
A clear account of what you do, who leads the work and where to find supporting facts.
→ Capability pageThe customer is California — agencies, districts, and the contractors who serve them. Analysts verify vendors by search before a bid is ever scored. We make sure what they find ends the question.
Certifications, registrations, licenses, past performance — findable by the analyst who checks.
Pages mapped to funded programs — the terms agencies google when money lands on a mandate.
Sacramento's private economy — health systems, ag-tech, trades — gets the same local-pack rigor as any metro we run.
Government accounts for nearly a quarter of the metro's nonfarm jobs. If you sell to public buyers or their contractors, your website needs to make your scope, people and past work easy to verify.
Before an RFP is scored there's a shortlist, and before the shortlist there's a search: your company's name next to the program's. Six results decide whether you're vetted or skipped. We build that first page of results deliberately — every checkmark on the left is a page with a job.
SIX RESULTS. ONE DECISION. SEE YOURS IN 48H →
You may never see these searches. Each person arrives with a different question. Give them a page that answers it with facts they can trace to your team and your work.

A clear account of what you do, who leads the work and where to find supporting facts.
→ Capability pageRelevant project scope, client types and delivery details that show where you fit on the team.
→ Past-performance pagesYour approach to the program's problem, backed by related work and a clear description of your role.
→ Program pageConsistent company details, dated credentials and third-party mentions they can check again without chasing a download.
→ Credentials pageReadable descriptions of your services, named people and linked project evidence to assess and cite.
→ Program and capability pagesA relevant business service, a clear service area and accurate contact details.
→ Service-area page
Tick what is true today. Then send your score for a free check. We email your verified score out of 10, a screenshot of each result and the three fixes that would move it most within 48 hours.
The capital's economy is half procurement, half neighborhood — so the monthly work runs on two tracks at once.
Request a pursuit pack when you choose to respond. While your team builds the response, we publish the supporting pages and check what a searcher can find before the due date.
This example uses a 30-day response window. Actual windows vary. The pack's 5-business-day turnaround starts when you request it.
Bring your project notes, credential dates and team details. We turn them into readable pages on your domain. The vetting report then shows what searches surface, with screenshots you can review.
State what you deliver and the kinds of organizations you serve.
Describe the work and link to NAICS and commodity codes with clear explanations.
Link to project entries that support the services you describe.
Link to registrations, certifications, insurance and bonding facts, each with dates.
Name your leaders, explain their roles and link to the leadership page.
Keep the capability PDF available and give the reader a clear email contact.
WHY IT MATTERS A readable capability page gives a searcher a useful overview, with direct paths to the facts behind it.
Use the solicitation's vocabulary to explain the work you can support.
Say which parts your team handles and where your responsibility ends.
Describe the steps, people and tools you would bring to the task.
Link to past work with a similar scope and explain the connection.
Connect the program to your capability page, team and dated credentials.
Give the reader an email contact for questions about your services.
WHY IT MATTERS A program page connects the buyer's vocabulary to your actual scope and experience.
Identify the kind of client and when the work happened.
Describe what the client needed without adding claims you cannot support.
Show the work your team handled and the deliverables it produced.
Make your responsibilities clear, including work shared with other firms.
Use documented outcomes and supporting material you can publish.
Link the project to the services and programs it helps demonstrate.
WHY IT MATTERS We use 30-minute interviews to capture real work. Each entry gives a reader enough context to judge its relevance.
Record the company and program queries used in the check.
Capture screenshots so you can see what appeared at the time.
Identify where each result leads and whether it answers the search.
Flag missing scope, dated credentials, project details or named people.
Explain which changes would make the record easier to verify.
Show the follow-up findings for your pursuit before its response is due.
WHY IT MATTERS This is the report we send you, not a web page. It records what we found so you can review the evidence.
Build your vendor record once. Buy a pack for each pursuit you choose. Add monthly upkeep or local search support as needed. We send a fixed written quote, so you can plan the spend before work starts.
Runs alone for firms that only sell in Sacramento, or next to any line on the left.
Cancel at any month's endFour pursuits: $2,180 + 4 × $640 + 12 × $430 = $9,900 in year one, about $825 a month. Add Local line: $19,260, about $1,605 a month. These are annual averages.
Before scoring there's shortlisting, and shortlisting starts with Google. A vendor with no verifiable web presence rarely makes the pile.
Yes — separate tracks. Analysts get credentials and past performance; residents get plain-language service pages. One site, two registers.
One site, distinct market pages — Sacramento and San Francisco demand different proof. We keep the two from cannibalizing.
Technical fixes show in weeks; competitive local terms take ninety days to two quarters. You get a monthly note in plain English about what moved and what's next — not a dashboard to decode.
Vendor record is $2,180 once; Pursuit pack is $640 per pursuit; Keep-current is $430 a month. Four pursuits: $2,180 + 4 × $640 + 12 × $430 = $9,900 in year one, about $825 a month. Optional Local line is $780 a month; add it for $19,260 in year one, about $1,605 a month. Fixed written quotes, no percentage-of-ad-spend and no twelve-month lock-in. Packs are invoiced separately with the solicitation number. See the calculator.
Yes — profile, categories, service areas, photos, and a review rhythm your front desk can keep. For Roseville-to-Elk-Grove service businesses, the map pack is where the calls come from.
No. For a firm selling to the state, the practical task is still to make your work easy to find and verify. An analyst may use search; a colleague may ask an AI assistant. Clear program pages, named people and documented projects give both useful source material. We cannot promise rankings or inclusion in AI answers.
ChatGPT can help draft a page or organize project notes. It cannot turn missing evidence into real experience. Your team still needs to verify every claim. We handle page structure, publishing, internal links, indexing requests and search checks, then show you what we found.
We make your company's web record easier to find and assess. That means a readable capability page, dated credentials, program pages and relevant past work. We connect those pages, check indexing and review the searches a buyer might run. Your team gets written findings and a fixed written quote for the work.
A pursuit pack goes live within 5 business days of your request. It includes the program page, matched past work and capability-page refresh, plus a vetting-search check with screenshots before the due date. Send the solicitation and your existing project material when you request it. Publishing runs on our clock; indexing runs on the search engine's, which is why the check before the due date matters.
No. Your team writes the response. We build and update the web pages a reader may find when checking your company, program experience or people. The pursuit pack supports that review with relevant past work and clear company facts on your own domain.
Yes. The local line is $780 a month for Google Business Profile management, review requests, a new service-area page each month and metro map-pack tracking. Pages can cover Roseville, Folsom, Elk Grove, Davis, Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova and Natomas. You can cancel at any month's end.
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