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JPA
JPA
@jpa
"I’ve worked with Sharibly on a couple of projects now, and they have been fantastic to work with. I love that they deliver every element — not just the creative skill needed to develop a brand, but all the knowledge and expertise required to bring it to life. It’s a truly comprehensive, turnkey experience."
LateralConceptsLLC
LateralConceptsLLC
@BradPenske
"Jamie is amazing to work with! I'm starting a second company, Drain Coeur, a rooter and hydro-jetting business here in North Idaho. She brought my vision for the logo to life. I was no easy client, with multiple change orders and constructive criticism along the way. She's incredibly patient and easy to work with. I highly recommend her for your logo or website design. I'm already starting my next project with her. Thank you again for the great work Jamie. I appreciate you."
Bullseye Wash Systems
Bullseye Wash Systems
@JacobRice
"I've been working with Jamie and Sharibly for a few years now and I have been more than happy with her work. She has been and continues to be absolutely invaluable to my business' brand recognition and growth. From my various social media accounts to my web page, Jamie has gone above and beyond with every project she has tackled for me. Thank you Jamie!"
D&D Property Services
D&D Property Services
@CarolKropidlowski
"We absolutely love the service and design we receive! Great listening skills to draw from us what we are really looking for. Highly recommended to anyone looking for help in web design, search and social media. 😀"
Hunt's Tree & Debris
Hunt's Tree & Debris
@AlanHunt
"I've known Jamie for years. But, when I started my business, I had forgotten that she provided the services she does. Initially, I started with another company that didn't even use the colors I requested for my site. I reached out to Jamie and she got started right away. Not only is Jamie one of the most wonderful people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting; her dedication to service and absolutely brilliant insight into her field of business is insurmountable. I could not be happier with my website and the online presence that has grown in the last year. Highly Recommend 5 million stars!!!!!"
Valley Divine Intuitive
Valley Divine Intuitive
@MahaLakshmi
"I was looking for a logo for my business, and Jamie from sharibly, offered her services! Within 24 hours, I had four options for logos for my business! They all were beautiful and what I had described I wanted. She had said she was most experienced with vector art, and I wanted something very specific. She went above and beyond to create my perfect logo and I can't wait to display it on my website someday! Maybe I will even hire her to design my website 💖"
Prompt Towing Service
Prompt Towing Service
@LauraJeanette
"I have had a great experience working with Jamie. She is kind, considerate & easy to work with. Jamie's work is outstanding. You will not regret hiring her. Jamie updated our logo along with creating & hosting our new website. Check it out: prompttowingservicenc dot com"
Jilly Goat Coffee
Jilly Goat Coffee
@VanessaJackson
"Let me start by saying if your on the fence about using this company you need to climb over and give this web design creater a try! she is honest, humble and driven to provide a service to business owners! Ove rthe last two years I've gotten to know her very well and seen the kind of work she does on web design. It's new innovative and classy! Give her a try and leave a review! Good people doing good work need to be recognized. Cheers! Running a business is never recognized enough for all the hard work it takes."

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Location-aware content strategies that help the right customers find you — and immediately recognize relevance when they arrive.

If your website has service pages, city pages, or location content — but growth feels uneven — the issue usually isn’t effort.

It’s alignment.

Most businesses struggle with:

  • pages that exist but don’t rank

  • traffic that doesn’t convert

  • location content that feels forced

  • uncertainty about what should live where

  • adding pages without a clear plan

Geo-content strategy pages solve this by answering one core question:

What content belongs where — and why?

How People Actually Search With Location in Mind

People don’t think in “SEO pages.”
They think in situations.

They search based on:

  • where they are

  • what they need

  • how urgent it feels

They expect the page they land on to:

  • reflect their location

  • match their intent

  • guide them naturally forward

When content doesn’t line up with that mental flow, trust drops — even if the service is right.

Geo-content strategy fixes the mismatch.

What Business Owners Want From a Geo-Content Strategy

Businesses invest in geo-content strategy because they want to:

  • Stop guessing which pages they need
  • Understand how services and locations should connect
  • Create content that actually matches search intent
  • Avoid thin, overlapping, or redundant pages
  • Make expansion feel planned instead of reactive
  • Turn location traffic into real inquiries

This isn’t about writing more — it’s about writing with purpose.

Why Location Content Often Misses the Mark

Most location-based content fails because it’s built backwards.

Common issues include:

  • starting with keywords instead of intent

  • forcing locations into the wrong pages

  • repeating the same content across areas

  • unclear page roles within the site

  • no logical content hierarchy

The result: pages that exist, but don’t perform.

What a Geo-Content Strategy Page Does Differently

A strong geo-content strategy page quietly brings order to the chaos.

It helps define:

  • which locations deserve their own pages

  • which services belong at which geographic level

  • how pages should support — not compete with — each other

  • where depth matters vs where clarity matters

Instead of scattering content, everything has a role.

What’s Typically Included in a Geo-Content Strategy

Most geo-content strategies include:

  • Clear definitions of page types (service, city, neighborhood, region)
  • Guidelines for where location references belong
  • Intent-based content recommendations
  • Internal linking logic that supports discovery
  • A framework for adding future pages cleanly

The goal is alignment — not volume.

Making Location Content Feel Natural (Not Forced)

When geo-content is planned correctly:

  • pages sound human

  • locations feel relevant, not stuffed

  • visitors recognize themselves in the content

  • calls to action feel timely instead of pushy

This is especially important for businesses serving North Idaho, Eastern Washington, and surrounding regions, where local familiarity matters.

Supporting Growth Without Rewriting Everything Later

A strong geo-content strategy allows you to:

  • expand into new areas confidently

  • avoid rebuilding site structure

  • maintain consistency as content grows

  • improve performance without starting over

It turns your website into a living system — not a patchwork project.

Is a Geo-Content Strategy Right for You?

This service is a strong fit if:

  • your site has grown organically without a plan

  • you’re unsure which pages to add next

  • location traffic doesn’t convert well

  • content feels scattered or repetitive

  • you want a smarter long-term approach

If you want clarity before creating more pages, this solves that problem.

Tell Us What You’re Trying to Achieve

Every business has different geography, services, and goals.

Tell us:

  • where you currently serve

  • which pages already exist

  • where growth feels stuck

  • what kind of expansion you want

From there, we’ll map a geo-content strategy that supports visibility, clarity, and conversion.

Geo-Content Strategy FAQs

Is this just SEO planning with a different name?

No. SEO is one input — not the driver. Geo-content strategy focuses on aligning content with real search behavior and decision-making. It ensures pages make sense to people first, while still supporting search performance.

If those pages feel scattered, repetitive, or underperforming — yes. A geo-content strategy helps clarify what each page should do and how they work together, instead of existing in isolation.

Absolutely. Geo-content strategy is especially valuable for businesses operating across multiple cities or regions, like Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Spokane, and beyond. It prevents overlap and helps each area feel intentional.