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Rank nationally forthe questions buyers askbefore they buy.

National SEO is a different contest from local. There's no map pack and no proximity advantage, just you against every site in the country for the same query. We win it the slow, durable way: a technically clean site, content mapped to real search intent, and links that other sites choose to give.

What it is

What this service covers

National SEO targets searches that aren't tied to a location: “best trail running shoes for wide feet,” “HIPAA-compliant scheduling software,” “how to winterize a boat.” The goal is to rank for the queries your buyers type while they're researching, comparing and deciding.

We start with the site itself. Crawl errors, slow templates, duplicate pages and weak internal linking quietly cap how well any content can rank. Then we build a topic map that groups keywords by intent (learning, comparing, buying) and shows where competitors have coverage and you don't.

Search is also changing. Google's AI Overviews and assistants like Gemini and ChatGPT now answer many questions directly, so we track whether your brand is cited in those answers alongside traditional rankings.

Who it's for

A good fit if you're…

  • Ecommerce brands that want to rely less on paid acquisition
  • SaaS and online service companies selling nationally
  • Businesses with locations or customers in several states
  • B2B firms whose buyers research for weeks before contacting sales

Process

How the work runs

  1. Technical audit

    A full crawl covering indexation, Core Web Vitals, duplicate content, redirects, internal links and structured data. You get a prioritized fix list, and we can implement it.

  2. Intent-mapped topic plan

    Keywords grouped by what the searcher wants to do, scored by volume, difficulty and commercial value, and compared against the pages that currently rank.

  3. Content and on-page work

    New pages and articles written for the plan, existing pages rewritten where they're close to page one, and internal links rebuilt so authority flows to the pages that earn revenue.

  4. Authority building and reporting

    Digital PR and outreach for editorial links, plus monthly reporting on rankings, organic conversions and AI-search citations.

What's included

Deliverables, specifically

  • Technical SEO audit with a prioritized fix list
  • Keyword and topic map organized by search intent
  • A set monthly content cadence scoped to your plan
  • On-page optimization of existing high-potential pages
  • Internal linking architecture
  • Schema markup (Product, Article, FAQ, Organization)
  • Link acquisition through outreach and digital PR, with no link schemes
  • Monthly Search Console and GA4 reporting, plus AI-search visibility tracking

FAQ

Questions owners ask us

How is national SEO different from local SEO?

Local SEO leans on your Google Business Profile, proximity and reviews. National SEO has none of those. It depends on site quality, content depth and links, and the competition is every site in the country, so timelines are longer and content matters more.

How long does it take?

Technical fixes can show results within weeks. Content and authority work usually takes three to six months to show meaningful movement, and it compounds after that. We set expectations per keyword cluster rather than for the site as a whole.

Who writes the content?

We do, working from interviews with you or your team so the content reflects real expertise. That first-hand knowledge is what separates content that ranks from generic content that doesn't.

Do you track AI search results?

Yes. We monitor whether your brand is cited in Google's AI Overviews and in AI assistants for your priority topics, and we structure content so it's easy for those systems to quote accurately.

Free, 60-second audit

Not sure this is the right starting point? Run the audit.

The free audit scores your Google Business Profile against the businesses outranking you: completeness, reviews, keywords, competitors and AI-search visibility. No sales call required to see it.