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SEO that runs itself

Schema markup, meta tags, sitemaps, and Google Business sync are handled automatically so you rank without managing any of it.

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Free to build.

  • Free to build
  • You own your domain
  • No contract
  • Cancel anytime

You see the real thing before any money changes hands.

See it work

Built from the real product.

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River Yoga Studio

4.9(38)· Yoga studio
Open· Closes 8 PM· Allentown, Buffalo
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Elmwood Power Yoga

4.6(112)· Yoga studio
Open· Closes 9 PM· Elmwood Village
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Lotus & Flow

4.7(64)· Yoga studio
Closed· Opens 6 AM· North Buffalo
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River Yoga Studio

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River Yoga Studio — Buffalo · Classes, Schedule & Passes

4.938 reviews · Open now · Closes 8 PM

Small-group vinyasa, slow flow, and beginner classes in Allentown. See this week's schedule, drop-in rates, and class passes. Book your first class online in under a minute.

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What you get

Everything in this one, done for you.

Schema markup and meta tags written and kept current on every page
Sitemap generated and submitted automatically
Hours, address, and details synced to your Google Business Profile
Local SEO foundations built in, not sold as an add-on

SEO is usually either a mystery you ignore or a line item an agency upsells. Here it's just part of the site working. Every page gets proper schema markup and meta tags, your sitemap stays current and submitted, and your details stay in sync with your Google Business Profile so search engines and customers see the same hours and address.

Get found without thinking about it

The payoff is local: when someone nearby searches for what you do, the groundwork is already laid for you to show up. You don't manage keywords or read ranking reports. The site is built to be found, and it stays that way as it changes.

How it works

From idea to live, step by step.

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Foundations go in at build, not after

When we build the site, every page gets a real title, meta description, and the schema markup search engines read to understand what you do and where you are. The sitemap is generated and submitted for you. None of this is a phase-two upsell.

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Your listing and your site agree

Connect your Google Business Profile and your hours, address, and core details stay in sync between the listing and the site. Customers stop showing up to a locked door because two sources said two different things.

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Real search data feeds the weekly report

Connect Google Search Console and the site pulls the actual terms people typed before they found you, refreshed every 24 hours. The weekly report turns that into plain English instead of a keyword spreadsheet.

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The health engine keeps it from rotting

The same audit that watches site speed and broken links scores your SEO foundations on every page. A missing meta tag or a sitemap that stops submitting surfaces the day it happens, and most of it gets fixed before you'd notice.

The difference

The old way, and the way with Strelva.

The old way

  • You pay an agency a monthly retainer for an SEO report you open once and never understand.
  • Your Google listing says 6am to 8pm, your site says 7am to 9pm, and a customer shows up to a dark shop.
  • You guess at keywords from a blog post you half-remember reading in 2021.

With Strelva

  • The foundations are built into the site, and the only report is four lines you actually read on Monday.
  • Connect Google Business once and the hours stay the same in both places.
  • Search Console shows the terms people actually searched, and the AI writes copy around demand that already exists.

What it looks like for a real business

Northgate had a site, but it never mentioned emergency calls, and their Google listing still showed the old Saturday hours from before they added weekend service. When someone searched 'emergency plumber near me' at 9pm, the foundations weren't there to catch them. After the rebuild, every service page carried proper schema and meta tags, the sitemap submitted itself, and the Google Business hours synced to match the site. They connected Search Console and the next Monday report showed 'water heater repair' and 'burst pipe near me' were the terms bringing people in. The AI suggested a line on the homepage that led with same-day emergency service, since people were clearly searching for it. Nobody at Northgate ever opened a keyword tool or learned what schema markup is.
Northgate Plumbing, a two-truck shop in a mid-size suburb

Questions

The things people ask first.

Do I have to pick keywords or write meta descriptions myself?

No. Titles, meta descriptions, and schema are written for every page and kept current as the site changes. You don't touch any of it.

Will this get me to the top of Google?

We build the foundations right and keep your listing accurate, which is what you can actually control. We don't promise a number-one ranking, because no one credible can. Rankings depend on your reviews, your competition, and Google.

Is local SEO an extra charge?

No. Schema, meta tags, the sitemap, and Google Business sync are built into the site, not sold as an add-on package later.

What does connecting Search Console actually do?

It pulls the real search terms people used to find you into your weekly report, so the 'how people found you' numbers are real data instead of estimates. It's optional, and we walk you through connecting it.

See it on your own site first.

Free to build. You own your domain. Pay only when you’re happy with it.