New Bern & Eastern NC · Flat price

The three things almost every local website gets wrong.

We checked twelve New Bern business websites with our own tool. The same handful of problems came back again and again — and none of them are hard to fix. So we stopped quoting them one at a time and put a flat price on it.

What we actually found, across 12 local sites

7/12
The town isn't in the page title The single strongest local-search signal there is, left blank. Google has to guess who they serve.
6/12
No LocalBusiness structured data Nothing telling Google the address, the hours or the phone in a form it reads reliably.
6/12
The town isn't in the main heading Same signal, second-strongest place on the page.
3/12
No reviews or testimonials on the page Usually the difference between someone reading and someone calling.

Real businesses, checked on their live pages. Run the same free check on yours →

What we do

  1. Rewrite your title and meta description So your town, your trade and a reason to click are all in the one line Google shows first.
  2. Fix the main heading Names what you do and where you do it, without turning the page into keyword soup.
  3. Add proper LocalBusiness structured data Name, address, phone, hours and service area, in the format Google actually trusts.
  4. Tidy the obvious rest Tap-to-call on the phone number, alt text on your photos, and your reviews where people can see them.

How you know it worked

This is the part most people never get. Before we touch anything, we run your site through the free scorecard and save the number. When we're done, you run it again yourself.

You don't take our word for it, and you don't wait six months to find out. The same tool, the same checks, a number that moved. We did this to our own site first — it now scores 100.

Price

$497
One website. Flat. No retainer. Includes the $197 audit — so if you already bought one, it comes off.

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Being straight with you about what this is and isn't

These fixes make your site legible to Google. That is a real, necessary thing, and most local sites simply have not had it done. It is not a guarantee of rankings — anyone promising you position one is guessing, and we won't do that.

If your site is already in good shape, we will tell you so and not take the job. That has happened, and it will happen again.

If the fixes turn out to be genuinely simple on your setup, we'll just tell you how to do them yourself. That costs us a sale and buys us a neighbour.