Joy Hawkins outlines the critical shifts in local SEO, emphasizing that Google Reviews are the Undisputed #1 Factor. Reviews are now considered "table stakes" for all SEO and ad return on investment (ROI).

The core strategy centers on hitting the 10-review threshold for an immediate ranking boost, prioritizing the recency and velocity of new reviews, incentivizing front-line staff to collect them, and encouraging customers to include keywords in their feedback.

Beyond reviews, On-Page SEO remains foundational, as the website is a core asset. It requires dedicated pages for every single service to clearly signal offerings to Google, for example, creating separate pages for "Ant Control" and "Wasp Removal" instead of a single page for "Pest Control."

Conversely, many old strategies are now deprecated. Citations are considered "almost not important at all," and backlinks are largely ineffective for moving local pack rankings; businesses should focus their time on only a dozen high-traffic directories.

A deep dive into how the world of search is being fundamentally reshaped by the emergence of ChatGPT and Large Language Models (LLMs), giving rise to the critical new discipline: Generative Engine Optimization, or GEO.

Guillermo and Eduardo break down the difference with a simple analogy: SEO is your "pickup line"—it tells Google what you do—while GEO is your "reputation," which teaches AI why your brand is trustworthy enough to be recommended.

Guillermo and Eduardo unveil 3 "Low-Effort, High-Impact" SEO Quick Wins—immediate, foundational steps that promise to shift your digital authority. These aren't technical deep dives; they are simple, high-leverage actions to "start dominating within their space."

They reveal a "Gold Standard" for immediately earning customer trust, a non-negotiable step to ensuring your business is found and always current, and a mandatory rule for flawless synchronization across the entire web.

Discover the three secrets to earning trust and establishing a powerful, consistent presence that Google—and your customers—can believe in, without a heavy technical lift.