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Starting From Scratch
A new trade or home-service business needs a website, Google presence, local business details, a contact path, and launch work prepared together.
For Saskatchewan Trades + Home-Service Businesses
A 2-Week Online Visibility Sprint.
A specialized deeper setup for businesses that need the website, Google presence, local listings, contact path, and launch work handled together. It improves the conditions for local discovery. It does not promise a ranking, call volume, or platform citation.
The 2-Week Online Visibility Sprint
A Nice Website Alone Does Not Fix Visibility.
A website, Google profile, local listings, search setup, proof, and contact path all need to tell the same story. If one is missing or does not match the others, a customer can lose confidence or never find you in the first place.
This Sprint builds the important parts together from the ground up. The research decides the angle. The website explains the work and makes it easy to contact you. Your Google profile and local listings match the real business. Then the launch tasks, technical access, and 30-day follow-up are documented.
Need a simpler defined project instead? Explore One-Time Online Setup. If the foundation is already usable and needs regular agreed attention, see Monthly SEO.
Is This the Right Fit?
Built for a Broader Connected Setup.
The Sprint is for businesses that need several related launch pieces handled as one fixed project, not for every website or profile job.
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Pieces Do Not Match
An existing business has a disconnected website, profile, listings, proof, or contact details that need a coordinated cleanup and launch plan.
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The Need Is Bigger Than One Fix
Several connected pieces need to be completed together, and a small website-only or focused profile job would leave the real problem unfinished.
Need a website-only project or focused profile and launch work? One-Time Online Setup is the better place to start.
What the Sprint Covers
One Clear Plan. Four Steps Done in Order.
Research decides the right direction. Then the website, local profiles, tracking, and support are built to work together instead of being pieced together later.
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Research First
Find the Right Angle Before Anything Is Built.
Before I write a page or touch a profile, I find out what people actually search, who is winning those searches now, where your business is weak, and what work is worth building first.
- Service, service-area, customer-question, and competitor research
- Google Maps scans and other relevant local-search research
- A clear plan for the jobs, areas, and customer questions worth prioritizing
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Build the Website
Build a Site That Explains the Work and Makes Calling Easy.
The website is built around the work you want more of, the proof customers need to see, and the way you want people to contact you. It is structured around real services, proof, and contact paths so customers can use it and search systems can interpret the information.
- Custom website with up to 10 core pages
- Service and local-area pages built around the research
- Real proof, clear calls to action, and your preferred contact path built in
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Set Up the Right Profiles
Make Sure the Important Business Details Match.
Your Google Business Profile and the important local listings need to show the same real business details. That gives customers a consistent place to check you out and gives search platforms a clearer business to understand.
- Google Business Profile optimization, plus setup or cleanup where access allows
- Relevant listings such as Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, and YellowPages
- Matching NAP details: business name, address or service area, phone, website, hours, and services
- Consistent information that supports local search and customer trust
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Launch, Track, and Support
Connect the Pieces and See What Happens Next.
Before launch, I connect the domain, test every contact path, set up the agreed tracking basics, submit the sitemap, request indexing where available, and document what is live. Then I stay involved for 30 days to handle the first round of real-world fixes.
- Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, sitemap, index requests, and analytics
- Forms, calls, and contact paths tested before launch
- A documented list of relevant local listing or partnership opportunities, where appropriate. No paid bulk links.
- 30 days of launch support, profile follow-up, and two grouped minor factual or copy edit rounds
At handoff: you receive the completed website and agreed pages, prepared or updated profile and listing work where access permits, tested contact routes, and account or access documentation. The Sprint also includes 30 days of listed follow-up support. What is separate: pages beyond 10, booking or payment integrations, logo work, photography, paid ads, deep account recovery, and monthly work. Timing depends on fast access to accurate business details, photos, approvals, and any platform verification steps. If your business needs separate work, I will tell you before we start.
Foundation Work.
Real Businesses. Clear Scope.
These examples show the type of foundation work completed for real businesses. They are not a forecast of rankings, calls, or leads for another business.
Makan Roofing, Regina
A Roofing Foundation Built From Zero.
Makan Roofing started with no website and no Google Business Profile. Prairie Peak built the website and profile around the actual business, its roofing services, its local customers, and a direct path to call.
Why this matters for the foundation: the website, profile, service information, and contact path were built as one connected starting point. This is a documented client project, not a promise of a ranking, call volume, or lead outcome for another business.
View Makan Roofing
MJ Auto Detailing, Moose Jaw
A Clearer Website and Booking Path.
MJ Auto Detailing moved from a Linktree and Google Doc to a proper website with service information, pricing context, and a clear contact form. Walker Strueby later told Prairie Peak that the website enquiries became booked jobs.
Why this matters for the foundation: visibility has to connect to a clear next step. The work gave customers a practical way to understand the offer and contact the business. Owner-reported client feedback is not a promise of the same outcome for another business.
Evolution Pest Control, Moose Jaw
Make the Right Local Business Easy to Identify.
Before the work, a search for Evolution Pest Control could surface similar businesses outside Saskatchewan before John's Moose Jaw company. Prairie Peak built the website and Google profile around the real local business, its services, and the correct contact information.
Why this matters for the foundation: clear business information, a connected website, and an accurate profile give a business a better chance of finding and checking the right business. This is implementation work, not a ranking promise.
Research, Not Guessing
I Use the Same Research Process on Prairie Peak.
Prairie Peak uses the same local research process on its own business before deciding what to improve. Location-based scans are one way to see how a business appears across an area instead of relying on one search from one device.
The research is used to understand the current starting point, the businesses appearing in the market, and the gaps worth addressing. It is not used to promise that another business will receive the same visibility.
This is why research starts first in the foundation. I do not guess at what to build. I check the business, the local search picture, and the available proof, then make the website, profiles, listings, and contact path support the same practical goal. Search platforms control their own results and citations, so no ranking or citation is promised.
Start With a Proper Look
Request a Sprint Fit Call.
Send the basics below. I will review the business, service area, current foundation, and whether the two-week project is a sensible fit before we talk.
Fixed Sprint Price$3,000 CAD
50% to start. 50% before launch.
The Sprint includes 30 days of follow-up support. At the end of that period, we review what was completed, what still needs attention, and whether regular agreed work is worth continuing.
Request a Sprint Fit Call
A few basics are enough. The call is for deciding whether the foundation is the right next step, not for promising a ranking or lead volume.
Straight Answers
Questions You Probably Have.
The foundation includes local research, a service and area plan, a custom website with up to 10 core pages, Google Business Profile work, relevant local listing work, matching business details, launch tasks, tracking setup, and 30 days of follow-up support. Booking, payments, pages past 10, logo work, photography, paid ads, deep account recovery, and ongoing work are separate.
Yes, if you complete the call, payment, intake, and approval steps quickly and provide the real photos, services, proof, and business details needed. Platform verification is controlled by each platform, so it can continue after the site launch when needed.
No. I control the research, setup, business information, technical work, and quality of the site and profiles. Google, Maps platforms, and AI tools decide their own rankings, verification, and citations. I will not promise something I do not control.
That is exactly what this sprint is built for. I can build the website and prepare the Google Business Profile from the ground up. You will need to complete verification steps when a platform requires them.
I prepare the profile and guide you through the steps. The platform may require a call, code, documents, or video verification. The final approval belongs to that platform.
The Sprint is complete, and you keep the website and account access. If worthwhile priorities remain, Monthly SEO is the recurring route.
Yes. Those are separate additions because every business needs something different. For recurring work after the Sprint, see Monthly SEO.