Nobody honest can, because the AI companies decide what they cite. What we promise is the work: every month we improve your chances of being named, we measure it weekly so you can see what's moving, and as the AI tools change how they choose, we adapt with them. And if it isn't working for you, you can leave on 30 days' notice.
Same foundations, different target. SEO chases a ranking position; we chase being the name in the answer, and we measure that every week. We also don't sell the service to your competitors: we partner with you.
Not for being AI-assisted. It penalises mass-produced pages that add nothing. We publish a handful a month, built from facts only you have and approved by a person.
No. Enquiries come straight to you and you keep them.
About an hour a month: a short call, some job photos, and a yes or a tweak on each draft.
Your Google Business Profile (as Manager, not Owner) and, only if you choose Route 2, a limited editor login to your website. Nothing goes in email, and we delete access when you leave. The three publishing routes.
Yes, it's clause 3 of the agreement. While you pay for a zone, we won't serve another business in your trade there.
A fixed patch of about 60,000 households, with its postcode districts written into your order. How zones work.
Software does the measuring, drafting and listing checks. A person approves every page before it goes out in your name, and a person is who you talk to.
The free check shows the problem: who's named instead of you and the headline gaps. The full audit (£450, free for Electric Horse partners, credited against month one) adds the 90-day plan.
Rolling plans: 30 days' notice. 12-month plans end at the anniversary. What we published stays yours. The weekly measurement and fresh pages stop, and your zone is released.