Clearwater SEO that gives every service you sell its own page.

Two things move it: how many services and cities you want pages for, and what one new job is worth to you. A single location selling one service needs fewer pages and fewer links, so the monthly fee stays at the low end. Several high-value services, a thin site and competition across the metro push the number up.

Crawl and speed fixes can show in about a month. Pages aimed at a city or a long-tail job usually need 60 to 90 days before they settle, and the revenue trend follows later. Your report starts counting calls in month one, so you can see the direction before the revenue line moves.

After the first six months, the agreement runs month to month on 30 days' notice. The six months are there because local results take time to build, and the notice period is short enough that you can stop if the calls do not justify the fee.

It can be, when the services are narrow enough. Pick two or three, give each a page and a profile category, and ask every finished customer for a review. The report shows which page is gaining, while a company that tries to cover every trade at once usually spreads its pages too thin.

Your service list, the cities you cover, access to the website and the Google Business Profile, and a list of the jobs you want more of. If you have Search Console or call records, bring those too. The first call uses them to set the order of work.