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Most local businesses aren't invisible by accident. They're invisible by default.

Oddysian audits what's actually costing you customers — then builds the site and fixes the local search problems behind it. No retainers full of filler.

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01 — Services

Four things, done properly.

Scoped per project, priced after the audit — because what a five-page dental site needs and what a two-location agency needs aren't the same job.

01

Website Build

A custom, mobile-first site built around what your customers actually search for. Copywriting included in the build, not billed as an extra line.

What this covers → Scoped per project
02

Google Business Profile

The listing that decides whether you appear in the map results. Claimed, verified, categorised, and populated properly — the single biggest lever most local businesses leave untouched.

What this covers → One-time setup
03

Local Search

Ongoing work on the pages and signals that decide where you rank — targeting, technical fixes, and monthly rank checks against the competitors actually beating you.

What this covers → Monthly
04

Maintenance

Updates, fixes and content changes handled for you, so the site keeps earning its keep instead of going stale three months after launch.

What this covers → Monthly
02 — Selected work

What we found, and what we built.

Every engagement starts the same way: find out what's really wrong before anyone talks about a redesign. Then we build.

Case 01 — Insurance · Two locations

Pledge Insurance

West Covina & Huntington Park, California

185+Google reviews across two locations
#1 × 3Niche pages already ranking first organically
51/100Mobile page-speed score at audit
0Search visibility in the second city

The problem

  • A strong, mobile-responsive site with 185 combined Google reviews — and almost no presence in the map results for the terms with the most searches behind them.
  • The Huntington Park location had no visibility at all, despite being open, active and reviewed.
  • Both Google listings carried carrier branding that contradicted the site's own "independent agency" positioning — a searcher decided against them before ever reaching the site.

The work

  • A new multi-page site built on the one structure already proven to rank first for them.
  • Listing names and contact details corrected and aligned across both locations.
  • Cut over to their own domain with every legacy address redirected, so the links and rankings they already had carried across instead of breaking.
Live — new site shipped on their own domain Visit the live site
Case 02 — Retail · Warehouse liquidator

John's Mattress Liquidation

Corona, California

NONEDomain of his own — the site sat on a builder's subdomain
0Words of text Google could read on the old page
37Five-star reviews, none of them on a site he controlled
25+Miles to the nearest liquidator with a real domain

The problem

  • One page on a website builder's subdomain, drawn entirely by JavaScript — Google could read no text on it at all, and it carried neither his address nor any description of the business.
  • He owned no domain, so every link and every listing pointed at a platform he didn't control.
  • Thirty-seven five-star reviews sat on a Google listing with no opening hours set, while Yelp advertised "open 24 hours" against an appointment-only business.

The work

  • Registered the domain he never had and shipped a new site on it — address, phone and service area written in text a search engine can actually read.
  • Added the structured data that tells Google what the business is, where it serves, and the questions buyers ask before they call.
  • Built the page around the objection that decides the sale — why a brand-new mattress costs half price — instead of a price list that would be wrong by Friday.
Live — site shipped, local search work underway Visit the live site
Case 03 — Sport · Private coaching

Coach Alique

Pasadena, California

NONEWebsite of her own before this
0Google Business Profile, so she never reached the map
1Channel carrying the whole business: a DM inbox
7Local trainers already holding the searches she wasn't in

The problem

  • An active training business with no website at all. Every enquiry arrived as an Instagram message, and there was no link in the profile to send anyone anywhere.
  • No Google Business Profile, so she never appeared in the map results a parent actually uses to find a trainer nearby.
  • Not on the local directories either — while seven Pasadena trainers with real websites held those searches between them.

The work

  • Registered the domain and shipped a site on it: her programs, her team and camp work, and a booking form in place of the message inbox.
  • Added the structured data that lets a search engine read her as a local training business rather than a social profile.
  • Built around her own photographs and the programs she actually runs — private, small-group, team and camps — not stock imagery and a generic template.
Live — site shipped on her own domain Visit the live site

These reflect real audit findings and real work for three businesses, all three sites now live. Each one states honestly where it stands — results get added here when they're real, not before.

03 — Process

Audit first. Always.

You get the findings before you get a price — including the ones that mean you don't need us.

01 / Audit

We look first

Your site, your Google listing, and where you actually rank against the competitors taking your calls.

02 / Plan

Ranked findings

A short list of what's wrong, ordered by what it's costing you — with a real price attached.

03 / Build

The actual work

Site built or rebuilt, listing set up properly, technical problems fixed rather than documented.

04 / Grow

Kept moving

Monthly search work and maintenance, with rank checks you can actually read.

04 — Contact

Let's find out what's costing you customers.

Send a few details and you'll get back a short, honest audit of your site and Google presence — plus a real quote. No obligation, no pitch deck.

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