Introducing Your Website to Google (and AI Search)

You’re at a well-organized networking event. The host is known for making thoughtful introductions—connecting the right people at the right time. She remembers everyone’s business, their vibe, their superpower. She's in her element.

Then someone walks in.

They’ve got one eye lined, one side of their hair curled, no nametag, and their shirt is buttoned wrong. The host wants to help. She really does. But she's not quite sure what to say...
“Uhh, this is… maybe… someone you should meet?”

It’s awkward. And nobody feels great about it.

This, my friend, is how Google feels when your website isn't ready for search.

Even Professionally Designed Sites Need a Mirror Check

Here’s the thing: even if you worked with a designer (hi!), your site might not be quite as polished as it once was.

You’ve added a few blog posts here, swapped a photo there, maybe let your homepage CTA age a little.

You’re not a mess—but maybe your digital fly is down.

When you're aiming for a search-ready website, even small details can have a big impact.

That’s why I believe in occasional mirror checks—or better yet, asking someone you trust (👋🏼) to take a peek. It’s not about judgment. It’s about being introduced confidently, by someone who knows what they’re doing.

SEO Doesn’t Have to Be Intimidating

The industry loves to make SEO feel like a mysterious science (and yes, there’s definitely deep work that matters).

But sometimes? The best place to start is just... zipping your fly.

• Give each page a clear, search-friendly title
• Use real, human language in your headings
• Add descriptions and alt text that help Google understand what they’re seeing
• Make sure your site structure and navigation support website visibility

If you’re a small business owner, you don’t need to master SEO—you just need a site that’s clear and findable.

A Quick Note About AI Search (Because You Know I Can’t Help Myself)

I’ll dive deeper into this soon, but here's the teaser:
AI search is changing the game—and what used to be optional (like keeping your content updated and well-structured) is quickly becoming essential.

For now? Let’s focus on the basics.
I can help you check your site’s outfit, tidy up your structure, and make sure you're giving Google (and your audience) the best version of your digital self.

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