When someone searches 'dentist near me', Google has to decide which businesses are genuinely local, open, and real. It reads a piece of invisible code called local business markup to help make that call, and most sites we reviewed don't have it.
Local business markup, sometimes called schema, is a structured note inside your page that states your business name, address, phone, hours, and category in a format machines read reliably. It helps Google connect your website to your Maps listing and show you confidently for nearby searches.
Google can still find you, but it is piecing your details together from page text, directories, and guesswork. Nearby customers searching for exactly what you do might not see you, or might see stale details, and you would never know.
Our $40 tune-up adds your business name into this markup today, when it's missing, with fuller markup for address, hours, and category coming as a product improvement. A complete version, generated from your real business details, is included in every site we build.