SEO company for US businesses that want to be the answer

No. Plate Lunch Collective is headquartered in Hawaii and works with US businesses nationwide. We work remotely, because the work happens on your site, your listings and the places your buyers search, and none of it needs us down the street. The founder spent seven years working in Canada before Hawaii and has delivered for clients across time zones throughout.

In a competitive metro there are lots of businesses for any question, and the AI assistant has more options to choose from. In a smaller market there are fewer, which means it's easier to get named but it costs more to be left out: there are only a few names for the AI assistant to recommend, and if yours isn't one of them, people notice who is.

Yes. For a group in Austin, Nashville and Denver, we start with the city that has the most to gain and roll the work out from there, one location at a time. Each city gets its own listing, a page with something true about that place, and a steady way to earn reviews. One headquarters address for every location hides the other cities, so we never set it up that way.

Not the way a local does, and we don't pretend to. What we bring is the method and more than 20 years of US work, a Sacramento skincare company first and then national accounts. The AI Search Game Plan reads your market the way Google and the AI assistants show it, and your team supplies what only a local knows: which directories matter, which publications your buyers read, which competitors are the ones to watch. Familiarity buys a faster start. The read comes from the data.

A SaaS company going after a category search needs to be a brand people already know across the country, with reviews, comparisons and coverage in the trade sites its buyers read. A restaurant going after a neighborhood search needs to be known at that address, with a strong map listing, local reviews and local mentions. When a business plays at both levels, we build for both and keep the national and local pages from competing with each other.

In one metro, ongoing work starts at $1,500 a month and begins on Google, with your map listing, your reviews and the service pages people search for. Compare that with what one steady account is worth to you, say the facilities manager in Columbus who searches for commercial HVAC repair on a Saturday. Your call count since we started is how we're judged. If you want a look across your metro before anything ongoing, the AI Search Game Plan starts at $1,500.

Identity first. One name, one address, one phone number, one set of hours, matching on the site, the Google Business Profile and the directories that count in that metro. Many local sites we open have two or three versions, and we fix that first. Then pages for the places the business really serves, each with something true and specific on it; a Mesa page that is a Tempe page with the city swapped gets filtered. Reviews get a process. We run all of it as one project, because the work that puts a business in Google's map results is the same work that gets an AI assistant to name it when someone in that metro asks.

We plan the work 90 days at a time, starting each cycle with whatever will help most in your metro, or in each metro if you have several, and then doing it. For most businesses here that's a listing and reviews for every location, plus pages that answer what local buyers ask. Every quarter we show you your leads, calls and sales beside the counts from when the first cycle began. Ongoing work starts at $1,500 a month.