RESEARCH • BUILD • MEASURE
Search visibility + qualified customers
When a business owner tells me their rankings have slipped, I want to know which searches changed, whether the right page is showing, and what people find when they click. Those answers matter more than a generic checklist.
01 / Local search
I study the searches connected to your most valuable services, the pages Google selects, and what competing websites explain better. Then I improve the pages that can actually help a customer choose you.
02 / Technical work
Indexing problems, redirects, internal linking, competing URLs, slow or awkward mobile pages: I investigate the real issue before recommending a redesign or a pile of new content.
03 / Ongoing SEO
I use Search Console and other available data to evaluate relevant queries, landing pages, organic clicks and business inquiries. That means adjusting what needs attention and leaving useful pages alone when they are doing their job.
My local SEO services include technical improvements, service-page optimization, internal linking, content development and ongoing analysis. For a deeper diagnostic project, I also offer website and SEO audits. Businesses considering AI-assisted discovery can explore my dedicated Wichita AI Search Optimization work.
Evidence, not promises
I’d rather show what changed on real projects than promise that every business can rank first. These three clients faced different problems, and the work followed the evidence instead of a preset publishing quota.
Moving services
An established moving company had overlapping location content, a weak homepage heading structure, and underperforming specialty pages. The work clarified its core pages and strengthened searches for specific moving services.
November 2025–May 2026. Average position improved from 39 to 26.
Fence installation
For an established fence contractor, I improved commercial service content, internal connections and supporting information around valuable installation searches.
Documented 90-day comparison, +78% clicks. Average position: 13.7 → 10.6.
Pest control
A pest-control company already had visibility. The missing opportunity was clearer content around termite inspection, treatment and related customer questions.
Documented 90-day comparison, +103% clicks.
These are reported Google Search Console comparisons for individual client periods, not controlled experiments or guarantees. Market demand, competition, site history and other changes may contribute to outcomes. Read the full SEO case studies for methods, context and dates.
A direct working relationship
Step one
We talk about your business, the customers you want, and what has or hasn’t worked. I review search visibility, important pages and the condition of the website.
Step two
I explain the strongest opportunities, whether that means fixing technical issues, improving a service page, or rebuilding something that genuinely needs replacing.
Step three
I handle the implementation and monitor meaningful results. When the data changes, we investigate before reacting. You speak directly with the person making the changes.
Built sites, not concepts
These are actual website projects from my preserved portfolio. I want you to see the work here, without having to click away to decide whether my approach fits your business. A law firm, a computer repair company and a technical supplier should not all look alike.
Outdoor services
A visual, service-oriented website that puts the work and business identity ahead of generic marketing templates.
Technology + repairs
A different kind of customer journey: helping people understand computer services and find the right support.
Industrial + B2B
A technical business with a specialist audience, where the products and professional presentation need to work together.
Legal services
A professional-service presentation with emphasis on credibility, readable information and clear ways to make contact.
These screenshots document past work. The live websites may have changed since the images were captured. They show design and presentation, not SEO performance. If you want to see more, my full website portfolio contains additional projects.
Website design + SEO
A professional website should make the business easier to understand, whether someone arrives from Google, a referral, or an advertisement. I build and improve WordPress websites with clear service descriptions, usable navigation, mobile-friendly pages and reliable contact paths.
Sometimes that means a new site. Sometimes the existing one needs a better homepage, clearer service information or technical repairs. I won’t recommend replacing a workable website just to sell a redesign. My web design services cover those decisions in greater depth, but you can talk about both design and SEO in the same conversation.
What clients notice
5.0 out of 5 on Google, from seven reviews at the time this section was prepared. The feedback consistently returns to things that matter once the project starts: hands-on technical knowledge, being reachable, and getting a website working again when something goes wrong.
Customers have described Greg as knowledgeable and helpful when working through website needs.
Public feedback mentions communication and being able to get hold of Greg when something needs attention.
One customer account describes assistance restoring a company website after a virus-related problem.
Customer feedback is summarized rather than quoted verbatim. Review count and rating reflect the available snapshot and can change.
A Wichita connection that is personal
I grew up in Derby, and Wichita was part of everyday life. I remember the commercial corridor along Rock Road and watching Kellogg change through years of construction. My father worked on the military side of Boeing, so aviation wasn’t an abstract part of Wichita’s economy to me; it was connected to our family.
McConnell Air Force Base and the activity around 47th Street South are important parts of southeast Wichita’s identity. But I don’t use those places as a substitute for learning about your business. A company drawing customers to a location along Rock Road has a different challenge from a contractor competing for service calls across Wichita.
Local search strategy has to reflect how the company actually operates, which customers it wants, and what those customers need to see. Repeating neighborhood and city names doesn’t do that.
Outside my client work, I’m also the author of three published books: Digital Death Row to Success, Barefoot by 2060, and The Last Man in the Parking Lot. Writing gives me another way to explore ideas, and it shapes how I think about clear, useful content.
Regional pages · separate local markets
Wichita is the focus of this page, but nearby communities have their own business markets. That is why I keep separate pages for Derby and Wellington to the south; Park City and Maize around the north and northwest; Augusta to the east; and Hutchinson farther up the highway. Each page addresses the local market rather than recycling this Wichita page with a different city name.
There are also dedicated market pages for Salina, Manhattan, Lawrence and Topeka. For county-level context, see Sedgwick County; for the full network, visit the Kansas location guide. These links connect distinct local guides. They do not mean every town should compete for the same Wichita searches.
Original local research
In my 2026 review of 50 Wichita-area small-business websites, 49 clearly explained what they offered. Only 29 clearly displayed observable proof such as completed work, products, facilities or results.
The study did not measure rankings or conversions. It asked a simpler question: once a customer knows what a business does, can they see convincing evidence of the work? That is the same question I bring to client websites.
Straight answers
The scope depends on the site. It can include technical repairs, local search analysis, service-page improvements, internal linking, content updates and ongoing evaluation. I start by identifying which work is relevant rather than assigning every business the same monthly task list.
Yes. I compare the searches and pages involved, examine technical and competitive changes, and look for a meaningful pattern. A few days of movement does not necessarily justify rebuilding the site.
Not always. Some established sites need targeted improvements rather than replacement. I look at the current design, important pages, technical condition and existing search performance first.
Yes. Four preserved website screenshots and three documented Search Console comparisons appear on this page. The full portfolio offers more visual examples, while the case studies explain measured organic-search changes and their limitations.
It depends on the competition, the condition of the website and the scope of the work. My Wichita SEO cost guide explains the considerations, or we can discuss what you are trying to achieve.
Yes. I work on WordPress websites, service content, technical problems and ongoing SEO. You do not need to buy a complete redesign to discuss search strategy, and the website and SEO work can be coordinated when both need attention.
Talk to the person doing the work
Tell me what your business does, which customers you’re trying to reach, and what frustrates you about the current site. I’ll look at the evidence and explain where I think the work should begin. No generic sales pitch and no guaranteed rankings.
Greg Stamm · Stamm Web Creations · WordPress, SEO & website support since 2010
Stamm Web Creations · Greg Stamm, Owner. Portfolio screenshots are historical project records; case studies describe specific measurement windows.