An SEO agency for Los Angeles businesses that need enquiries, not impressions. Technical foundations, local search, Google Ads management and social campaigns built on your own audiences.
Switch off what sits above the organic results and watch position one climb back into view. Illustrative layout.
Rarely for the reason the reports suggest.
A site can collect tens of thousands of impressions and no clicks at all, because everything sits on page five. Reports that lead with impressions or "keywords ranking" hide that completely. The only question worth asking is whether anything reached a page people look at.
Two teams, two sets of keywords, two landing pages for the same query, and no one comparing what each costs per enquiry. Paid search should be buying the terms organic can't win yet, and testing whether it still adds enquiries on the ones it has.
Before any of this can be judged, the conversions have to be real. Most accounts we inspect are optimising towards a number that counts page views, duplicates, or both, which means the algorithm is being trained on fiction.
Six areas, in the order they usually need attention.
Nothing else works until search engines can crawl the site, understand it, and serve it quickly on a phone. We check indexation against what should be indexed, fix duplicate and missing titles, resolve the redirect chains that accumulate over a site's life, and get mobile loading into a range that doesn't cost you rankings or enquiries.
This is unglamorous and it's usually where the first real movement comes from.
Fixed first, because every later gain compounds on it.
Every page should answer one question that someone actually types. We map the queries worth having to the pages meant to win them, find the places where two pages are fighting over the same term, and write the service and product content that answers the question properly rather than mentioning it.
Consolidating two competing pages usually beats writing a third.
For a business with an address, the map results sit above everything else and take most of the clicks. We work the Google Business Profile that feeds them, keep categories and service areas accurate, build a review process your team can sustain, and make sure your details match everywhere they appear.
Several locations means a profile and a page each, or they compete instead of covering more ground.
Checked from each part of the city you serve.
Tight geography, a real negative keyword list, and a landing page that answers the exact thing that was searched for. Bidding strategy is only as good as the conversion data feeding it, so we fix the tracking before touching the bids. Where the economics don't work, we say so instead of spending the budget.
In healthcare and legal we write campaigns to be approved first time, rather than appealing rejections later.
Same click, same cost, different outcome.
Social advertising works best aimed first at people who already have some relationship with you: past customers, site visitors, people who started an enquiry and stopped. Those audiences are cheaper and they convert, so they come first. Broader targeting has its place once they're exhausted, which for a store with volume happens sooner than for a practice.
Retargeting only pays once the tracking is honest, which is why it comes last.
Audience options are restricted for health and other sensitive categories, so the order differs by platform and industry.
Competitive Los Angeles terms need other sites to reference yours, and there's no shortcut that survives contact with an algorithm update. We work on the things that genuinely earn a mention: accurate listings and citations, industry and association profiles, local sponsorships and partnerships you already have, and content worth referring to. It's slower than buying links and it doesn't get withdrawn later.
We don't buy links, rent placements or use private networks, and we'll tell you if a previous agency did.
None of this is the kind of thing an update is built to catch.
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Rankings and traffic appear as supporting detail, not as the headline.
Tracking fixes and local work can move within weeks, because they're mostly a matter of correcting things. Competitive organic positions in Los Angeles take several months, and it depends on your market, your site's existing authority and how quickly content gets approved. What we commit to is showing you the leading indicators every month so you're never guessing.
Usually yes, and managed as one plan rather than two. Paid search buys the terms organic can't win yet and gives you conversion data far faster; organic then takes over the terms where paying every click stops making sense. Run separately, they bid against each other and neither learns anything from the other.
As a percentage of monthly ad spend. The spend itself goes straight to Google, Meta and the other platforms from your own accounts, so you can see every dollar.
You do, in every case. We work inside accounts held in your name rather than setting up our own and granting you a view. If the engagement ends, the history, the audiences and the conversion data stay with you.
No, and be cautious about anyone who does. No agency controls the results page, and Google itself warns against guaranteed-ranking offers. A guarantee usually means the guaranteed terms are ones nobody searches for.
Yes. One central strategy with location-level execution: a dedicated page and Google Business Profile for each location, local SEO per area, location-specific campaigns, and reporting for the whole business and for each site. Locations without their own page and profile end up competing with each other instead of covering more of the map.
A free, independent review of your tracking, campaigns and search visibility, even if another agency runs them.
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Tell us what you sell and where your customers are. You will hear back from the person who would actually do the work.