You're welcome! Thanks for reaching out! The primary category looks good. You can always expand on the secondary categories if they fit too. Filling out the products and services sections are also a great way to expand your profile. Great job on the reviews and I'm glad to see you're responding to them. This is what we like to see. Don't forget to keep up with uploading recent photos since customers love to see what you do. 1-2 photos per week if you can.
I just looked at your website. You might want to consider adding a clickable phone number at the very top of the website to increase calls. We recommend that the H1 includes what a company does and the area they offer it. This helps associate you with that service but also that primary location. You seem to be missing SEO which is hurting your website. Consider refreshing your site by focusing a bit on SEO. Also, looking at your SEO, you are missing a canonical link on your home, which let's google know that the home page is important. I would consider adding service area pages as a good next move. This tells Google the areas associated with the business.
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Thanks! - David
I am responding to another jobber users response but I can't find mine at the moment.
I am new to this. What do you mean when you say service area pages?
LisaGDGGF Service area pages are city, suburb, county, village, etc. Whatever is in your area, you would build out pages for those cities month over month. This way Google and algorithms associate you with your service + the areas you want to be associated. It's very hard for a company to show up in competitive area 10 miles away when there are other businesses that Google feels should show as #1. We build service area pages to tell Google that we should show for those cities and areas 5, 10, 15 miles away. That's where SEO comes in and why we offer services to companies. It's a lot of work and strategy. Hope that helps!
