Your Numbers in One Place
Your Data Studio dashboard is an online report. It shows the agreed measures of how people find you, calls, forms and where inquiries came from.
Pruning, removal and the right calls
Get Found for the Tree Work Your Crew Does
Search Geek Solutions helps tree-service owners compete for pruning, care and removal work rather than unrelated lawn-care calls. Our local SEO services use SEO as Science and proprietary methods to clarify that distinction on your website and Google Maps, with efforts toward visibility in Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT. Google Ads management can extend the strategy to paid search, guided by your crew's services, coverage and the inquiries you want to attract.
The Site Matters as Much as the Request
- Tree and requested work
- Access and site limits
- Professional assessment
Reviews and Recognition
Clutch reviews shown as of September 13, 2026. Google reviews are shown separately; the two ratings are not combined. Award badges reflect 2022 and 2023 recognition.
Help Callers Start with the Concern
A customer may ask for removal before anyone has looked at the tree. Your website should explain the services you offer and how to reach your office. Your qualified team decides whether pruning, removal or other work is needed. A photo on a website cannot make that decision.
Be Found for Tree Work, Not General Yard Care
- tree pruning service
- tree removal assessment
Search or MapsYour relevant serviceA useful inquiry
Example customer searches, matched to the services and area you actually support.
Keep Tree Work Separate from Yard Work
Make pruning, removal, tree assessment and stump work easy to find if you offer them. Be clear about where you work and what your office needs to know. Do not invite lawn-care, landscaping or wildlife-removal calls unless those are part of your business.
Let the Request Lead to a Professional Assessment
Pruning request
Removal or tree concern
- Call or FormCustomer describes the request
- Check FitKnown site details · access · area
- Assess and EstimateQualified tree assessment
- Book the WorkAccepted tree work
Show the Jobs Your Crew Handles
Use project photos you have permission to share. Explain the work shown and any documented access limits. Customers can discuss what they already know about the site with your office; they should not approach a hazardous tree to gather details. Keep your service area and contact information clear on your site and Google Maps.
| What your office hears | What the website should make clear | What we would review first |
|---|---|---|
| Customers ask for removal before anyone has assessed the tree. | How your assessment works and which tree services you actually offer. | Explain the steps for arranging an assessment before presenting removal as the answer. |
| Pruning calls get mixed with routine lawn and garden requests. | The boundary between your tree work and general landscaping. | Review the service overview and separate tree-care descriptions from yard-care wording. |
| The office learns about restricted access late in the conversation. | Why tree location and known site limits matter to arranging an assessment. | Add practical discussion points without asking customers to inspect a hazardous site. |
| Storm-related wording creates expectations you cannot meet. | Your actual contact arrangements and the storm work you offer. | Check the tree pages for unsupported emergency or arrival promises. |
Use Call Feedback to Improve the Right Page
If lawn-care calls keep coming in, make the boundary clearer. If callers cannot find pruning, improve that description. Google Search Console shows how people find your pages. Google Analytics records visits and actions. Your office tells us which calls can become tree jobs. Website activity is not completed work.
Customers May Find You Through AI Answers
Make Tree-Service Scope Clear in AI Discovery
Who can assess a tree concern and explain the work they offer?
- Pruning, removal and assessment scope
- Documented access constraints
- Actual service area
Verifiable business information → possible AI-assisted discovery → a customer checks your services.
People may ask an artificial intelligence (AI) tool who handles tree work nearby. We help make your services, towns served and assessment steps clear. Your team confirms any arborist credentials and storm-work arrangements. Clear information is useful; it does not guarantee a place in an AI answer. The SOL Diamonds example below is from a jewelry business, not a result for tree service companies.
An example from a jewelry business: SOL Diamonds
For SOL Diamonds, 36.4% of tracked website actions came from visits linked to ChatGPT in August 2026. These included form events and phone clicks, not confirmed sales.
We work on how customers find your business in search and how AI tools understand your services. Both need clear answers, accurate business details and facts people can check.
36.4%of tracked actions linked to ChatGPT
ChatGPTOther sources
SOL Diamonds · August 1–31, 2026. Source: Data Studio, Conversions by Channel, checked against Google Analytics 4 event records. This jewelry-business result is not a forecast or guarantee for your trade.
What this number means
The percentage compares actions from visits linked to chatgpt.com with all tracked website actions in the report. It is a share of actions, not an increase. The sample is small: one client and one month.
One person may click or submit a form more than once. These actions do not count separate customers, completed calls, sales or revenue. Calls from the Google business listing are outside this total. The recorded source does not prove what caused the result.
Start with a visibility check
See How Your Business Shows Up in Local and AI Search
Look up your business in the SGS tool to explore how it appears in search. You can start there or talk to us directly.
Already Know You Need Help?
Tell us about your business and ask for a proposal. Or book a call to talk through your goals. You do not need to run a report first.
See the work. Understand the decisions.
Know What Changed and What to Do Next
Review pruning, removal and assessment requests separately from lawn-care calls. Use what the office hears to decide which service needs a better explanation next.
The Tyler Roofing illustration below is historical roofing evidence, not performance evidence for tree service companies.
Connect Tree Jobs with the Costs of Delivery
Accepted tree work
- Booked Work
- An agreed job is not yet a customer payment.
- Revenue and Collections
- Record earned job revenue; track collected payments separately.
- Costs to Account For
- Crew · equipment · disposal; overhead and marketing.
- Profit Is What Remains
- Revenue less delivery costs, overhead and marketing; account for tax as applicable.
Marketing ROI needs attributable return and a defined marketing cost basis. More calls alone do not establish it.
Tyler Roofing
January 2025 vs. January 2024
Illustration using SGS-reported results. This is not a screenshot of a client's report.
Inquiries from unpaid search
+275.0%Website call and form actions
Change from the year before; not a count of separate customers.
Google Business Profile
+157.1%Calls recorded through the Google listing
Change from the year before; not a count of separate customers.
The earlier inquiry counts were small. A large percentage increase does not mean a large number of separate customers.
Keep the numbers separate
Site visits, inquiries from unpaid search and calls from the Google listing measure different things. Adding them would not give a count of separate customers.
Use the report to choose the next step
Ask which inquiries fit the work you want before choosing a page to improve. This is an example question, not a record of advice given to this client.
Source: SGS-approved Tyler Roofing reporting example, January 2025 compared with January 2024. These figures do not show revenue or predict future results.
An Explanation of What Changed
Your SEO Insights explain changes in plain language. Your office helps fill in what a report cannot tell us: which calls were useful and which became jobs.
What to Work on Next
Your Monthly SEO Recommendations set out what to improve next and why. The work stays within the plan you have agreed to.
A website action is not a booked job. Your call and customer records help show which requests fit. We keep Google Business Profile activity, unpaid search visits and ad visits separate. To judge whether the work pays for itself, we need actual business returns and costs. We do not guess missing figures.
The people behind the work
Meet the People Behind the Work
Search Geek Solutions has served businesses since 2013. Founder Stephen Galgocy has more than 18 years of experience helping businesses get found in search.
Based in Long Valley, New Jersey, we work with businesses in New Jersey and other states. Your services, service area and business goals shape the plan.
A clear starting point
Compare the Plans and What They Include
Local-Town SEO Starts At
$800/monthFor a local town with no competition. The area and competition determine which plan fits; this is not a price for every business.
Compare plans and prices ↗What Each Plan Adds
The base plan includes four planned articles each month, improvements to key pages and basic work to help local customers find you. It also includes checks on the information that helps people trust your business and tracking of results. Articles are researched and reviewed before publication. We do not add needless pages to meet a count.
Low–mid adds outreach to relevant websites to seek links to your site, plus several posts each week on your Google Business Profile, your business listing on Google. Mid ($1,800/month) and High also include work on how often people click after seeing your search listing. Those plans include a Knowledge Sheet, a record of key business facts, updated every six months. They add work to explain your services and support your business information with evidence.
The $800 plan does not include several Google business listing posts each week. Local SEO has a six-month minimum. Setup, broader markets, extra profiles and work outside the plan are separate. Read the full pricing terms.
A Good Fit
You know which jobs you want and where your crews work. Someone can answer calls, share project details you have permission to use and tell us which requests fit.
Fix What Gets in the Way First
A broken form or an unanswered phone can lose a good request. Unclear service areas or missing access to your Google listing can also hold up the work. Being found more often does not solve those problems by itself.
Questions About Tree Service Marketing
How Is This Different From Landscaping Marketing?
Tree customers need to understand assessment, access and the work your crew handles. We check your existing landscaping pages so the tree page adds a useful distinction instead of repeating them.
Can We Show Our Arborist Credentials?
Yes, when current evidence supports the exact credential and who holds it. We will not call a company certified just because it offers tree work.
Can We Talk About Storm Work?
Yes, if you offer it. The words must match your actual hours and arrangements. A storm-related page must not promise emergency help or a fast arrival you cannot provide.
Put Your Tree Work in Clear Words
Bring your site, the tree jobs you take on and the towns your crew covers. Tell us which calls waste office time and which work you want more of.
Agree on Who Does What
Before work starts, we agree on the website changes SGS will make and what needs your team or web developer. You confirm your services, service area and project details. Our contractor SEO services help local customers find and understand that work.
Helping Customers Find Your Business
Our Office
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