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What's the difference between local SEO and national SEO?

Local SEO targets geographic searches — "plumber near me," "best restaurant in [city]." It involves Google Business optimization, local schema markup, and location-specific content. National SEO builds topic authority across broader searches. Most businesses need both layers running in parallel, weighted based on where the revenue comes from.

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Structure, not volume. Most agencies fill a content calendar and publish on schedule. We build content architecture — pillar pages that establish topic authority, supported by focused subtopics that strengthen each other through internal linking. Every piece is mapped before it's written. The structure compounds: each new article makes the existing ones rank higher.

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Depends on the service. Paid campaigns produce leads within weeks. SEO and content build authority over 3–6 months, then compound. Website redesigns typically launch in 8–12 weeks. We'll give you a realistic timeline during the free consultation — not the one that sounds best.

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No. The system scales to the business. A company running Google Ads and a basic CRM needs a simpler setup than a national publisher with six traffic sources. The intelligence layer is scoped during the free assessment — you'll see exactly what gets built and what it costs before committing.

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