For online stores and brands
You don't have a map. You have a list of searches.
Someone searched for exactly what you sell, ready to buy. Google showed them products with prices and pictures, a few store names, and an AI answer that recommended two brands. You weren't in any of it. They bought from a store with worse prices and better placement.
The problem you can't see
Most problems leave a clue. This one leaves nothing.
- If an ad does badly, you see a bad number.
- If you miss a call, it shows up in the phone log.
- If a customer is unhappy, you see a bad review.
But a shopper who never found you leaves nothing behind. You can't miss a call that was never made. So the person searches, picks someone else, and your reports look completely normal.
The part that's different for you
Your competition isn't across town. It's everyone who sells what you sell.
A local business competes with the five or ten others nearby. You compete with every online store in the country, plus Amazon, plus the brands that make the product.
You can't win all of that, and you don't need to. You need to win the searches that end in a sale — the specific ones, where someone already knows what they want.
What it looks like
Here are 12 searches that end in a sale, and where one store shows up.
Instead of a map, we build a list: the searches your buyers type right before they buy. Then we check each one in three places and color it in.
| What they searched | Regular search | Product results | AI apps |
|---|---|---|---|
| senior goalie pads 34 inch | |||
| youth hockey skates wide | |||
| hockey stick 75 flex left | |||
| best hockey helmet for kids | |||
| certified goalie mask | |||
| hockey bag with wheels | |||
| replacement skate blades | |||
| hockey gloves 14 inch | |||
| junior hockey stick lie 5 | |||
| skate guards for kids | |||
| youth hockey jock shorts | |||
| hockey tape bulk pack |
12 searches · one online store · example pattern
Green: top 3Your product or your store is right there when they're ready to buy.
Yellow: further downYou're on the page, but almost nobody scrolls that far.
Grey: not thereTo that shopper, your store doesn't exist.
Three places
There are three places someone finds you now. Each one works differently.
Product results
The boxes with pictures and prices at the top of Google. You don't have to pay to be in them, if your products are set up right.
Regular search
Reviews, buying guides, “which one should I get” pages. Whoever answers the question gets the sale later.
The AI apps
“What's the best goalie pad for a beginner?” The app names a few brands and stores. Nobody pays to be there.
Have a shop people walk into, too? Then you also have a map. See what's different for stores →
What we keep an eye on
The parts that trip up online stores.
No single piece is hard. There are just a lot of them, they affect each other, and the rules move.
- What you send Google about each product — price, stock, shipping — has to match your website exactly. When it doesn't, Google quietly stops showing that product
- Product pages copied from the manufacturer look the same as a hundred other stores. Google picks one and ignores the rest
- The AI apps recommend products they can read about: real reviews, real details, real comparisons
- Speed on a phone decides whether a shopper waits or leaves
- Paid product ads and the free product results run on the same information. Fix it once and both get better
Real results
What it looks like when the map changes.
What we do
We get you found for the searches that end in a sale. Then we keep you there.
We handle all three — product results, regular search, and the AI apps — and we keep your social pages posted. One team does all of it, in-house. You don't manage it. You don't learn it. You don't hear from us unless we need you to decide something.
- A website built to be readBy your customers, by Google, and by the AI apps.
- Found for what you actually sellNot just for your own store name.
- Named by the AI appsWhen someone asks which one to buy.
- One report a month, in plain EnglishSales that came from search, and what they were worth.
- Social pages that look aliveWe post for you, so anyone who checks sees a store that’s open.
- Reviews that keep coming inWe make asking for reviews part of your routine, and we reply to the ones that come in.
- Nothing for you to doNo software to learn. No weekly meetings.
- Listed everywhere the AI apps lookGoogle, Apple, Microsoft and the rest — all saying the same thing.
You pay once to set it up, then a flat fee each month. No charge per sale. No contract — month to month.
We quote both after your free checkup, so you only pay for the work you actually need.
Every month you see the same searches, checked the same way, so you always know where you stand.
Start here
Find out which searches can't see you.
You'll get your website speed score straight from Google, a 12-point check of your site, whether the AI apps can read you, and a check of the searches that matter most for what you sell.
Free. About three minutes. We'll follow up once, and you can tell us not to.
For stores already working with us, we also run Facebook and Instagram ads, and ads inside the AI apps — once you're showing up. Once you're showing up →
Questions we get
The ones people ask most.
We already run paid product ads.
Good. The free results and the paid ads run on the same product information. If that information is weak, you're paying more for every click than you need to.
We sell on Amazon too.
That's fine. This is about the shoppers who start on Google or an AI app instead, and buy from whoever shows up there.
How long before anything changes?
Usually longer than a local map — you're up against more stores. We won't promise a date, because Google and the AI apps change their rules without warning. After the checkup we'll tell you what's realistic for your products.
What if we can't keep up with more orders?
Then this is the wrong month for it. Come back when you can.