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$300per pageOne service per page: researched around what Miami customers type, written, built into your site, and submitted for indexing.
Spanish half +$150: written for the Spanish searches and paired with the English page.
Order SEO from a priced menu, item by item: pages, Google Maps care, review replies, outreach, and code fixes. Add the Spanish half of any item for half its price — in a county where three in four residents age 5 and up speak a language other than English at home.
The English half pays for the research, the page plan, the photos and proof, and the build. The Spanish half reuses all of that and pays only for what's new.
If the Spanish searches for your trade are thin, the free check says so, and you skip the Spanish half.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Miami-Dade County and Miami city, Florida.
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Travelers from Spanish-speaking countries compare rooms, tours, and charters in Spanish before they book. A Spanish page for each tour or room type meets them there.
Many buyers and owners from Latin America research Miami buildings, neighborhoods, and property managers in Spanish. The Spanish half puts your listings and services in front of them.
The buyer who pays your invoice may sit in Latin America and search for a Miami forwarder in Spanish. Your English pages never meet that buyer.
Patients look for a provider who can explain things in their language. A Spanish page and Spanish profile posts say so before they call.
Clients want to read the hard parts — fees, steps, documents — in the language they think in. That is where the Spanish half earns its keep.
Homeowners search on a phone, often in Spanish, and choose from the map. Spanish twins of your main service pages, the profile, and its reviews decide who gets the call.
20 searches in both languages, the gaps, and a priced first order. You decide without a call.
Search Console, your Google Business Profile, and your site. Everything stays in your name.
The fix pack and the first round of profile care go out before new pages, so the pages land on a clean site.
English and Spanish versions go up together, linked to each other and to related pages.
Every item linked, and your 20 searches next to the day-zero baseline.
Keep what's working, swap what isn't, or stop. The menu resets every month.
They go into the first order email and onto every receipt after it.
Start with the free checkHere, it costs what you order. A service page is $300 and its Spanish half $150; Google Business Profile care is $190 a month and its Spanish half $95. The smallest order is $390 a month. A two-language order with two page pairs, profile care, and review replies is $1,305 a month. The free check comes back with a priced first order.
The one whose work you can check. Look for printed prices, written terms, an easy way to leave, and a monthly record of what shipped. At iwebcoder, John runs a small studio in Austin, Texas. You get a priced menu, a receipt with every item linked, and replies by email.
No. AI answers draw on pages that explain a service clearly, and people still click through to compare and book. The AI answer check shows what ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, and Perplexity say about you each month. No one can promise a mention in an AI answer, and we don't.
Maybe not. The free check runs ten Spanish searches next to ten English ones. If the Spanish searches for your trade are thin, the check says so and you skip the Spanish half. Every item on the menu works in English alone.
No. A Cuban buyer, a Colombian investor, and a Spaniard can look for the same service in different words, and a translation plugin converts your sentences, not their searches. Google also asks for a separate URL for each language version, with each version listing all the others. The Spanish half is written for the Spanish searches and set up that way.
No. A Spanish section on your own domain, such as /es/, paired page by page with the English one, keeps your authority on one site and lets both languages lift each other.
Seasonality is an argument for it: pages that rank before the season starts are there when the searches come. Order more in the months before your peak and less after it — the menu changes every month.
Yes. Rankings come from your pages, your profile, and your reputation, not from our zip code. We run every search from a Miami location, and we don't claim an office we don't have.
No. Google's own help pages say, “No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google.” What we promise is the receipt: every item you ordered, shipped and linked.
While you're a client, we won't take on a direct competitor in your trade anywhere in Miami-Dade County. A roofer in Kendall and a roofer in Aventura count as competitors; a roofer and a plumber don't.
Yes. Change it by the 25th for the next month. Stop with one email; nothing is billed after the month you're in. Your pages, profiles, and logins stay yours.
Your positions for 20 searches — ten in English, ten in Spanish — run from a Miami location, the gaps on your site and Google Business Profile, and a priced first order from the menu. It arrives by email within three business days. No call needed.
Your positions for 20 searches — ten in English, ten in Spanish — run from a Miami location, the gaps on your site and profile, and a priced first order from the menu.
Twenty searches, both languages, and a priced first order — free, by email, in three business days.
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