Lafayette SEO that sets up the page and the profile for every job you want more of.

Page count and job value. A one-location electrician who wants more repair calls needs fewer pages than a company selling five services across several cities, and a high-value repipe justifies more monthly work than a drain clearing. The range above is where the retainer normally lands, and the scope gets set on the first call.

Call tracking goes in first, so the count starts in week one. Rank movement comes later, since technical fixes usually land inside 30 days while the local and long-tail results that carry the calls need 60 to 90 days before they settle.

Six months is the usual first term; after that the agreement runs month to month with 30 days’ notice. The first six months exist so the pages and the profile have time to earn their place, and after that the agreement continues only while the work is paying for itself.

The pages answer a question in the first sentence. The markup tells search engines what the business does, and the same details appear everywhere the company is listed. That is what makes a business readable to tools like Google’s AI Overviews. Nobody can promise a mention, so the monthly report stays on calls and the jobs you close.

Each service needs its own page, the phone number has to be reachable in one tap on a phone and the site has to load quickly. If any of those are missing, they get fixed first, because sending search traffic to a page that cannot take a call wastes the retainer.