One system, every place a customer looks.

Plug in

Your business, wired into all of it.

What we build, what each part of it is worth, and what it costs. In order, starting with the thing the rest of it bolts onto.

Start here

If your business was a car…

Your website is the engine. Everything we do bolts onto it, and your reviews are the fuel in the tank. Build it properly and it keeps winning races for years. Leave it stock and it gets lapped by the shop down the road that spent the money.

That is the whole page. Every part from here down is a part of the car, what it does, and what it is worth.

Up on the lift

Nobody sees the foundation. Everything rides on it.

SEO isn't one thing you buy. It's the work of synchronizing, optimizing and strategizing your whole online presence, so your business is the obvious answer everywhere people look.

Six things carry it: your profile, your listings, your pages, your code, your reviews and your links. Phase one builds all six. Every month after that keeps them right.

Get those right and you stop fighting for attention one search at a time. Now look at where it actually gets decided.

The track

Six places a customer looks before they call you.

Search stopped being one box a long time ago. 68% of Google searches now end without a single click, because the answer was already on the screen. Your customer checks several places before they ring anybody, and whoever shows up at every one of them wins by default.

Buy them one at a time and you end up with three vendors, three logins, three invoices, and nobody who owns the number at the end of the month.

Search stopped being one engine, so we stopped calling it search engine optimization. We call it Search Everything Optimization.

Zero-click share: SparkToro and Similarweb, US, Jan to Apr 2026.

The rest of the board

There is more than one search engine now.

YouTube is the second biggest search engine on earth. ChatGPT takes 2.5 billion prompts a day. TikTok is where a whole generation asks for recommendations, Reddit is where they check whether the recommendation was honest, and new ones keep arriving.

Every one of them is a place a customer makes up their mind about you. All of them read the same thing to decide: what the rest of the internet already says about your business.

ChatGPT volume: OpenAI, July 2025.

The longest straight on that track

The Anatomyof searchdomination

One page, and more of the race is decided on it than anywhere else. Four separate contests run on it, judged four different ways, and most businesses only ever compete in one of them.

High-ranking competitors aren't better. They started sooner and stayed longer.

Contest one, the ads

The top of the page is rented.

The top of a Google page is an auction. Whoever bids most on that search takes the slot, it gets labelled Sponsored, and it sits above everything anybody earned. It is the fastest way to be seen.

It is the tow truck. It will move you today, and it stops the moment you stop paying. Ads have real upside and for some businesses they are the right buy. Just know what you are buying: attention on rent, not an asset.

Contest two, the AI overview

The box that answers before anybody scrolls.

The AI overview now sits on more than one in five searches, and it cuts clicks to everything below it by about 60%. It reads the same sources the rest of this page is about, so the work that wins the map and the organic results is the work that gets you named up here.

AI Overview reach and click effect: SparkToro, June 2026.

Contest three, the organic results

This is the part that compounds.

These are the organic results: the pages Google ranks because they earned it. A page you earn this month keeps ranking next year, for free. A page for every service, a page for every city you serve, and the two lines underneath written so the reader already knows you are the call.

Nobody can buy their way in. Stop paying us and the pages stay up, and they keep working.

Contest four, the map pack

Three spots. That is the whole contest.

Depending on the industry, around 90% of local clicks land on those three, and the top one takes the biggest share of them. Reviews, categories, photos, service area and how close you are decide who gets in.

So we take that same map and run it nine by nine across your whole service area. One square per neighbourhood, one number per square: where you actually rank when somebody standing right there searches.

Red is where you are invisible. Watch it go green. The same grid runs again every month, so before and after is a fact, not a claim.

Three of them you can own: the map, the organic results and the AI answer. The fourth is paid ads, rent you never stop paying. Own the three that compound. That's the whole business.

Two search terms, run on our own software, free. Sample view. The business shown is a sample and these numbers are illustrative.

GEO, AI search

When the AI answers, it should say your name.

People now ask ChatGPT, Siri, Perplexity and Gemini the way they used to ask a neighbour. The answer comes back as one name, not ten links. There is no second place in a sentence.

It does not pick that name at random. It reads your profile, your pages, your reviews and what other sites say about you, and it answers with whichever business the internet agrees on. That is the same foundation the rest of this page is built on, pointed at a new front door.

llms.txt, crawler access and a citability baseline are foundation work. The tuning that actually gets you named starts in phase two, once there is something on your site worth citing, and then it runs every quarter. Anybody selling you AI rankings on day one is selling you the roof before the slab.

The review edge

Reviews are the fuel.

A perfectly tuned car with an empty tank goes nowhere. The map pack and the AI answers both read your reviews before they decide whether to show you, and nine in ten customers read them before they pick.

That makes review velocity the fastest lever you have on rank, and it is the one most businesses leave to chance. The ask goes out when the job closes, as your digital card rather than a bare link, and every review gets a reply drafted for you inside 24 hours.

The dashboard

We don't send reports. We hand you the dashboard.

The portal is the product. It is where the work shows up while it is still happening: where you rank on the map this week, the reviews landing, the leads that came in and where they came from, and the plain list of what we did for you this month.

They organize your information. We get you found, and then we show you what it did.

What runs inside it

About $1,500 a month of software. Included.

Buying these one at a time runs about $1,500 a month. They come free with your plan, and the ones your plan needs go live on day one. Click through them: every one is a real screen from the portal, not a feature list.

One system, one login, one bill. You can see the work, you can see the leads, and you can take all of it with you if you leave.

What the money buys

Phase one builds it. Then every month compounds.

You get a shared roadmap in the portal: what we are building this phase, what is live, and what comes next. Phase one is the foundation, built in the bay, and it takes however long your foundation takes. Then the car is driven: the work runs on a monthly rhythm with a review every quarter, and the road keeps going.

The signs beside this are examples of what fills a roadmap, not a fixed deliverable list. Yours is written for your market.

Additional locations

Most people want one city. This is for the ones who want the map.

Add the next city for $500 a month. Same system, same login, same grid. You are not starting over, you are copying a market that already works and pasting it onto the next one.

Run it across a whole territory and the intelligence compounds: every market you own teaches the next one what to do, and your competitors have to fight you in all of them at once.

Eighteen months of the work, measured in jobs.

• Owyhee Plumbing, plumbing. A field tech review system that scaled four cities to map dominance.
• White Pine Pest Control, pest control. Geo targeted campaigns filled the routes, and the company sold.

The terms

We make leaving easier than staying.

If you don't see results, we work for free until you do.

That is the whole guarantee. No measurable improvement in your rankings by the end of phase one, and we keep working at no charge until there is. You stop paying for the wait.

No retainers, no lock-in, no hourly billing. Cancel anytime and it all leaves with you, crated and handed over. The packing slip is beside this: your Google Business Profile, your Search Console, your Analytics, your site and your last twelve months of reports.

Why TVi

What you get when you hire operators.

We are not marketers who read about your industry. We ran the trucks and took the 2 AM calls, and the difference between a good week and a dead one was whether the phone rang. So we built the system that makes it ring, ran it on ourselves first, and now we hand it to you.

• Operator-grade, not theory. We have started and scaled service businesses ourselves, past $100k a month. Ours first, then client companies across 20 industries.
• A sharp sword, in a real hand. We run the newest models every day, because it makes the work faster and the thinking sharper. What we will not do is let it run unattended: a real technician signs off on every page, every reply and every report, and that is the sheet beside this.
• What it costs is on the rate card. No hourly billing and no quote dance. The roadmap is shared with you so you always know what the money is doing.
• American work, by the people you actually talk to. No offshore content farm, no white-label reseller behind the curtain. The technician who builds your pages is the one who picks up the phone.

One system

Every place a customer looks, wired into your business.

Most people overestimate what five weeks can do, and underestimate what five years can do.

A lead lands carrying the search that produced it and the surface it came from. Not a ranking, not a report. The job, and where it came from.

If you don't see results, we work for free until you do. No pitch deck, no pressure, and if the math does not work for you we will say so on the first call. See plans and pricing