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Local SEO in Louisville, KY for home service trades. A Shelby County landscaper went from 3 visitors from Google to 166 in six months. Free growth plan first.

Google Business Profile, service and area pages, review generation, citations and the technical side, and a monthly report showing what moved.

No agency, no account manager, no office. Louisville home service trades only, which is why the work already knows which searches turn into phone calls.

Send your business name and what you do. I'll send back a free growth plan: where you show up on Google now, what's holding you back, and what I'd fix first.

How Louisville Local SEO handles the details you send through the growth plan form: what is collected, where it goes, who sees it, and how to delete it.

How a Shelby County lawn care company went from 3 visitors from Google to 166 in six months, with calls from its Google profile up 1,000% and 6 new customers.

A Louisville basement remodeler went from not in the map pack to #1 for basement remodeling and basement finishing, with 2 leads in the first two weeks.

A family body shop starting from zero online got 41 calls and messages in 27 days from 53 website visitors. What I built and how it was tracked.

Yes, with limits. I checked 983 Louisville contractors in 80 Google Maps searches: what moved them up with distance held equal, trade by trade, and what didn't.

Keyword-stuffed names, virtual offices and lead-gen listings outrank real Louisville contractors every day. How to spot one, and how to report it.

Keyword-stuffed names and a home address are the usual causes for a trade. How to work out which rule you broke, fix it, and appeal without making it worse.

How much does local SEO cost? The most common price is $500 to $1,000 a month. What each price buys, whether $300 is any good, and real client numbers.

Not how long it takes to work, how many hours it costs you every month. A realistic budget for a Louisville trade doing it themselves, and where those hours should go.

Clicks, impressions, CTR and position. What the four numbers mean for a contractor, which ones matter, and how to tell progress from noise.

A growing share of people start in an AI assistant instead of Google. What decides which local business gets named, and how one Kentucky trade got there.

Roofing peaks after a storm, landscaping books in March, HVAC breaks in July. Why the work has to start in the quiet months to pay in the busy ones.

Missing from Google Maps or just not ranking? A 10-second check tells you which, then the real causes and fixes for each, with a Louisville remodeler who went to #1.