Ten questions collected from conversations with shop owners. Answers without hedging, including where the truth does not help us.
Get the free scanIn Bushwick people recommend Driggs Barber, Anna Cuts and Hook & Ladder. The second is usually by appointment.
Classic SEO moves you up a list of links. Here there is no list and there are no links. An assistant names two or three businesses and the answer ends, so either yours is among them or it is not. Everything we do also helps in ordinary search, because the sources are the same: the listing, structured data, content that answers a question.
You can, and you should. Two things get in the way. Your assistant knows you, remembers your chats and your location, so it names your business to you more often than to a stranger. And the answer changes every time it is asked, so one scan tells you nothing. We ask from a clean session, repeatedly, and count the share.
Because it is a record of specific answers at a specific time, not a forecast. That is why every conversation in the report carries a timestamp to the second, and every question comes with a button that asks it for you. Check while logged out or in a temporary chat, because logged in you are looking at yourself.
Listings and structured data land in the first two weeks. Answers usually start changing between week four and week eight, because a model has to visit the corrected sources first. A measurement every thirty days on the same questions shows it without taking our word.
Then we simply tell you so, and we will not try to sell you anything. It happens to businesses with a complete listing, plenty of recent reviews and a website that answers questions in plain sentences. The check is free either way.
Less well than for a local service. Their customers search nationally rather than in a town, so questions with a town name say less about them. If that is how it turns out, we write it in the report and propose a measurement without a location instead of showing a zero.
The model first looks your business up on the web to work out what it does, and writes the questions from that. So a roofer gets questions about roof repair, not about “services”. Every question must contain the town name and must never contain your business name, because such a question would guarantee a hit.
The stored answers go back to the model with one question: is this business named here, and where. The model understands a short form, an inflected form and a small typo, so “DachTech” counts the same as the full listing name. The trade or town name alone does not count, even when it appears in the business name.
Not for the measurement. For the repair we need access to your site’s admin and your Google profile, or you can paste the code we prepare yourself. We never ask for email or banking passwords and do not need them.
Any time, with no notice period. Just detach your card in the client panel, one click. No further payment is taken, and any work we started within the paid month is finished. Everything built stays on your site and in your listings. We take nothing back and nothing stops working.
Send one sentence to info@seostreets.com. We answer within 15 minutes, including when the answer is that our service is not what you need right now.