Growth plan for your local businesses
See the SEO work your site is missing.
Show customers what you do, where you work, and how to get in touch. Plan the content, review it before publishing, and choose what to improve next with Auspia.
Monitor your work and available visits. If your paid Starter plan meets the zero-visit guarantee conditions, you can request a manual refund review.
100% money-back
guarantee.
For paid Starter, subject to eligibility and manual review.
20published articles
10completed backlink exchanges
$99/month · 3-day free trial · Cancel anytime
If both delivery requirements are met and qualifying visits total zero through the end of the applicable paid billing period, you can request a manual refund review. If approved, you’ll receive 100% of eligible subscription fees.
Visits count from the first Auspia article, page, or exchanged backlink going live, including during the trial. The free scan is separate.
How the review works
We count visits through the end of the paid billing period in which both requirements are met. If both are met during the trial, we count visits through the end of the first paid billing period.
Articles published and exchanges completed during the trial count toward the requirements. Additional pages are a separate plan benefit, not another delivery requirement; their qualifying visits still count. Matches and submissions are not completed exchanges. Missing tracking does not establish zero visits. Separately purchased credit packs are not refundable under this guarantee.
Make your services and service area clear.
Help visitors see whether you handle their job, cover their area, and how to call, book, or request an estimate.
Scan my site free- Match searches to your services
- Start with the jobs you actually handle, from urgent repairs to scheduled work. Help people find the page that explains the service they need.
- Build useful service and area pages
- Explain the work, availability, and places you really serve. Give each page useful details instead of repeating the same text with a different city name.
- Give customers a clear next step
- Make it easy to call, book an appointment, or request an estimate. Tell customers what details to provide and use your existing contact routes.
Turn your first priority into content you can approve.
Choose the service page to work on first. Our team prepares the agreed page content and supporting articles, then publishes after you approve the work and destination.
Team execution is included in Starter at $99/month. Run the work yourself or have our team carry it out, with your approval before publishing.
What Starter covers
- Core service and area content
- Content for your real services and coverage, with page priorities and the amount of work agreed before we start.
- 20 supporting articles each month
- The 20 articles/month answer customer questions and support the agreed service pages with useful explanations and links.
- Publishing after your approval
- Our team publishes content you approve to a supported destination, after confirming where it will live and the required access.
- Other local SEO and website changes
- Google Business Profile and Maps work, listings, reviews, and changes to your site’s layout, navigation, or code need their own agreed scope and owner.
Review before publishing
Starter
$99/month
3-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
- 20 articles/month
- 10 completed backlink exchanges
Additional pages are included in the plan, but aren't required to qualify for a refund review.
See plan detailsPlan the work.
Approve the content.
Improve what comes next.
Start with the free scan and choose your first recommendation in Steps 1–2. Starter continues with content creation, your approval before publishing, and improvement using available data in Steps 3–5.
Three free recommendations help you choose a starting point. Starter carries out the agreed work after that.
Growth plan for your local businesses
Use cases for your local businesses
Choose useful SEO priorities for your services and real coverage. The cases below show how first websites and new domains began building a search presence.
Moving companies
Customer need
Explain local moves, packing support, and the real areas you serve.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Separate local moving, long-distance moving, and packing where offered.
- Explain real pickup areas, destinations, and estimate requirements.
- Connect service pages through navigation and a working contact route.
Page to consider
Create distinct service pages connected to clear estimate and contact instructions.
Auto repair
Customer need
Help drivers identify repairs you offer and arrange an appropriate appointment.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Organize pages around actual repair jobs and diagnostic services.
- State supported vehicles, shop details, and verified credentials.
- Make service pages accessible through navigation and existing appointment routes.
Page to consider
Build repair pages with supported vehicles, service details, and appointment instructions.
Plumbing
Customer need
Distinguish urgent plumbing repairs from work customers can schedule ahead.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Separate urgent repairs, water heater work, and planned services.
- Confirm real coverage, availability, and estimate terms.
- Show the appropriate phone or appointment step on each page.
Page to consider
Give emergency and planned services clear pages with accurate contact details.
HVAC
Customer need
Explain repairs, maintenance, and replacements for the heating and cooling systems supported.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Separate repair, maintenance, and replacement searches for actual services.
- Explain supported systems, customer types, and real service areas.
- Connect core service pages to clear appointment and contact links.
Page to consider
Create service pages covering supported systems, actual coverage, and appointment steps.
Flooring
Customer need
Explain installation, refinishing, and repairs beyond a gallery of finished floors.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Separate installation, refinishing, and repairs where offered.
- Explain materials, preparation, and the information needed for estimates.
- Link authorized project examples to the relevant service pages.
Page to consider
Develop service pages with materials, preparation guidance, and verified project details.
Roofing
Customer need
Help owners distinguish repair, replacement, and the roof systems you handle.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Establish accessible pages, clear navigation, and consistent contact details.
- Separate real repair, replacement, residential, and commercial services.
- Use verified project descriptions and authorized photos as supporting evidence.
Page to consider
Build service pages supported by accurate job descriptions and real coverage.
Electrical
Customer need
Clarify the electrical work you handle and when customers should contact you.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Organize pages around actual residential, commercial, and specialist jobs.
- Verify credentials, coverage, availability, and contact information.
- Connect service pages and check mobile access and page discoverability.
Page to consider
Create service pages with verified credentials, coverage, and appropriate contact steps.
Landscaping
Customer need
Distinguish ongoing maintenance from landscaping projects and the properties you serve.
SEO priorities for a new site
- Separate maintenance, landscaping projects, and hardscaping where offered.
- Describe property types, seasonal scope, and actual coverage.
- Connect verified project examples to useful service and consultation pages.
Page to consider
Explain maintenance and project services with real coverage and consultation details.
New-site SEO cases
Published examples starting with a first website or a new domain. Business names are generalized; each source and its actual measurement window remain visible.
Auto repairA car repair shop’s first website26 Google Search clicksMeasurement windowFirst four monthsExternal agency case · First website
- Reported result
- DevSEOra reports 26 Google Search clicks in the first four months, alongside 3,400+ impressions. This is early search activity, not a claim of established rankings or traffic volume.
- Measurement context
- The source reports four months of Search Console data. Clicks are not a count of analytics visits; exact calendar start and end dates are not provided.
- The starting point
- The repair shop had no website or search history when the project began.
- The agency’s SEO approach
- The agency built the first site, created repair-service content, and worked on crawlability, local business information, and relevant links.
- What a new site can use
- Start with the repairs and vehicles the shop actually supports. Use initial search signals to choose the next service-page improvement.
- How Auspia can help
- Use Growth to choose a service priority, add confirmed repair details to Brand assets, and review content before the team publishes.
PlumbingA plumbing company’s first website42 → 70 reported website sessionsMeasurement windowFirst two reporting windows after launchExternal agency case · First website
- Reported result
- OneUp Digital reports 42 and then 70 “unique sessions,” using the publisher’s terminology. The counts are website activity with no Organic Search breakdown.
- Measurement context
- October 27–November 23 and November 23–December 23, 2025. The ranges differ in length and share a boundary date; this is not an equal-period growth calculation.
- The starting point
- The plumbing business relied on referrals and social accounts, with no website for customers to find.
- The agency’s SEO approach
- OneUp Digital launched service pages, verified coverage and contact paths, checked the mobile experience, and worked on the business profile.
- What a new site can use
- Make each core service useful from launch. Review visits and contact routes without treating all website activity as organic-search traffic.
- How Auspia can help
- Confirm actual plumbing work and coverage in Brand assets, plan useful pages, and publish approved content through the verified destination.
HVACA new HVAC company on a new domain44,759 Google Search impressionsMeasurement windowFirst seven weeks after launchExternal agency case · New domain
- Reported result
- Campbell Digital Studio reports 44,759 Google Search Console impressions for a new HVAC domain. This is early search visibility; the case does not provide a website-visit total for the same window.
- Measurement context
- The source’s cumulative impression window is April 22–June 11, 2026. Impressions measure appearances in search, not clicks or website visits.
- The starting point
- The company launched without an existing website, domain history, or established online search presence.
- The agency’s SEO approach
- The studio built service-focused pages, supported actual service coverage, and combined website work with business-profile operations.
- What a new site can use
- Give real services and equipment clear pages. Treat profile management and technical implementation as separately verified work, and keep impressions distinct from visits.
- How Auspia can help
- Plan service content using confirmed equipment and coverage, review drafts, and use available Site signals to choose the next update.
FlooringA flooring installer’s first website+417.24% Semrush-estimated organic trafficMeasurement windowFirst month after launchExternal agency case · First website
- Reported result
- Aphyx reports 417.24% growth in Semrush-estimated organic traffic during the first month after the site launched. This is a tool estimate, not measured analytics visits; the starting value is not disclosed.
- Measurement context
- The source dates its Semrush screenshot May 25, 2026. It does not publish absolute starting or ending traffic estimates or a precise launch date.
- The starting point
- The flooring business had no website and needed its first online presence for actual installation services.
- The agency’s SEO approach
- Aphyx built a multi-page site, developed content around flooring searches, and connected enquiries to the business’s contact process.
- What a new site can use
- Explain installation types, materials, and real project information. Do not turn an unpublished baseline into a zero-to-total visitor claim.
- How Auspia can help
- Use verified flooring services and project facts to choose a page priority, create clear content, and approve it before publication.
RoofingA roofing company on a new domain+578.6% reported website trafficMeasurement windowFirst 60 daysExternal agency case · New domain
- Reported result
- Roofing Webmasters reports 578.6% website-traffic growth in the first 60 days on a brand-new domain. The source calls this website traffic; it is not relabeled as organic sessions.
- Measurement context
- The agency’s early new-domain overview supplies this 60-day window, without absolute counts, calendar dates, or a precise analytics unit.
- The starting point
- The roofing business began this campaign on a brand-new domain without an established search footprint for the new site.
- The agency’s SEO approach
- The agency combined its SEO site setup with genuine jobsite documentation using its own DataPins approach.
- What a new site can use
- Use accurate service content and real project evidence. The agency’s specialist tools and local-profile work do not establish what Auspia includes.
- How Auspia can help
- Add confirmed roofing services and project facts to Brand assets, prepare useful content, and review approved work and available data.
Source: Roofing Webmasters · Published early new-domain report
ElectricalA new electrical business online147 reported website visitsMeasurement windowOne 30-day window within the first five monthsExternal agency case · First website
- Reported result
- Digital Influence reports 147 site visits in a 30-day window for a new electrical business. This is not five months of cumulative traffic and is not identified as Organic Search visits.
- Measurement context
- The publisher reports the last 30 days within its stated first-five-month timeline. Calendar dates and the traffic-channel breakdown are not published.
- The starting point
- The electrical business started without a website or an existing online search presence.
- The agency’s SEO approach
- Digital Influence created a mobile-friendly site, useful service and local-area content, and a clear route to call the business.
- What a new site can use
- Make actual electrical jobs, qualifications, and coverage clear. Track enquiry routes and keep website visits separate from leads.
- How Auspia can help
- Confirm services and credentials in Brand assets, create content for review, and publish approved work to a verified target.
External agency reports, not Auspia customer results. Estimates, visits, sessions, clicks, and impressions retain their original meanings. Business names are generalized; original case studies remain linked.
Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.
- Step 1 · Free scan
Scan your services and service area
Enter your live website URL to get three recommendations for pages to create or improve, plus a suggested first fix. Check that the suggestions match the services and areas you actually cover.
Start from your business
Websiteyourwebsite.comBusiness factsServices and service areaOutputThree page recommendationsFree recommendations for a live, accessible website; no finished pages are created by the scan.
- Step 2 · Review & plan
Choose your first service-page priority
Choose a page to add or improve. Confirm the service, real coverage, and customer questions it should answer so the first priority becomes a clear brief for any later paid work.
Give the first page a clear job
PriorityLocal moving service pageContextServices, coverage, and customer questionsNext stepPhone, appointment, or estimate requestChoose where to start from your free recommendations. Starter continues with the agreed content work.
- Step 3 · Starter
Create clear service pages and answers
With Starter, our team drafts the agreed service or area content and supporting answers. Review the wording, check the business facts, and preview the content before approving it.
Develop content for your review
Main contentService page contentSupporting answersQuestions customers ask before contacting youStatusReady for your reviewStarter’s 20 articles/month support relevant services and customer questions; they are not 20 new service or city pages.
- Step 4 · Starter
Approve and publish your content
Approve the content when the facts and wording are right. Confirm where it will be published and provide the required access; our team then publishes through the supported, agreed setup.
Approve the content before release
DestinationConfirmed, supported publishing destinationOwner checkServices, areas, availability, and contact detailsReleaseTeam publishes approved contentYour approval and the required access come first. Website layout, navigation, or code changes need a separate agreement.
- Step 5 · Starter
Review visits and improve your next page
Review available visits and page activity, then choose a useful update or the next page to work on. Call, booking, and estimate results can guide the work when the relevant tracking is connected.
Choose the next update from available data
VisitsAvailable site and page activitySearchSearch data when connectedNext contentUpdate an answer or choose the next pageAvailable results depend on connected data and tracking. Missing tracking does not establish zero visits.
Free scan. About 5–6 minutes. No credit card.
You decide what gets published.
Team execution is included in Starter. You confirm the facts, approve the content, and provide the access needed for the agreed publishing destination.
| Auspia | You |
|---|---|
| Plan and write agreed service or area content, supporting articles, and carry out the backlink work included in Starter | Confirm your actual services, coverage, availability, and priorities |
| Publish approved content to the confirmed, supported destination | Review and approve the content, and provide the required publishing access |
| Review available data and recommend the next content improvement | Share customer questions and provide the tracking or data needed to assess calls, bookings, or estimate requests |
Local SEO questions, answered.
Practical answers about your pages, publishing, tracking, and the Auspia workflow.
How does SEO help people find my local business?
Start with the jobs people need and the places you actually serve. Clear service pages help visitors understand whether you can handle their request. Supporting articles answer related questions and guide readers toward the relevant service or contact page. Agree the core page work separately from the 20 articles/month included in Starter.
Can I start with a new website?
Yes, once your website is live and accessible. The free scan gives three recommendations for pages to create or improve, plus a suggested first fix. These are recommendations, not three finished pages. Starter continues with agreed content creation, publishing after your approval, and improvement using available data.
Do I need a page for every service and city?
Give distinct services useful pages when they answer different customer needs. Area pages should reflect real coverage and offer helpful local details. Avoid near-identical pages that only swap city names. Confirm your actual services and coverage before planning the content; agree any page creation or site implementation separately.
Will this manage my Google Business Profile or Maps ranking?
The free scan and website content work do not automatically manage your Business Profile, Maps presence, listings, or reviews. Those activities need a separately agreed scope and confirmation of who will carry them out. Keep your contact details, opening hours, and business information accurate. No Maps position is guaranteed.
What should a useful service page include?
Explain the job, supported equipment or materials, real service area, availability, and how to request help. Use genuine project photos and verified credentials where relevant. Review and preview the draft, then check the business facts before approving publication. Supporting articles can answer related questions; they do not replace clear core service content.
What if my new pages are not appearing on Google?
First check that visitors can open the pages and reach them through useful links. Your site owner may also need to check indexing settings and Search Console. Any supported URL submission needs the right authorization; search engines decide whether and when to index a page.
How soon should I expect more visits or enquiries?
There is no fixed timetable. Your market, competition, website history, and the work completed all matter. Compare the same pages and time periods, then improve the next useful answer. Published case studies show another business’s experience; they do not predict your results.
Can your team run the work for me?
Yes. Team execution is included in Starter at $99/month. Run the work yourself or have our team carry it out. You confirm the business facts, then review and approve the content before our team publishes it.
Can the content go on my existing website?
Publishing depends on a supported connection, a confirmed destination, and the required permissions. Agree where the approved content will go before work is published. Our team publishes after your approval; creating or rebuilding native website pages and changing layout, navigation, or code require a separately agreed implementation scope.
Can I monitor visits, calls, and bookings?
You can review available visits and page activity. Calls, estimate requests, and bookings need the relevant event tracking or connected data. Check that tracking covers the real published URLs, including content hosted away from your main site. Missing data is not evidence of zero visits.
What happens if the work brings no visits?
Paid Starter has a zero-visit money-back guarantee. After 20 articles are published and 10 backlink exchanges are completed, wait until the applicable paid billing period ends. You can then request manual review if qualifying visits remain zero throughout the guarantee’s measurement window. Visits count from the first Auspia article, page, or exchanged backlink going live, including during the trial. If approved, you receive 100% of eligible subscription fees. Missing tracking does not establish zero visits.
Growth plan for your local businesses
Growth plan foryour local businesses
Get three free recommendations for pages to create or improve, plus a suggested first fix. Continue with Starter for agreed content, your approval before publishing, and improvements based on available data.