A technical audit with fixes in order
Indexing, mobile speed, broken pages, repeated content and structured data. Each fix is ranked by how much money sits behind the pages it affects.
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Ranking for words nobody buys on is a hobby. We go after the searches that bring customers, whether they come from across India or from three kilometres away.
Ranked commercial keywords by position
Baseline vs month 9
What's included
Your contract lists the work at this level of detail. Nobody argues three months later about what was included.
Indexing, mobile speed, broken pages, repeated content and structured data. Each fix is ranked by how much money sits behind the pages it affects.
We score searches on what they are worth and how hard they are to win. Popular words that never lead to a sale do not make the plan, however good they look in a report.
For a local business this is the fastest return available. We rebuild your Google Business Profile, track where you show on the map across your area, and set up a review routine your front desk can actually follow.
Service pages, area pages, comparison pages and buying guides, written to answer the question fully. Area pages carry real local detail, not the same paragraph with the city name swapped.
We point your site's strength at the pages that win customers, and earn real coverage and listings. We do not buy link packages, and we will tell you plainly when a competitor's rankings are built on ones that were.
Every month you see organic visits, calls, direction requests and enquiries. Ranking data is there to support the story, not to be the story.
How we run it
The order is the method. Each stage makes what the next one needs, so we will not jump to stage three however tempting that looks.
Crawling, indexing, speed and mobile usability. Publishing into a site Google struggles to read is paying to stand still.
For local businesses we scan a grid of points across your area. Most owners are surprised how fast they disappear a few kilometres from their own front door.
Wrong categories and missing services are the most common reason a local business does not show up. They are also the cheapest thing on this list to put right.
Pages sitting between position four and fifteen bring the quickest money. We use those up before writing a single new article.
New pages go live against a gap we have identified, with internal links in place on day one. Results are reported as enquiries, not as movement on a chart.
Who it's for
If your business is not on this list, tell us on the call. We are good at saying this is not your problem, and pointing at what is.
Someone searching "dentist near me" in Sector 14 picks from the top three map results and rarely scrolls on. If you vanish two kilometres away, this is the fix.
Education, healthcare, property, B2B equipment. Good content keeps working here long after a campaign would have stopped.
Hundreds of product, area or service pages competing with each other, where structure and internal links decide most of the result.
Questions
More general questions about working together are on the FAQ page.
Technical fixes and improvements to pages that already rank can show movement in four to eight weeks. Local search often moves faster. New pages aimed at competitive searches usually take three to six months, and national terms in crowded markets take longer. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is selling you something else.
The map pack is the block of three businesses Google shows on a map. Three things decide it. Relevance, which means your categories and services are set correctly. Distance, which you cannot change, though service areas help. And prominence, which comes from reviews, listings and the strength of your website. Most local businesses lose on the first and third, and both can be fixed in a few months.
Enough to look credible next to the businesses ranking above you. Look at the top three in your area and treat that as the target. How recent they are matters as much as how many: forty reviews from three years ago are weaker than fifteen from the last three months.
Yes. Every location with its own staff and hours needs its own Google Business Profile, and ideally its own page on your website. Running several branches from one profile is one of the most common and costly mistakes we see.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. We commit to the work, the priorities and the reporting. What we can predict reliably is the direction and the pace, based on how competitive your searches are.
Usually yes, for two reasons. Ads stop the moment you stop paying. And people trust organic results more when they are still researching. The strongest case is when you pay again and again for searches you could own. Our SEM service exists to work that out.
We write it, and you review it. Where the subject needs real expertise, such as a doctor, lawyer or engineer, we interview your team and write from that. Content written without it does not hold up with readers or in search.
Elsewhere
Most clients use two or three of these together. Not sure which ones? That is what the first call is for.
Book a free growth callNext step
Forty-five minutes with the person who would run the work. Bring whatever numbers you have. We will tell you honestly whether this is the right place to start.
Or call +91 93060 49784 and email support@exponentialy.com — we reply within one working day.
45 minutes, no slide deck
You talk to the person who would run the work, not a salesperson.
Your numbers on the table
What a customer is worth, where enquiries come from, and what you have tried.
A written plan afterwards
What we would fix first, and in what order. Yours to keep either way.