NAP & Local SEO
Your website investment is underperforming without complete NAP information. Here’s the technical breakdown of what you’re losing, and how to fix it.
Practical search engine optimization for small business websites — no jargon, no magic tricks, just the work that actually moves rankings. I cover keyword strategy, on-page optimization, schema markup, site architecture, and the technical infrastructure that gets Google’s attention. Every post is written from hands-on experience managing SEO across real client sites, not from reading someone else’s blog about it.
I work primarily with small businesses that have a website but aren’t getting found. The pattern is almost always the same — missing local signals, no schema, thin content on key pages, and technical issues nobody flagged during the original build. These posts break down each piece of that problem and what I do to fix it.
Your website investment is underperforming without complete NAP information. Here’s the technical breakdown of what you’re losing, and how to fix it.
How I monitor WordPress speed using Core Web Vitals and GTmetrix, fix problems at the server level, and what ongoing monitoring costs.
The Octopus Framework: eight SEO channels — listings, technical foundation, content, speed, reviews, local, social, and analytics — working together.