We needed someone who understood Kanata versus downtown packs, not a national template with Ottawa pasted in.
@Kanata clinic owner
The first useful work was making hours, services, and the website say the same thing.
@Ottawa trades operator
Practice-area pages that answer how people actually search — not a brochure about “excellence.” The intake form finally matches the keywords we care about. Reporting is plain: calls, forms, and which pages they came from.
@Centretown professional services
Menu photos and a catering page did more for Friday nights than another logo redesign.
@Glebe restaurant manager
They were honest that first place is not a contract clause. The plan was Map Pack, then content, then patience. We still got a monthly list of what shipped instead of a mystery dashboard.
@Orleans home services
Bilingual Orleans search was treated as a real market, not a footnote.
@East-end owner
Technical cleanup made the new pages eligible to rank. Speed was the unglamorous win.
@Barrhaven retailer
We finally have neighbourhood pages that do not read like the same paragraph with the city swapped.
@West-end realtor
The free check was specific: categories, duplicate listings, and three page gaps.
@Nepean auto shop
They write for AI Overviews without stuffing FAQs that nobody asked.
@Ottawa accountant