You're in Hollister — do you take Gilroy clients?
Regularly. It's a 30-minute drive up Highway 25, and plenty of businesses here serve both markets. Being nearby means we can meet in person without charging Bay Area rates.

Gilroy is the market Hollister shoppers drive to, just 30 minutes north on Highway 25. That means the search competition is a step up: more agencies, more national franchises, and more businesses that already have a decent site. Winning here is about depth, not just presence.
Chains win on budget, not on specificity. Independent businesses beat them with granular service pages, real prices, named staff, and reviews marked up so answer engines can quote them.
In a market this size, 6 thin pages lose to 20 pages that each answer 1 question completely. We plan the page inventory up front instead of bolting on posts later.
If you take work in Gilroy and Hollister, the site should say so with real pages for each — not a footer list of cities, which search engines have ignored for years.
These are complete, multi-page sites you can browse — every page written, every form working.
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Regularly. It's a 30-minute drive up Highway 25, and plenty of businesses here serve both markets. Being nearby means we can meet in person without charging Bay Area rates.
By being specific where they're generic: a page per service with real prices, named technicians or providers, marked-up reviews, and answers to the questions their corporate site refuses to publish.
Yes, if it's built with a real page for each market rather than a city list in the footer. That's exactly what geo-targeted landing pages are for.
The build price is the same. The difference is page count — competitive markets usually need more service and location pages, which nudges projects toward the Custom tier at $7,999.
Leased sites include ongoing upkeep — content, schema, speed, and search monitoring — in the monthly. Owned sites can add it as a retainer or handle it in-house with the code we hand over.
Branded and long-tail searches usually move within weeks. Competitive head terms take months and depend on reviews, links, and how much better your pages actually are.
Yes — we map every existing URL to a new one, keep the redirects in place, and preserve the content that's already earning traffic instead of starting from zero.
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