San Bernardino SEO, starting with the menu board search engines read first.

A search result is a very short menu board: a title, a line of description and a name. In a city of 222,044 with flat population growth and 79,726 business establishments in the county, those few words have a lot of neighbors. Say what you sell and where in plain words, then make the page behind them say the same. A roofer who writes "roof repair in San Bernardino" and means it should beat "Welcome to our website" on honesty alone, though the ranking is up to the search engine.

These figures come from our 31-city sample, 1,274 sites, and none from this city. A search description appeared on 82%, and exactly one H1 on 61%. Business markup appeared on 45%, though 78% had some kind of structured data. At least some links a search engine can't follow turned up on 21%. The median Lighthouse SEO score was 92, which sounds fine until you learn it doesn't read a word for sense. A page can pass that check and say nothing. The check is the floor, and it costs little to clear.

Then come the pages. Highland, Rialto, Colton and Loma Linda all sit close by, so a service firm should say which it really works in. One honest page per real service, and a real page per town you truly serve. A restaurant needs less of that and a current Business Profile more. SEO starts at $575 a month, depending on complexity, setup and budget. Nobody can promise a position, and we don't. The San Bernardino report has the argument behind this. Send us the three jobs you most want, and we'll tell you which pages we'd write first.