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September is the perfect time for a website audit. Before things get crazy. Before you're too busy to fix anything. Befo...
09/03/2026

September is the perfect time for a website audit. Before things get crazy. Before you're too busy to fix anything. Before all of the Q4 traffic hits.

Run through your website like a customer would. Check every page. Look for broken links. Test forms. Make sure contact info is current and easy to find. Check mobile experience. Verify page load speed. Look for outdated content.

Most websites have dozens of small issues that nobody notices until they add up to lost business. A broken contact form. Outdated pricing. Confusing navigation. Missing information. These things kill conversions quietly.

An audit takes a few hours. Fixing issues takes another few hours. But doing this now, before your busy season, saves you lost business during your most important time of year.
Don't wait until October when you're slammed. Do it now while you have breathing room.

Google pushed a core update in 2026 that changed how local businesses rank. If your site dropped traffic, this might be ...
08/27/2026

Google pushed a core update in 2026 that changed how local businesses rank. If your site dropped traffic, this might be why.

The update focused heavily on E-E-A-T: Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. Google is now looking harder at whether your business has real experience in what you do, whether you can demonstrate expertise, whether you're actually authoritative in your space, and whether people trust you.

For local businesses, this means: real reviews matter more. Your actual business history matters more. The credentials and experience of people behind the business matter more. Generic content performs worse.

If you've been coasting on thin content or inflated claims, the update hit you. If you've been building real authority with legitimate expertise, you probably saw gains or maintained position.

Going forward, focus on demonstrating real expertise. Share real case studies. Highlight actual experience. Get real customer testimonials. Show that your team knows what they're doing.

Generic marketing doesn't work anymore. Authority does.

Many businesses wait until October to think about Q4 marketing budget. By then, it's too late to plan strategically.Augu...
08/20/2026

Many businesses wait until October to think about Q4 marketing budget. By then, it's too late to plan strategically.

August is (at least) when you should be deciding your marketing spend for the next four months. Not in a panic. Strategically.

How much are you allocating to paid ads? How much to organic SEO? How much to local visibility? What's your review generation strategy costing? What about content creation and GBP management?

Businesses that plan their budget in August have advantages over businesses that wing it in October. They can contract with agencies early. They can start campaigns with time to optimize. They can build authority gradually instead of desperately.

You don't need a huge budget. You need a strategy. Decide what channels actually work for your business. Allocate resources accordingly. Commit to it (at least for a few months depending on the service/strategy). And then, measure results.

Budget planning forces clarity. It makes you think about ROI instead of just spending. It gives you a roadmap instead of chaos.

Do this now while there's still time to plan. Don't wait until Q4 is already here and you're scrambling to figure out where to spend money.

It's been a few months since I've properly introduced myself here, so consider this a little update. 👋I'm Seleni, I run ...
08/18/2026

It's been a few months since I've properly introduced myself here, so consider this a little update. 👋

I'm Seleni, I run LeadVine Marketing here in Utah County. What started as helping local businesses with SEO and websites has grown into something a lot bigger.

These days I help local businesses build out their 𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺:
A website that looks great but more importantly performs,
Google presence that allows more visibility,
Paid ads (Google/Meta),
AI systems to request for reviews to build confidence in local searchers,
AI systems that answer and follow up with leads automatically,
AI systems that turn happy customers into referrals, without you having to ask,
AI systems that reach back out to old leads sitting in a database,
and even help businesses show up when people search using ChatGPT and other AI tools, not just Google.

Honestly, many businesses don't have a "not enough leads"
problem....

They have a follow-up problem, or nobody's had the time to keep up
with reviews, Google, referral requests or old estimates, and leads just slip through the cracks.

That's the part I actually love fixing.

If you've been meaning to get serious about your marketing, or you're just
curious what's possible now with AI in the mix, I'd love to catch up and
talk through what would actually move the needle for your business.

Call or text me anytime, 385-327-3320, or check out leadvinemarketing.com.
Email: [email protected]

Summer is winding down....People are getting back to routine... And local search traffic is about to spike.Throughout su...
08/13/2026

Summer is winding down....People are getting back to routine... And local search traffic is about to spike.

Throughout summer, search volume for local services can drop. People are traveling, vacationing, focused on leisure. But as August turns to September, that changes dramatically. Back-to-school. Back-to-work. Back to normal routines.

Businesses that prepared during the summer slowdown are about to see a huge advantage.

If you've been maintaining your GBP, keeping your website updated, building reviews, staying consistent... traffic is about to reward you.

But if you've been coasting through summer, barely posting, letting your presence slip, you're about to feel the pain of low visibility when demand comes back.

The businesses that win Q4 are the ones that didn't disappear during Q3. They stayed visible. They kept showing up. They maintained authority.

Summer slowdowns are opportunities to improve, not reasons to stop. Use this moment to make sure everything is locked in. Because when September hits, your busy season depends on the foundation you built when things were slow. Are you ready for the traffic spike? Let's make sure you're set up to capture it.

Your homepage has about five seconds to answer two questions: "Is this what I'm looking for?" and "What should I do next...
08/06/2026

Your homepage has about five seconds to answer two questions: "Is this what I'm looking for?" and "What should I do next?"

If it doesn't answer those clearly, people leave.

A good homepage doesn't try to say everything. It says one thing really well. It focuses on the customer's problem, not your services. It makes the next step obvious.

Most Utah websites try to be everything to everyone. Five different value propositions. Three different calls to action. A mission statement that's confusing. Visitors don't know where to look or what to do next.

When you simplify it down to one clear message, one primary call to action, and one next step, conversions improve. Often significantly.

This isn't about design trends or fancy layouts. It's about clarity.

If your homepage tries to be everything to everyone, it becomes nothing to nobody. Does your homepage clearly tell visitors what you do? Let's make sure it's working.

You check your rankings. You're on page one for your main keyword. Maybe even in the top five. Things look great.But you...
07/30/2026

You check your rankings. You're on page one for your main keyword. Maybe even in the top five. Things look great.

But your traffic hasn't moved. In fact, it's down.

What's happening? Maybe you're ranking for the wrong keywords.

Here's the sneaky part: you're ranking for keywords that sound good but don't actually bring customers. Maybe you rank for a general term when people are searching for "specific service in Utah County." Maybe you rank for a keyword version that has almost no search volume. Or vise versa... you rank for terms that are not buyer intent. Sure, there is volume, but not the right volume.

You did great SEO work. You rank. And then you wonder why it's not translating to customers.

The answer is usually: you were optimizing for the wrong targets from the start.

SEO success isn't about ranking for whatever keywords you think are important. It's about ranking for keywords that actual customers are searching for, in your area, with buying intent.

A keyword with 100 monthly searches that brings one customer is worth more than a keyword with 1000 monthly searches that brings zero.

Quality matters way more than quantity. Ranking but not converting? Let's look at what keywords are actually bringing customers.

When two businesses look similar on Google Maps, reviews are the tiebreaker. Same price range. Similar services. One has...
07/23/2026

When two businesses look similar on Google Maps, reviews are the tiebreaker. Same price range. Similar services. One has 47 reviews. One has 3.

Most people pick the one with more reviews. Period.

Reviews aren't just nice to have. They're a ranking factor. They're social proof. They're what tips the decision when businesses are otherwise equal.

The problem? Most Utah businesses don't have a strategy for getting reviews. They just hope customers leave them.

That's not a strategy. That's luck.

Businesses winning on Google Maps have a process. After a job is finished or a successful project, they ask for a review. A simple text. A personal message. Sometimes a QR code.

Consistency wins here too. The business getting one review every two weeks will eventually outrank the competitor getting reviews sporadically.

If you want to show up in those top three spots on Google Maps, you need reviews. Plural. Regular. Recent. How many reviews does your Google Business Profile have? Let's talk about getting more.

Most Utah businesses have a website problem they don't even know about. They get visitors. Traffic looks decent. But con...
07/16/2026

Most Utah businesses have a website problem they don't even know about. They get visitors. Traffic looks decent. But conversions stay flat.

The culprit? Usually it's one small thing creating friction in the customer journey.
Maybe your contact form asks for too much information. Maybe your phone number isn't visible on mobile. Maybe visitors don't know what you actually do within the first three seconds.

Small friction points kill conversions. Not dramatically. Just quietly. One by one.

The good news? These are usually easy to fix once you identify them. You might need to remove a form field. Rewrite a headline. Move a button. Add your phone number to the top of the page.

These aren't big overhauls. They're strategic tweaks based on understanding how real visitors use your site.

Start with one thing. Fix it. See what happens. Want to know what's stopping your website from converting? Let's diagnose it.

Here's the problem with most business blogs: they're written about topics the business owner thinks are interesting, not...
07/09/2026

Here's the problem with most business blogs: they're written about topics the business owner thinks are interesting, not topics customers are actually searching for.

SEO isn't about creating content. It's about creating content for the specific questions your customers are asking Google right now.

You could write 100 blog posts about random topics and get zero organic traffic. Or you could write 10 blog posts about the exact questions people are searching and get consistent traffic.

The difference is research. Understanding what people are actually looking for. Writing answers to those specific questions.

Before you write another word, spend time understanding search intent. What are your customers actually typing into Google? What problems are they trying to solve?

Write for those questions. Not for yourself. For them. Want to know what your customers are actually searching for? Let's find out.

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