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Limo SEO
A page for each thing people actually book: airport transfers, weddings, prom, corporate travel, wine tours, hourly charters. Each one names the airport, the venues and the towns you cover, so Google has a reason to show it.
Limo SEO / Google Maps / Google Ads
Your cars are spotless. Is your Google listing?
Someone lands at the airport, opens Google Maps and types "limo service near me". Three companies show up in the map pack and the rest might as well not exist. I help small limousine and black car operators become one of those three, and then turn the visit into a booking.
Or email [email protected] with your website and the airport you serve.
01 / What I do for limo companies
Six pieces, one goal: more booked rides.
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Google Business Profile optimization
Right primary category, service areas that match where you really drive, real fleet photos, booking link, hours, services list and a steady routine for asking happy clients for reviews.
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Luxury transportation marketing
Fleet pages that show the actual vehicles with seat counts, plus content planners and brides actually read: what a wedding package includes, how airport meet and greet works, what happens if a flight is late.
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Local SEO
Consistent name, address and phone across the directories that matter, local links from venues and hotels you already work with, and city pages for the suburbs you serve, not a copy-paste list of 50 towns.
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PPC (Google Ads)
Small, tight search campaigns around airport and event keywords, call assets, ad schedules for when you can answer, and negative keywords like "limo jobs" and "limo for sale" so you stop paying for clicks that never book.
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Lead generation
Quote forms that ask for date, pickup, drop-off and passenger count, click-to-call on every page, and call tracking, so you can see which page and which keyword brought each booking.
02 / Why the map pack decides it
Google says it out loud.
"Local results are mainly based on relevance, distance, and popularity."
Google Business Profile Help, Tips to improve your local ranking
You can't move your garage closer to the airport. Relevance and popularity are the parts you can work on: complete profile, pages that match the search, reviews and mentions around town.
03 / The free review
What I check before I ever pitch anything.
I search the way your customers do, from your airport and your city, and compare your listing with the companies that show up above you. Then I send you a short write-up of what I found. If you want to fix it yourself, go ahead, it's yours.
- Google Business Profile categories, services and photos
- Where you show up in Maps for airport and "near me" searches
- Missing pages for airports, weddings, corporate and towns
- Name, address and phone mismatches across directories
- Review count and recency against the top three
- Mobile speed and click-to-call on your site
04 / Who this fits
Honest about where I help most.
Good fit
- Owner-run operators with roughly 5 to 25 vehicles
- Good service, but a thin Google profile or few reviews
- A website that is a few years old and hard to update
- Losing airport or wedding work to bigger names in Maps
Probably not a fit
- National networks with an in-house marketing team
- Companies already running strong SEO with an agency they like
- Anyone who wants fake reviews or keyword-stuffed business names. That gets profiles suspended.
05 / Contact
Tell me your city and your airport.
Send your website and the main airport you serve. I'll come back with what I'd fix first. No pitch deck, no contract to look at the problem.
US direct: (469) 699-5131. Calls are forwarded to me, and if I miss one I call back.