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See all servicesYour website is built for AI search. Now the goal is to keep winning. Every month, I look at what your customers are searching for, build three new pages that answer those questions, and walk you through what’s working. It’s how a website goes from being found for a few things to being found for a lot of things.
A new website gives Google and AI tools a clear picture of what your business does. But your customers don’t all ask the same question. They ask about their own situation, in their own words. Every one of those questions is a chance to be the business that gets recommended, and every one needs a page that answers it.
Nobody wins “best barber in Clearwater.” It’s too broad. What AI does is match a specific person to a specific business. The more real questions your website answers, the more often your business is the answer.
Your tracking tools show the actual words people search right before they find you. That’s the list of pages worth building. No guessing, no filler content.
Search changes constantly, and so does who’s showing up. Adding the right pages every month is how you stay ahead instead of catching up.
Sapia’s Barbershop in Clearwater keeps adding pages based on what people search for: trending cuts like broccoli, wolf, and mod cuts, and comparison questions like “low taper vs. low fade.” When more customers started asking about braiding, one of their barbers’ specialties, there was already a page for it. People searched, found Sapia’s, and booked. Read the Sapia’s story.
In plain English, with nothing hiding in the corners.
Each page answers a real question your customers are asking. I pick them by opportunity: the questions with the most people searching, the best chance of winning, and the closest connection to the work you want more of. I write them, build them, and publish them for you.
Every month, I walk you through what people searched to find you, which pages are bringing people in, whether AI tools are recommending you, and how often compared to your competitors. Then I tell you what I’m building next and why.
We talk about where your business is headed, which services you want more of, and what’s coming up in your season. That shapes which pages get built over the next three months.
Hosting, security, backups, and small updates to your hours, photos, prices, or staff are all covered. You don’t pay for the Care Plan separately.
The Growth Plan runs in three-month stretches. Each quarter has a clear list of what gets built, so you always know what you’re paying for, and you decide at the end of each quarter whether to keep going.
| Per month | Per quarter | |
|---|---|---|
| Growth Plan | $1,000 | $3,000, billed at the start of each quarter |
| Founding client rate | $750 | $2,250, locked in for your first two quarters |
| What you get each quarter | Nine new pages, three monthly reports, one planning call, and everything in the Care Plan | |
I’m opening the Growth Plan to 8 founding clients. They get the $750 rate for their first two quarters. In return, I ask for two things: an honest testimonial once you’re seeing results, and permission to share those results as a case study.
Because I do this work myself. Every page is researched, written, and built by me, and I’d rather do it really well for a small number of businesses than rush it for a lot of them.
The Growth Plan builds on a solid foundation. If I built your website, you’re ready. If not, start with a free check and I’ll tell you honestly whether your site can support it.
Most clients start the Growth Plan after their 90-day report, once they can see what people are searching for and which pages are working. That’s when the next pages to build become obvious.
More of your best service, more customers in a certain neighborhood, more of the clients you love working with. New pages can point your website at exactly that.
You don’t have to write anything, learn any tools, or read any charts. You tell me about your business, and I handle the rest.
The Growth Plan is $1,000 a month, billed as $3,000 at the start of each quarter. The first 8 clients get a founding rate of $750 a month, or $2,250 a quarter, for their first two quarters. The Care Plan is included, so you don’t pay for it separately.
It’s ongoing work, so yes, it’s billed on a regular schedule, and I won’t pretend otherwise. What it isn’t is the kind of retainer most business owners have been burned by: an open-ended monthly bill with vague deliverables and a long contract. The Growth Plan runs one quarter at a time, every quarter has a set list of what gets built (nine new pages, three reports, and a planning call), and you decide at the end of each quarter whether to keep going. If a month goes by without new pages, something’s wrong, and you should call me on it.
By opportunity. I look at what people are searching for, how many people are asking, how likely you are to win that question, and how closely it connects to the work you want more of. The pages with the biggest opportunity get built first.
No. I write and build every page. If a page needs details only you know, like pricing or how you handle a certain type of job, I’ll ask you a few quick questions.
Tell me before your next quarter starts. Every page that’s already been built stays on your website, and it’s yours. If you’d like, you can switch back to the Care Plan to keep your site hosted and updated.
No one honestly can. AI tools decide for themselves what to recommend, and they change often. What I can do is keep answering the questions your customers are really asking, and show you every month exactly how it’s going.
Founding spots are limited to 8. If you’re already a client, email me and we’ll look at your numbers together.