Search Visibility Services / Creative Edge Marketing
Website SEO Optimization
Help customers find the services you already offer.
Improve the pages you have or build the pages customers are looking for. We offer two one-time SEO projects for existing websites, with a clear scope and a practical handoff.
Choose your starting point
Two ways to improve your search visibility.
We help you choose the work your site needs, whether that’s fixing issues on existing pages or giving a key service or location a page of its own.
Audit, fix, and optimize
Search Visibility Accelerator
Best for: You have the right pages, but technical problems or unclear content may be making them harder to find.
What’s included
- Audit priority pages for indexing issues, broken links, redirects, and unclear titles or headings.
- Implement the agreed technical fixes and improve existing copy, metadata, and internal links where needed.
- Verify the changes and give you a record of what was fixed and what to watch.
What you gain: Make the site you already have easier for Google to crawl and for customers to use.
Build service and location pages
Search Visibility Page Builder
Best for: A priority service or an area you serve has no dedicated page that answers what buyers need to know.
What’s included
- Choose the services or markets to cover, then write, design, and build the agreed pages on your existing website.
- Answer common buyer questions and include relevant examples, photos, and local proof you can substantiate.
- Set page titles and descriptions, link from relevant pages, and give visitors a clear next step.
What you gain: Give each priority service or market a useful page that customers can find and act on.
Each is a one-time project with an agreed scope. Start with your free SEO report card if you’re unsure which fits.
Put the service to work
Useful ways to apply it.
Start with the audience’s question or the action your business needs. These are practical starting points for a project.
A service that’s hard to find
Give an important service its own page with the scope, buyer questions, relevant examples, and a clear next step.
A location you actually serve
Build a local page around real work, service coverage, and what customers in that area need to know. Use local examples where you have them.
One page doing too many jobs
When a general page covers several unrelated services, give a priority service its own page and link to it from the overview.
Search and site issues that need attention
Find broken links, redirect problems, conflicting canonical URLs, or pages Google is blocked from indexing. Fix the agreed issues and verify the public result.
A page that already gets impressions
When Search Console data is available, look for priority pages that appear in relevant searches but give visitors an unclear reason to click or take action.
An update that left gaps behind
After a redesign or migration, check key URLs, navigation links, and sitemaps so visitors and search engines can reach the right pages.
Our approach
Start with the questions your customers already ask.
Your team knows the details that help people make a decision. We turn that expertise into clear copy, supported by relevant work, photos, specifications, or answers. Then we connect the page to the rest of your site so it can be found and used.
How the pieces connect
What makes the work stronger.
Choose tools and techniques for the job they need to do. We define the actual deliverables and connections with you before the project begins.
Look at what Google can reach
Review indexing, links, redirects, sitemaps, and the way priority pages present their titles and headings. We use Search Console data when you can share access.
Match pages to real buying questions
Use the words your customers use, what your team hears, and relevant search signals to guide the pages in scope.
Fix what’s agreed, then check it
Update page copy, headings, descriptions, internal links, or technical settings as needed. Check the public pages and document the changes.
Give your team a baseline
When data is available, capture impressions, clicks, and priority page status so your team has a useful starting point for later comparisons.
Working with Creative Edge
A defined project.
Clear work you can see.
A clear project scope
See which fixes or pages are included before work starts. Each offer is a one-time project with an agreed scope.
Work you can see
See the improvements on your existing site or review new pages built around what you want customers to find.
A usable handoff
Know what was changed, what to watch after launch, and which future opportunities are worth keeping on the list.
From the first conversation to handoff
Know what happens next.
Explore each stage to see how the project moves forward and where your team takes part.
Tell us what you want more people to find, what areas you serve, and which pages matter most to your business.
Check existing pages and search signals. For the Accelerator, this guides the audit and fixes. For Page Builder, it shows where new pages fit.
Agree on the fixes to make or the pages to build before work begins.
Implement the agreed fixes for Accelerator or build the scoped pages for Page Builder using your expertise, examples, and branding.
Check the updated pages, links, and search settings, then share a summary of the work and what to monitor next.
Good questions
Make an informed start.
What is the free SEO report card?
It’s a first look at your public website. We flag visible issues or missing pages and suggest whether to start with fixes or a new page.
Which service should I start with?
Choose Search Visibility Accelerator when existing pages need an audit and fixes. Choose Search Visibility Page Builder when a service or market needs its own page. If both apply, the free report card can help you decide which to tackle first.
Is this a monthly SEO service?
Both offers are one-time projects. We agree on the work up front and share what changed at handoff.
What kinds of pages can you build?
Search Visibility Page Builder creates dedicated service and location pages on your existing website. Each page explains the offer or market clearly and includes your own details and examples wherever possible.
How do you decide what search terms to use?
We look at how your customers describe what they need, what your website already covers, and relevant search data where available. That focused review guides the pages in scope.
Do I need a new website?
We work on your existing website. During the audit we confirm what your site can support and identify any changes that need to go through your developer or hosting provider.
When will I see results in Google?
Technical fixes are visible on the site once published. Search changes take longer because Google needs to revisit the pages, and results depend on competition and demand. We can show what changed and what to track, but rankings and timing vary.
How much does the project cost?
We quote the work after reviewing your site and agreeing on which issues to fix or which pages to build.
Search Visibility Page Builder in practice
Give each page a clear job.
One page can explain a specific service. Another can show buyers the work you’ve done in their area. Both give people a useful answer and a next step.
Explain the service
Our Green Bay social media advertising page explains what’s included, where video fits, and how to get started.
See a service page exampleShow the local work
Our Appleton video production page helps local buyers plan a shoot and connects them to relevant work they can explore.
See a location page example
Find the right starting point
Get your free SEO report card.
Send us your website. We’ll take a first look at how easy it is to find what you sell, spot visible issues, and suggest what to tackle first.
- Check whether important services or products have a clear page.
- Look for visible issues with headings, links, or how pages can be found.
- Identify a practical place to start before you commit to a project.
Enter your public website URL and the email where we can follow up. Optional details about your market, services, and search goals help us make the review more relevant.
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