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Content

Pages written for what people type, not for what sounds good in a brochure.

  • Service and location pages that match real searches
  • The questions your customers actually ask, answered
  • Existing pages improved before new ones get added

What this service actually covers.

5 positions. Take any one of them.

  • What gets written next

    What gets written next

    What gets done

    • Build priorities around the services, locations, questions and topics customers actually search for.

    What you see

    The list is built from what people search for, not from what is easiest to write.

  • Service and location pages

    Service and location pages

    What gets done

    • Create or improve service pages, supporting pages, articles and FAQs where there is a real reason for them.

    What you see

    Your services and locations get covered properly instead of the website sitting untouched for years.

  • Improving what is already there

    Improving what is already there

    What gets done

    • Optimize what is already there instead of publishing to hit a quota.

    What you see

    Pages that already work get better before new ones get added.

  • Connections and currency

    Connections and currency

    What gets done

    • Connect related pages with internal links that help, and keep important content current.

    What you see

    Related pages point at each other, and the important ones do not go stale.

  • Written for all of it at once

    Written for all of it at once

    What gets done

    • Write for traditional search, local visibility and AI search at once rather than treating them as separate jobs.

    What you see

    The site steadily answers more of what potential customers are actually asking.

How the work moves.

Content here is not a blog for the sake of having one. It is the service pages, location pages and answers that match what people actually type when they are looking for the work you do.

  1. Prioritize

    Priorities come from the services you sell, the places you cover, and the questions customers ask before they book.

  2. Improve before adding

    Existing pages get improved before new ones get written, because a thin page that already ranks somewhere is usually a shorter route than a new one starting from nothing. Related pages get connected where that genuinely helps a reader, and the important ones get kept current instead of going stale.

  3. Write for all of it

    It gets written once for all of it. The same page has to work for a search engine, for someone comparing three companies on a phone, and for an AI system summarizing who does this work in your area. Writing three separate versions of that would cost more and read worse.

SearchyFound is new. The experience is not.

13+ years
In SEO and digital marketing, full time.
Hundreds of clients
Local service businesses and national brands.
Ran the business
Payroll, clients and delivery, not only the SEO.
Director-level SEO leadership
At a national agency, and at several others.

What owners ask about this one.

Do I have to write anything?

No. The writing is part of the fee. You know the work better than anyone, so you can weigh in on a page if you want to.

How many pages or articles do I get each month?

There is no set number. Work is prioritized by what will actually help — sometimes that is a new service page, sometimes it is fixing three existing ones. Publishing to a quota is how a site ends up full of pages nobody searches for.

Will it sound like my business or like a template?

It gets written for your customers in plain language, and any necessary term gets explained in the same sentence it is used. If a page does not sound like your business, say so and it gets changed.

What about pages for the towns I serve?

Those are part of this. Service and location pages that match real searches are the point of the work, built around the places you actually cover rather than every town within fifty miles.

Yours to keep either way

See where you stand before you spend anything.

Get your FoundScore. We will show you what is working, what is not, and the specific things costing you calls right now. About your business, in your area, not a sample one.

You enter your business name, your website if you have one, your service area and how to reach you. We do the rest.