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First: agree on the priority
Tell me which services and towns matter, and whether you can take on more work. We review the current website and Google profile, record the starting evidence and agree on the first useful changes.
Search Growth plans
Choose the right level of Search Growth for your market.
Help more nearby customers find the services you want to grow. The plan determines how much work we can take on, and each month you see what changed and why.
Search Growth plans
Pick the plan that matches the amount of search work you need.
Choose the level that matches the work needed to improve your current visibility, without paying for a broader program than you need.
Foundation
Get Found
$500/mo
+$300 setup
For one local business that needs its Google information and search foundation kept in good shape, with one focused improvement each month.
- Keep your Google profile accurate and useful
- Set up a practical way to ask for genuine reviews
- Make one agreed monthly visibility improvement
- Clarify your services and business information for search
- Show what changed, what we learned and what is next
Growth
Grow
$900/mo
+$500 setup
For a business with worthwhile services or towns that its website does not explain well enough. More time goes into improving those pages and developing the next useful search opportunity.
- Everything in Get Found
- Create or improve useful pages more frequently
- Explain priority services and the places you actually serve
- Study competing pages to find useful gaps to address
- Use search and inquiry evidence to choose the next priority
Broader scope · by review
Lead
$1,600/mo
+$750 setup
A broader scope for more services or markets. Listed for price transparency; Get Found and Grow are the current starting recommendations. Lead is not the default next step.
- Everything in Grow
- More frequent publishing and optimization
- Trusted mentions and business-listing work
- Broader service and market coverage
- More frequent strategy reviews and adjustments
90-day initial term. Then month-to-month with 30 days’ notice. Setup covers the initial search foundation and implementation for the selected tier.
Each plan has a defined baseline scope. The agreement confirms the exact deliverables that apply to your business before work begins.
Your first 90 days
Know what we are working toward.
The sequence below explains the engagement, not a fixed publishing calendar. Your agreement sets the deliverables, access requirements and limits for the selected plan.
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Then: make the improvements
We work through the agreed search priorities. That may mean correcting business information, improving an existing service page or creating useful content where it is genuinely needed. The plan’s scope sets how much work fits.
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At 90 days: review the next step
You see the completed work, the available search and inquiry evidence, and what is still uncertain. We discuss whether to continue, adjust the scope or stop under the agreed terms.
What Search Growth does not promise
Focus on the search work we can control and measure.
No one can responsibly guarantee an exact Google position. The work is to improve the business information, useful content and trust signals Sileon can control — then measure what changes and keep prioritizing the next opportunity.
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Work we can control
Improve the profile, content, technical search setup and authority signals without pretending Sileon controls Google’s exact position.
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Clearer AI-search signals
Improve the information and authority AI-assisted systems can use without promising a specific answer or recommendation.
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Measured work
Track what is changing, what is being published and what to prioritize next.
Before you decide
Understand the work before you commit.
What is the real difference between $500 and $900 a month?
Get Found is the narrower foundation plan, including one bounded monthly visibility improvement. Grow adds more time for useful website content, priority services, relevant locations and competitor research. For example, a plumber looking to develop water-heater installation pages may need Grow, while a business mainly needing profile accuracy may fit Get Found. This is an example, not a promised page count.
What will the first 90 days cost?
Get Found is $1,800: $300 setup plus three $500 monthly payments. Grow is $3,200: $500 setup plus three $900 payments. Lead is $5,550: $750 setup plus three $1,600 payments. These are Sileon fees for the published scope; any separately scoped work or third-party costs must be confirmed before you agree.
Why keep paying after the initial fixes?
Only when there is valuable ongoing search work: improving priority pages, keeping business information accurate, addressing worthwhile gaps and reviewing what the evidence suggests next. Every month should show completed work and a reason for the next priority. If the remaining need is only a one-time fix, an ongoing plan may be the wrong purchase.
Why not pay once to fix the website and Google profile?
Sometimes that is the better choice. A bounded correction can be a project. Search Growth makes sense when useful search development and upkeep remain ongoing. A website build pays for the agreed website; a search plan pays for separately agreed work over time. You should not pay twice for the same task.
What will I see each month?
A plain-English recap of what changed, why it mattered, what the available search and inquiry data shows, what we cannot yet conclude, and the next priority. Visibility or traffic improvements are signals; they do not by themselves prove new customers or revenue. Connecting inquiries to booked work needs your team’s records.
Does the 90-day term mean results are guaranteed in 90 days?
No. It is the initial engagement term, not a ranking or lead deadline. Competition, the starting site, access, customer demand and your response process all affect outcomes. After the initial term, the agreement continues month-to-month with 30 days’ notice.
Free growth audit
Not sure which Search Growth plan fits?
Send me the business first. I’ll show you the visibility problem I can verify and which level of Search Growth, if any, matches it.