get ChatGPT to Recommend Your Business
ChatGPT recommends businesses based on what it can find and verify about them online — not paid placement. Here's what actually influences it.
What Happens If You Don't Update Your Website?
Nothing happens right away — that's exactly why it's easy to skip. Here's what actually accumulates underneath.
Based in Groton, MA and serving Massachusetts and New Hampshire businesses — and remote clients anywhere in the US.
Jargon buster
Heard a word that made no sense?
Making your business easier to find when people search on Google.
The same idea for AI assistants like ChatGPT — so they recommend you when asked.
The box with your hours, photos, reviews and map pin that shows up in search.
Hidden labels on your website that tell Google and AI exactly what you do and where.
The short blurb under your link in search results. A good one gets more clicks.
How fast your site loads on a phone. Slow sites lose visitors before they see anything.
Got a question? Let’s talk.
Send us a message and we’ll get back to you within a business day — no jargon, no hard sell.