Services

The base everything else points to. Before anything is designed, I look at who your customers are, how they find you now and what happens after they land on the page. Then the site is built around that instead of around a template, and built so Google and AI tools can read it. You see it finished before you pay anything.

Included on every site

• Google, Maps and AI search

  Everything in Google, Maps and AI search below, built in from the start.

• French and English

  Both languages built in properly, not machine translated at the last minute. Quebec French, not France French.

• Built for phones first

  Most of your customers arrive on a phone. Tap targets, load speed and layout are tested there before desktop.

• Motion

  One considered moment rather than effects scattered across every section.

• Hosting

  Set up at launch and billed monthly after that.

• Analytics

  Google Analytics installed and configured so you can see what people click, not just how many showed up.

Getting your business seen on Google, on Google Maps and in answers from AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. The goal is the top of local results for the searches that bring you customers.

What GEO means

GEO stands for generative engine optimization. SEO is about ranking in Google's list of links. GEO is about being named when someone asks an AI tool for a recommendation, like "best barbershop in Laval." Those tools name a few businesses and skip the rest. They pick the ones they can read clearly and trust: sites they are allowed to crawl, the same details everywhere, and strong real reviews.

What is included

• Google Business Profile setup, or a cleanup of the one you already have
• A review system that asks every customer, so real reviews come in steadily
• Your site opened to AI search tools. Many sites block them without the owner knowing.
• Structured data that tells Google and AI tools your services, hours, prices and location
• The same name, address and phone on your site, Google and the directories that matter
• Clear answers to the questions your customers ask, written where search and AI tools can find them

What I will not promise

Nobody can guarantee first place on Google or a mention in ChatGPT. Anyone who does is guessing. What I can do is give your business every signal those tools look for, and show you the results. Salon NovantaDue sits at 5.0 across 244 Google reviews and is recommended by ChatGPT for barbershops in Laval.

Your profile is what people see first on Google Maps and in local results. I set it up, or fix the one you have, then build a plan to move it up for the searches that bring you customers.

What I do

• Claim and verify the profile, or recover one that someone else set up
• Choose the right primary and secondary categories
• Write the description, services, products and attributes
• Add and organise photos so the profile shows the business properly
• Set the hours, special hours and contact details so they match your site
• Set up a review system that asks every customer, plus a simple way to reply
• Build a Maps strategy: which searches to go after and what to do each month to move up

What to expect

How far a profile can climb depends on how crowded your area and your trade are. I tell you what is realistic before you spend anything, and I do not promise a ranking.

Before you spend anything, I look at how your business shows up today and tell you plainly what is working and what is not. You get the findings by email, in order of what matters most. If you want me to fix any of it, I quote it. If you do not, you keep the audit.

What I check

• Your Google Business Profile: claimed, complete and in the right categories
• Where you show up on Google Maps for the searches that matter to you
• Your reviews: how many, how recent and whether anyone replies
• Your website: how it loads on a phone, whether it says what you do and whether Google can read it
• Whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity can find your business and describe it correctly
• Whether your name, address and phone match everywhere they appear

How it works

Send me your business name and your website or Instagram. I go through everything above and send the audit back by email. There is no form, no call you have to sit through and nothing to sign.

A funnel is one path with one job: take someone who just found you and move them to the one place you want them. For a business that might be a booking page or a quote request. For a creator or a community builder it is usually a Discord server, a Telegram channel or a paid group. I build the path, and the microsite in front of it when it needs one, so people land, understand the offer and join without wandering off.

Where a funnel can send people

• Your Discord server or Telegram channel, for creators, communities and groups
• A single-purpose microsite I build for you, with nothing on it that distracts from the one action
• A booking page or a quote request, for local businesses
• A hiring page that takes applications. I built one for a barbershop to hire barbers through Meta ads, and it hired barbers.
• A sign-up or waitlist page for a launch or an offer
• Your ads and social links, pointed at the right page instead of a homepage

Funnel strategy

The page is the easy part. The strategy is deciding who the funnel is for, what they are promised, what the single next step is and what happens once they take it. I map that out first, tell you plainly where people are likely to drop off, and then build. If you already have a funnel that is not converting, I look at it and tell you what to change. Strategy is quoted after a call and can be done without the build.

What to expect

A funnel gets people to the door. It does not make them want what is behind it. I tell you what is realistic before you spend anything, and I do not promise sign-up numbers.

Kept online, secured, monitored and backed up. Billed monthly or yearly. Content changes are covered by the Updates plan or quoted separately.

A monthly plan that keeps your site current without you thinking about it. Send what needs changing by text or email and it is done within three business days.

What counts as an edit

One change to existing content: a photo, a price, your hours, a menu item, a paragraph, a promo banner. Four edits per month. Unused edits do not roll over. New pages and new features are quoted separately.