Affordable SEO for small businesses

Usually it's not one big problem. It's a handful of small ones: pages Google can't index, titles that don't say what you do or where, one page trying to cover every service, a slow mobile layout, and no Google Business Profile tying it all together. Each is fixable. Together they keep a good business invisible.

Platform-specific checks: Wix site not on Google · WordPress site not on Google.

AI does the hours-heavy parts: crawling every page, drafting titles and descriptions, writing structured data and first drafts of copy. A person reviews and edits every change before anything goes live. That's how one flat $1,000 covers work that's often billed by the hour.

Clean structure and accurate schema also help AI search tools, like Google's AI Overviews and ChatGPT, understand what your business does. We don't promise placement in those tools; nobody can. More in AI SEO for small businesses: what changes and what doesn't.

If customers search for what you sell, being findable is worth getting right, and the basics don't have to be expensive. The case is strongest when you serve a local area, have services people search for by name, and can handle more enquiries. It's weaker if all your work comes from referrals and you're already fully booked. We go through it in more detail in is SEO worth it for a small business.

A sensible first step is the free site overview: it tells you what's wrong before you spend anything. For our platform-specific work, see Wix SEO and WordPress SEO.