SEO by industry

Every industry has its own searches, competitors and rules. A law firm, a roofer and a dental clinic need very different SEO. These pages explain our approach for each.

Why industry experience matters

SEO principles are the same everywhere, but the details that decide who wins are not. A personal injury firm competes on trust and expertise under law society advertising rules. A furnace company competes on speed, reviews and being visible the moment the heat goes out. A manufacturer competes on whether an engineer searching for a specification finds them at all.

Knowing those details means less time explaining your business to us, fewer mistakes with regulated content, and a plan that starts with the searches that actually bring you customers.

What matters most, by industry

IndustryWhere customers come fromWhat usually decides rankings
Law firmsMap pack and practice-area searchesPractice-area depth, reviews, legal directories, trust
Home servicesMap pack, often urgent searchesCategories, reviews, service-area coverage, seasonal pages
Dental and healthMap pack near home or workProfile completeness, treatment pages, practitioner credentials
Real estateNeighbourhood and seller searchesLocal expertise content, agent profiles, reviews
Professional servicesLocal and question-led searchesExpertise, credentials, timely Canadian content
Manufacturing and B2BSpecification and capability searchesCapability pages, technical content, site structure

Common questions

My industry is not listed. Can you help?

Probably. These are the industries we see most, not the only ones. The same principles apply to most local and B2B businesses. Ask for a free review.

Do you work with competing businesses in the same city?

We will not take on direct competitors in the same local market for the same services without telling you first.

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