Mason Baker
Green Bay SEO, done by the person you hired.
Meanwhile someone else shows up first when a customer searches for what you do, and gets the call.
I'm a one-person shop in Green Bay. I do the audits, the writing, and the technical fixes myself, not an account manager, not a template. I work with small companies that need traffic to turn into revenue, not a monthly report that says nothing.
What I've built
I started in game server hosting. That's where I learned to grow organic traffic without ads or link buying, one site went from around 200 to over 7,000 monthly visitors on search alone. I'm applying the same approach to local businesses now.
Companies I've worked with
What I do
Local SEO
You show up when someone nearby searches for what you sell, on Google Maps and in the map pack, not buried on page two. This is the highest-leverage work for HVAC companies, contractors, dental offices, auto and tire shops, and similar local service businesses in Green Bay and the surrounding towns.
Technical SEO Audits
Your site stops losing rankings to problems you can't see: broken redirects, slow load times, duplicate pages, and indexing errors quietly capping how high you can rank.
Content & Keyword Strategy
Your pages match what customers in Green Bay, Appleton, and the Fox Valley are actually typing into Google, so you rank for searches that turn into calls, not traffic that never converts.
Analytics & Tracking Setup
You can see which pages, keywords, and campaigns are actually bringing in customers, instead of guessing.
If you've gotten the calls
An agency two states away, promising page one, quoting a retainer before they've looked at your site. You said no, and nothing changed. Whoever ranks above you still does.
National agencies sell the same template to every city and hand your account to whichever account manager has room that month. The audit, the fixes, and the reporting here are done by one person, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
How this works
You work directly with me, not an account manager. It starts with a technical and local SEO audit, so we both know what's broken before any work begins.
From there it's monthly: I take on three or four businesses at a time, you get a written update on what changed, and either of us can end it with notice. No multi-year contract.
Pricing depends on what's actually wrong with your site. I'll give you a number after I've looked, not a generic package price.
And if the honest answer is that it's not worth hiring anyone yet, that's what you'll hear.
Green Bay SEO FAQ
What happens if you get busy or take on a full-time job?
I'm not shopping a resume here, and this isn't a side project I'll drop the moment something else comes up. If my availability ever changed, you'd get real notice and a clean handoff, not a surprise.
Will this work for my kind of business?
I work with local service businesses: HVAC and contracting companies, dental practices, auto and tire shops, law offices, and landscaping companies around Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Howard, and Suamico. If customers in Brown County search Google before calling you, this applies to you.
How long until I see anything?
Local SEO doesn't move overnight. The first few weeks are a technical audit and fixing what's broken, most of the early work happens on your site and your Google Business Profile before rankings move. Most local businesses start seeing meaningful movement in search visibility within 3 to 6 months, not days.
What exactly do I get?
An initial audit report that lists every issue found, a prioritized fix list, and monthly written updates on what changed and why. You get direct email and call access to the person doing the work, not a project manager relaying messages from someone else.
Why choose a Green Bay SEO consultant instead of the agency that cold-called me?
National agencies sell the same template to every city and hand your account to whichever account manager has room that month. As a Green Bay SEO consultant working solo, I do the audit, the fixes, and the reporting myself, so nothing gets lost in a handoff between departments.
Find out what's actually wrong.
One page, plain language, no pitch attached unless you ask for one. That's what working with a Green Bay SEO consultant should look like.