Buffalo SEO starts with telling Google which Buffalo you mean.

A search engine reading a Buffalo homepage has a place name that covers a lot of ground, and Erie County alone has 24,734 business establishments. Business markup says plainly who you are and where. 14 of 44 homepages have it, and a handful of sites would close much of the gap with our 31-city sample, so we call it a lean. We'd add it in either case, along with pages that name the places you actually serve: Cheektowaga, Amherst, Tonawanda, Lackawanna or Orchard Park, as long as it's true. A page for a place you don't serve is a small lie that brings the wrong phone call.

The basics elsewhere come out about even with our sample. 77% of homepages have a search description, against 82%. 24 of 44 have exactly one H1. 5 of 44 had links search engines can't follow, 11% against 21%, a point for Buffalo that we wouldn't press. 18 of 44 used vague link text such as "click here," 41% against 32%. Crawl problems and Search Console errors are quick to find and dull to fix, and we like them for that.

Content is the longer job. Here, we'd write for the kinds of work this economy has a lot of. A health practice might write one page per service, and a home service company one per trade and town. SEO starts at $575 a month, with the price depending on complexity, and nobody can promise you a position, including us. Run the free AI visibility check to see how assistants describe you, read the Buffalo report, and bring us the list of jobs you'd most like more of.