Why Beacon Local Exists
People are searching for help with things they've been told are just normal. The practice that can help them should be the one they find.
Most of my career has been in medical device software. Doing work that benefits people in some way matters to me.
I started building websites and doing SEO for pelvic floor PT practices after working with one and seeing the results she was getting with patients. The practice was doing genuinely important work, but trying to build an online presence with a self-built Wix site and limited visibility into what actually makes a difference in search. Meanwhile, the cheapest outside help she’d found started at $800 a month and didn’t cover half of what was needed.
That’s why Beacon Local exists. The independent PT who went into this field to help people shouldn’t have to become a marketing expert to reach them.
It's also a business opportunity that made sense. A real gap, a clear way to fill it, and a niche where I could provide value by specializing.
As I went deeper, I read hundreds of patient reviews. What I noticed was how grateful and relieved people were once they found the right provider. These treatments are a godsend for the people who get them. I want to be a small part in getting more people there.
How I work
I do honest SEO. No tricks, no shortcuts that look good for a month and then backfire. I won’t stuff keywords into your Google Business Profile name or build spammy links. I help you show up for the searches that matter, consistently, because the work is done right.
Pricing is set up so you're always coming out ahead. The work I deliver each month should be worth more than what you paid for it. That's true on month one, month six, and on the day you decide to leave. If that's ever not the case, you're paying too much.
I want to use my skills to help people find help. The patients searching for relief should be able to find the providers who can give it. That’s what Beacon Local is for.
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