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How Homeowners Actually Choose a Contractor

Courtlyn Saxby

The real path from broken thing to booked job, and where each channel sits in it. Social does its work at both ends and none of the middle, which explains why it looks like it is failing.

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Using the Q&A Section on Your Google Profile

Courtlyn Saxby

Anyone can answer a question about your business, and the most-upvoted answer is the one people see. How to seed it, why upvoting matters, and what to check for.

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Which Home Service Trades Get the Most From SEO?

Courtlyn Saxby

SEO pays differently by trade. What separates the trades where organic search carries the pipeline from the ones where it supports it, and where your business sits.

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How Long Should a Page Actually Be?

Courtlyn Saxby

Length is an outcome, not a target. The 2,000-word rule mistakes a symptom for a cause: thorough pages on hard subjects are long, not the reverse.

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The Website Mistakes That Are Not About Design

Courtlyn Saxby

The costly website mistakes are not visual. They are about who owns the domain, who holds the Google profile, and where your form submissions actually go.

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Where Your Ad Traffic Should Actually Land

Courtlyn Saxby

The costly mistake is not the bid or the copy. It is pointing a paid click at the home page, where a visitor who searched for one job starts looking all over again.

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Duplicates Come From Losing the Login

Courtlyn Saxby

Nearly every duplicate Google listing starts with somebody who could not get into the profile and made a new one. Knowing how they appear is how you stop the next one.

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Off-Page SEO for a Trade Is Not Links

Courtlyn Saxby

On-page is your website, off-page is everything else. The textbook fills off-page with backlinks, which barely matter for a local trade, while the profile and reviews decide the result.

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Does a Contractor Actually Need a Blog?

Courtlyn Saxby

For most contractors a blog is the third priority and gets treated as the first. Service pages bring the work; blog posts bring readers.

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When Less Is Not More on a Contractor Site

Courtlyn Saxby

Stripping a page back is right for layout and wrong for evidence, and a homeowner letting a stranger into the house is looking for evidence.

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