Plymouth SEO built around the searches that end in calls.

Three things: how many trades and cities you want pages for, how much work your site needs before it can rank, and the revenue a booked job brings in. A one-van electrician who wants more repair work sits near the bottom of the published range. A company with several high-value services and a thin site sits near the top.

The crawl and speed work usually shows results inside 30 days. New trade pages are slower: 60 to 90 days before they settle, with revenue from them usually showing around month four. Because calls and leads are counted every month, the early reports show whether the work is landing before the revenue does.

Plan on six months to start, then a rolling month-to-month agreement with 30 days’ notice to stop. The six months are there because local rankings are slow to build, and a shorter test would measure nothing. The AI receptionist is the exception: it runs with no contract at all.

There is no spot to reserve, and Lithium does not promise one. What we guarantee is the work: your profile listing every service you sell, a page for each trade, your name, phone number and hours matched across the directories, and a review request after each finished job, with a monthly count of calls and leads by page.

Your service list, the cities and trades you want more of, access to your Google Business Profile and website, and a few photos of finished jobs. We write the pages from what you tell us on a call, so the first month is mostly our work, not yours.