SEO Services That Turn Searches Into Customers

Franchise SEO

One brand, many locations. We build location pages and profiles that rank locally without competing with each other. Franchise SEO

SEO for public adjusters

A niche we know well. We ranked 57 pages to #1 on a brand-new public adjuster site in 3 weeks. SEO for public adjusters

GEO: AI search optimization

Get mentioned and cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot. Included in every plan. GEO services

Every platform has its own quirks and limits. We know where each one trips up.

• Wix SEO: A Wix e-commerce campaign reached 6x impressions, 2.5x clicks and tripled organic revenue in 6 months.
• Shopify SEO: A Shopify/WordPress campaign reached 6x impressions, 5x clicks and doubled revenue in 6 months.
• WordPress SEO: plugin cleanup, speed and structure.
• Magento SEO: large catalogs, duplicate content and crawl budget.
• All platforms

Rankings bring visitors. These services turn more of them into customers.

• Web design: fast, clean sites built to rank and convert.
• Conversion rate optimization (CRO): more calls, forms and sales from the traffic you already have.
• Branding: a clear, consistent brand that people and AI tools recognize.
• E-commerce optimization: product pages, checkout and site search that sell more.
• Paid media: Google and social ads run by our in-house PPC team, working alongside our SEO team.

Plans start at $950/month. Price depends on how competitive your market is, how many locations or products you have, how much content you need each month, and how many links it takes to compete. Every plan includes AI visibility work, a technical audit, keyword tracking and monthly reporting. Web design, CRO, branding and e-commerce optimization are quoted per project, and PPC work is quoted per job.

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Brian Vastola does. He's our founder and lead strategist, with 25 years of hands-on SEO. He runs strategy, implementation and audits, supported by a senior team of 5 specialists. No account managers, no handoffs. When your developer has a question, Brian gets on the call. About MRB

Most clients see early movement in 1 to 3 months, usually from technical fixes and quick on-page wins. Real growth in traffic and leads usually takes 4 to 12 months. Competitive national markets take longer than local ones.

Some benchmarks from our own verified work:

• Public adjuster site: 57 pages ranked #1 in 3 weeks (brand-new site in a niche we know well; this is unusually fast).
• National pest control company: +300% clicks and +250% impressions in 7 months.
• Cannabis e-commerce brand: 3x organic clicks and +50% sales within 12 months.

Value tip (even if you never hire us): judge any SEO agency at 90 days by one question: "What did you change on my site this month?" If they can't list specific pages and fixes, the work isn't happening.

Good SEO is a routine, not a launch. Here is what a normal month looks like once the first round of fixes is done.

• Week 1, review: We read last month's rankings, clicks, calls and sales, and pick the pages and keywords that deserve attention next.
• Week 2, on-site work: Titles, headings, internal links and technical fixes on the pages we chose. New pages are briefed and written.
• Week 3, publishing and links: New content goes live. Link building and citation work run in the background all month.
• Week 4, reporting: You get a plain report: what we did, what moved, what did not, and what is next.

The amount of content and the number of links each month depend on your plan. Starter includes one new content page a month. Growth includes nine. The rhythm is the same on every plan. Only the volume changes.

AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews answer questions by pulling from pages that search engines have already found and trust. If your site is hard to crawl, thin or unknown, it is invisible to them too. That is why SEO comes first and GEO, short for generative engine optimization, builds on top of it.

• Crawlable pages: The same technical fixes that help Google help AI crawlers read your site.
• Clear answers: Pages that answer a question in the first two sentences are the ones AI tools quote.
• Consistent facts: Your name, services, prices and locations should match everywhere they appear online.
• Mentions on other sites: Links, reviews and articles tell an AI tool that people other than you vouch for your business.

Every MRB plan includes AI visibility work. From the Traction plan up, we also track each month whether AI tools name your business for the questions your buyers ask. Read more on our GEO services page.

These questions work on us and on anyone else you are considering. Write down the answers and compare them side by side.

• Who will actually do the work, and how many years have they done it?
• How many pages of content and how many links do I get each month?
• Which keywords will you go after first, and why those?
• What will you change on my site in the first 90 days?
• How do you report: leads and sales, or only rankings and impressions?
• How long is the contract, and how do I cancel?
• Who owns the content, the accounts and the logins if we part ways?
• Can you show results from a business like mine?

How MRB compares on those questions

• Who does the work: MRB Marketing: Brian Vastola, with 25 years of hands-on SEO, plus a senior team of 5 specialists. A typical agency: a salesperson signs you, then a junior account manager takes over.
• Pricing: MRB Marketing: five published plans starting at $950/month. A typical agency: a custom quote after a sales call.
• Contract: MRB Marketing: month-to-month or a 6-month agreement, with 30 days' notice to cancel. A typical agency: often a 12-month commitment.
• AI search: MRB Marketing: AI visibility work is included in every plan. A typical agency: often sold as an extra, or not offered.
• Reporting: MRB Marketing: a monthly report on what we did, what moved and what is next. A typical agency: often an automated dashboard export.

The same five things drive both. The harder each one is, the more work each month takes and the longer results take to show.

• Competition: A roofer in a small town faces a handful of rivals. A national store faces hundreds, some with big budgets.
• Size: More locations or more products mean more pages to build and keep healthy.
• Starting point: A site with indexing problems, a past penalty or a messy redesign needs repair before it can grow.
• Content gap: If competitors have fifty useful pages and you have five, closing that gap takes months of steady publishing.
• Authority gap: If trusted sites link to your competitors and not to you, earning that trust takes time.

Value tip: before you compare prices, compare scope. Put each quote in a simple table with four rows: content pages per month, links per month, who does the work and contract length. A $1,000 plan with one page a month and a $2,000 plan with four pages are not the same product. The SEO cost calculator gives you a ballpark for your market in about a minute.