Get found. Get named.
Amazing Garage Floors went from 1 or 2 leads a week to 3 to 6. Here's how buyers in your town find you.
Three ways
buyers find you.
Tonight someone in your town needs exactly what you do. They'll look in one of three places: they'll type it into Google, check the map, or just ask an AI tool who to hire. Whoever shows up gets the call. We work on all three, because a business that shows up in only one of them is invisible in the other two. You do work worth finding.
“Do you see a man skilled in his work? He will stand before kings.”
Proverbs 22:29 (NASB 1995)
- I. Google search results
SEO
Your pages show up when someone types what you do into Google. We fix whatever keeps Google from reading your site, then build pages around the exact searches your buyers make.
What it gets you20× organic traffic for GarageFloorFlake in under 90 daysCustomers you don't pay for by the click. A page that ranks keeps the phone ringing long after it's written, while ads stop the day the money does.
- II. The Google map and "near me" searches
Local SEO
Someone nearby searches for what you do, and Google puts a map with three businesses above everything else. We work your Google Business Profile, your reviews and your town pages so you're one of those three.
What it gets you“They are ready to buy and high quality, way better than the leads I get through Facebook.” John Hutchins, Amazing Garage FloorsCalls from people in your service area who are ready to hire, not browsers three states away.
- III. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers
GEO
More buyers skip the links and just ask ChatGPT who to hire. It answers with a few names and moves on. GEO, short for generative engine optimization, is the work of getting yours on that short list, and making sure what it says about you is true.
What it gets youRun the free check below to see where you standA recommendation before they ever see your site, from a tool they already trust.
Where do
you stand?
We ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI the questions your buyers ask in your town, then read your site the way their crawlers do. About a minute.
- I.
Audit first
A plain-English list of what's costing you calls on Google, on the map and in AI answers, ranked by what will bring in work soonest.
- II.
Technical fixes
Slow pages, broken mobile layouts, indexing and structured data, fixed at the source. Nothing else works until Google can read your site.
- III.
Google Business Profile
Your listing filled out, kept current and backed by real reviews from real customers, so you're on the map when someone nearby is ready to call.
- IV.
Pages that answer buyers
Service and town pages built around what your customers actually type and ask, written to rank and to make the phone ring.
- V.
AI visibility
The listings, reviews, structured data and plain answers AI tools draw on when someone asks who to hire in your town.
- VI.
Reporting you can read
Calls, leads, rankings, map views and AI mentions, every month. Two minutes to read, and it says what we're doing next.
Asked
and
answered.
Is this only for Christian businesses?
We work with Christian business owners who put God first in their business and their family. Your business doesn't have to be a ministry. If you're a plumber who follows Christ and does honest work, you're exactly who we built this for.
What is the difference between SEO, local SEO and GEO?
SEO gets your pages into Google search results. Local SEO gets you onto the map and into the "near me" searches in your area. GEO gets you named when someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity who to hire. All three stand on the same foundation: a site that loads fast and says plainly what you do and where. Work on one helps the others.
Which one do I need?
If your customers come from your area, start with local SEO. That's where they'll find you first. If you sell across the country, regular SEO matters more. Almost everyone needs GEO now, and it builds on the same work. The free check shows where you're weakest, and the audit tells you what to fix first.
We already pay someone for marketing. Why switch?
If you can see the calls and leads it brings in, maybe you shouldn't. Owners usually call us because they can't. They're paying every month for a report they don't understand. On the discovery call we'll look at what you're getting now and tell you straight whether it's working.
How long does it take to work?
Most businesses see movement in the first few months, and results build from there. Technical fixes can show up in weeks. GarageFloorFlake went to 20 times its search traffic in under 90 days, but every market is different, and we'll tell you honestly what to expect for yours after the audit.
Can you guarantee a number one ranking?
No, and nobody honest can. Google decides rankings, and nobody controls what an AI tool says. What we can promise is the work: a clear plan, the fixes done properly, and monthly reports that show exactly what changed.
Will you use shortcuts?
No. No fake reviews, no bought links, no stuffing pages with keywords, and nothing that tricks Google or your customers. Those tricks can work for a few months, until Google catches up and they sink you. We'd rather build something you'll still be proud of in five years.
Do I need a new website first?
Usually not. Most sites can be fixed. If yours is holding you back so badly that a rebuild is cheaper than repairs, we'll say so and show you why.
Who is this not for?
We're not a fit if you want us to say something that isn't true, if you hired an expert and wanted a yes-man, if you treat people as disposable, if you won't show up for your own project, or if you use the faith as an angle.
What does it cost?
Every engagement is scoped after a discovery call, so you only pay for what your business needs. You get the scope, the price and the numbers we're aiming for in writing before any work starts. If the numbers don't make sense for your business, we'll tell you.
Let’s get
you found.
Tell us what you do and where. Five questions, then a 30-minute call with honest next steps. Until you show up, the people searching for what you do are calling whoever does.