Industries — trades & home services
Renovation contractors, aircon servicing, electricians, plumbers — your customers search at the moment of need and call whoever shows up first. Jarvia gets you into that moment.
The problem
Trade businesses live and die on the local search moment: "aircon not cold", "hdb renovation contractor", "emergency plumber near me". The businesses winning those searches aren't the best tradesmen — they're the ones with the best Google presence. Word of mouth fills this month; search fills next year.
What customers actually search
Why the usual options don't fit
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Marketplaces and directories rank above you, take the enquiry, and sell it back to you as a lead — often to you and three competitors at once. Ranking your own site means the enquiry is yours alone.
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The "$300/month SEO" tier is directory spam and copied content that Google ignores — or worse, penalises. Local rankings come from reviews, citations, service pages, and a Google Business Profile that's actually maintained.
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Fine while referrals flow — until a competitor with a weaker crew and a stronger web presence starts taking the searches in your own neighbourhood. Local rankings compound for whoever starts first.
How Jarvia is built differently
Website, Google Business Profile guidance, review generation, local citations, service-area pages, monthly reports — the whole local-search layer runs on the platform, with a specialist reviewing what publishes. You don't write a word or touch a dashboard unless you want to.
The map-and-three-listings block wins the urgent searches. Jarvia tracks your standing in it, keeps your business profile consistent everywhere, and builds the review momentum that decides it.
One page per service, per area you cover — the structure Google rewards for "service near me" searches. Written for you, reviewed before publish, connected to your quote form.
Ready-to-send review requests, QR codes and follow-up sequences that turn finished jobs into Google reviews — the single strongest local ranking signal you control.
Proof — from a specialist B2B niche
The same program — real search data, pages that answer real queries, relentless measurement — took a specialist B2B supplier from invisible to the #1 Google result in its niche. Trades are a different market; the method is the same, and local competition is usually far weaker.
Delivered by Christopher Nielsen— Jarvia's founder, Google-certified, 15+ years in B2B marketing. Numbers verified in Google Search Console.
648%
YoY organic traffic growth
Google Search Console, 12-month comparison
#1.1
Average Google position
For the company's core industrial term
30.23%
Click-through rate
On the #1 ranking — 3× the typical top result
65+
Countries reached
Organic visibility without a cent of ad spend
How it starts
From there the platform finds your Search Console and Analytics properties and backfills sixteen months of history — all read-only. No website yet, or one you're embarrassed to send customers to? Jarvia builds it, with analytics and Search Console wired in from day one.
Questions trades & home services businesses ask
Word of mouth caps at the people your customers happen to talk to. Search reaches everyone else — and it compounds: the reviews and rankings you build this year keep sending enquiries for years. Your best referral source and your best search presence aren't competitors; one feeds the other.
Bought leads are shared, price-shopped, and stop the moment you stop paying. Ranking your own site means the customer found you, not a marketplace — no lead fee, no three competitors quoting the same job, and the asset belongs to you.
No. Content is generated from your services and reviewed by a specialist before it publishes. You approve things from your phone if you want a say, or let it run. Your time stays on the tools.
Local searches are usually less competitive than national ones, so movement often shows in the first couple of months — especially in the map pack once reviews and citations are consistent. Full compounding takes longer; it's a program, not a switch.