bakaroart
Services / Strategy
SEO and local search
Be found by the people already looking for what you do, where you do it.
Most local businesses lose customers before the phone ever rings: the search that should have found them finds a competitor, a directory, or nothing. We fix the parts of search you control — the technical health of the site, the pages that answer real questions, the business profile and reviews that decide the map results — and measure what changes in enquiries, not just rankings.
- Price
- Priced after a diagnostic
- Timeline
- Agreed before work starts
- Built for
- Businesses that depend on being found locally or for specific services, whose site and profiles have never been worked on deliberately.
What you get
Search baseline
What you rank for, what your competitors rank for, and which searches actually turn into enquiries for a business like yours.
Technical and content fixes
Site speed, structure and the pages that answer the questions people type, written in your voice and checked against your services.
Business profile and reviews
The map listing, categories, service area and review flow that decide whether you appear for local searches.
Monthly measurement
Enquiries by source, not just positions, so you can see whether the work is paying for itself.
How it runs
01
Week 1
Baseline
We measure where you stand and which searches matter to your enquiries.
02
Weeks 2–4
Fix
Technical health, key pages and the business profile, in the open on a live link.
03
Monthly
Measure
Enquiries by source, written up plainly, with what to do next.
Questions we hear first.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No, and nobody honest does. We measure enquiries by source and tell you what moved and what did not.
Start with the diagnostic.
A person replies within one business day. If the fit is right, that reply contains the diagnostic scope, the input checklist and the fee. If not, we say why.
Also in Strategy: Customer journey mapping, Touchpoint & experience design, Market & competitor analysis, Audience & behavioral analysis, Customer retention and churn analysis, New businesses and new products.