Service pages
One page per service: what it is, what is included, process, timing, cost factors and area.
E-E-A-T stands for experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust, the qualities Google's quality guidelines use to judge content. SEO content built around E-E-A-T shows who you are, what you have actually done and why people should trust you, in pages written for customers first and search engines second.
For a local business, experience means showing the work: real photos, real projects with the customer's permission, and the people who do the job. Expertise means explaining clearly, with the details only someone who does the work would know. Authority comes from others recognising you. Trust comes from accurate, honest information.
Content in health, legal, money and safety fields is held to a higher standard, because mistakes can hurt people. Dentists, law firms and similar businesses need named credentials, careful facts and calm language with no promised outcomes.
One page per service: what it is, what is included, process, timing, cost factors and area.
Who is behind the business, credentials, experience and how you work.
Answers to the questions customers ask before they hire, which also feed AI answers.
Real jobs described with the customer's consent, kept off the site until they exist.
Each step has a realistic timing. Larger sites and competitive markets take longer.
Topics and pages chosen from keyword research and customer questions.
Week 1A short interview and your notes, photos and credentials.
Week 1 to 2Drafts written for people first.
Weeks 2 to 4You confirm every fact before anything goes live.
Week 4Pages published, indexed and measured.
OngoingContent is priced per page or as a monthly plan. The scope depends on:
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| People-first | Search-first | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | What the customer needs to decide | A keyword and a word count |
| Proof | Real photos, people and examples | General claims |
| Facts | Checked with the business | Often assumed |
| Long-term risk | Low | Higher with each core update |
I'm an independent consultant, so the standards below are mine, in writing, for every client.
E-E-A-T is not a single ranking factor or score. It describes what Google's systems try to reward: content from people with real experience that users can trust. Improving the signals behind it, such as accuracy, clear authorship and real proof, tends to help.
Google allows AI-assisted content when it is helpful and accurate. The risk is unchecked mass production. Use AI for drafts if you like, but have someone who knows the work check every fact and add real experience before publishing.
Show real photos of your team and work, describe actual projects with the customer's permission, name the people doing the work and their qualifications, and explain details only a practitioner would know. Stock photos and generic claims show nothing.
YMYL stands for Your Money or Your Life. It covers topics that can affect health, finances, safety or legal rights, such as dental care or legal advice. Google holds these pages to a higher standard, so credentials and accuracy matter even more.