Two languages
Two sets of searches
"Plumber Laval" and "plombier Laval" are different searches with different results. Each language needs its own written page, not a quick machine translation of the other.
Greater Montreal · English and French
We help Montreal businesses get found on Google and Google Maps, in English and French. We're based in Beaconsfield, on the West Island.
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The basics of SEO are the same everywhere. These four things are not.
Two languages
"Plumber Laval" and "plombier Laval" are different searches with different results. Each language needs its own written page, not a quick machine translation of the other.
French first
The Office québécois de la langue française says the website of a business based in Quebec must be available in French, and can also be offered in other languages.
Distance
Google weighs how far a business is from the person searching. A shop in Verdun and one in Pointe-Claire often appear in different map results, even for the same search.
Local proof
Reviews from local customers, chamber of commerce listings, Pages Jaunes and mentions in local media all help show that your business is established here.
We work with businesses across Montreal, Quebec and Ontario, as well as the rest of Canada and the United States. One example is Galerie Tremblay, a contemporary art gallery in the West Island.
We check how you show up in Google and Google Maps, in both languages, compared with the competitors in your part of the city.
We complete your Google Business Profile, make your business details the same everywhere, and improve your key pages in English and French.
We add local pages, set up a review process, and report on your progress every month.
Local SEO costs $398/mo on a 12-month term, or $598/mo month-to-month (USD).
Prices in Canadian dollars are on the pricing page. Competing beyond your neighbourhood? Our SEO services add a dedicated writer and technical work.
Yes. We work in English and French, and we write for each language separately so your pages match how people actually search in Quebec.
According to the Office québécois de la langue française, the website of a business based in Quebec must be available in French, and it can also be offered in other languages. Check with the Office for your specific situation.
Usually not on Google Maps, because distance from the person searching is a major factor. Regular search results are less tied to your address, so pages about the areas you serve can help you reach further.
No. We are based in Beaconsfield and also work with businesses across Canada and the United States.
There is no fixed timeline. As a planning rule, expect early movement in three to six months, and longer in competitive industries such as law or home services.
Tell us about your business and the areas you serve, and we'll show you where to start.