Naples SEO for the businesses
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Search runs on two machines now: Google's index and the AI answers above it. We build for both, for the trades and home services, dental and med spa practices, and law and wealth firms of Southwest Florida.

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Fourteen businesses. All live today.

Plumbers, pool builders, clinics, a CPA firm, a marketing agency and a locksmith, from Naples to Albuquerque. Every one of them is a click away.

AI search

Eight AI engines. Eight different places they look.

There is no single AI search. Each assistant reads from its own crawler and its own index, so being cited in one says nothing about the next. Scroll through all eight, each asked by a different kind of business.

ChatGPT

Reads fromOpenAI’s own search crawler, OAI-SearchBot. OpenAI says it is the bot used to surface websites in ChatGPT’s search answers.

How you get citedLet OAI-SearchBot in, and say who you are, what you do and where in plain text it can quote. We count it on ourselves: named in 5 of 5 answers on 15 October 2026.

Google AI Overviews and AI Mode

Reads fromThe Google Search index, plus your Google Business Profile.

How you get citedPages Google already ranks, a Business Profile with nothing left blank, and markup that agrees with both. Search Console shows how often you appear in these answers.

Gemini

Reads fromGoogle’s index, with one extra switch: Google-Extended.

How you get citedLeave Google-Extended open. Google says it controls whether Gemini apps can ground answers in your pages, and that it does not affect your place in Google Search.

Microsoft Copilot

Reads fromThe Bing index.

How you get citedBe indexed in Bing, which many sites never check. Bing Webmaster Tools then shows each citation and the question behind it.

Perplexity

Reads fromIts own index, built by PerplexityBot.

How you get citedLet PerplexityBot through your firewall. Security settings that block unknown bots can turn it away. Ours once turned away most AI crawlers, and we fixed it.

Claude

Reads fromAnthropic’s Claude-SearchBot, and Brave Search.

How you get citedBe in Brave’s index as well as Google’s. Most businesses have never looked at Brave, and Claude’s web search depends on it.

Meta AI

Reads fromMeta’s own index, built by Meta-WebIndexer.

How you get citedLet Meta-WebIndexer in. Meta says allowing it helps Meta AI cite and link your content, and it is a different bot from the one Meta trains with.

Siri and Apple

Reads fromApplebot, which powers Siri, Spotlight and Safari search.

How you get citedMake sure Applebot can crawl you. If your rules block Googlebot and never name Applebot, Apple follows the Googlebot rules too.

How we get you cited

Who this is for

Trades, practices and firms. Same search, same engines.

The search box and the AI answer do not care what you sell. They care whether they can tell who you are, what you do, and where. Here is how that goes wrong in each kind of business we work with, including the Florida trades most agencies never build for.

Copper manifold and PEX supply lines roughed into an open stud wall on a Naples job site

01 / 04 · Trades and home services

“My competitor shows up and I don’t.”

Usually they are not better, they are legible. Their pages name one service in one city and say it in markup an engine can read. Yours may say it only in a photo, a slider, or a phone number inside an image. In the trades the map pack is won on clarity far more often than on budget.

Sunlit treatment room with a linen-covered bed, a lamp and a potted palm, Naples

02 / 04 · Practices

“The group practices outrank us in our own town.”

A practice is judged on trust, and engines read trust from the page: who the clinicians are, what they are licensed to do, which treatments you actually offer, and where. Larger groups tend to spell that out in markup. Most independent practices leave it in a PDF or a staff photo, so the engine has nothing to cite.

Advisory office with a walnut desk and leather chairs facing palms and a calm bay, Naples

03 / 04 · Firms

“Everyone who knows us refers us. Nobody else can find us.”

Law and wealth firms grow on reputation, and reputation lives in people’s heads, not on the page. When a prospect asks an AI model for a Naples estate attorney or an independent advisor, it cites the firms whose credentials and practice areas are written down where a machine can read them. Reputation you cannot cite does not travel.

04 / 04 · Florida trades most agencies miss

“Every agency I call has a page for plumbers. None for shutters.”

Florida has whole trades that national agencies never build for: storm protection, outdoor living, water quality, and home watch for owners who spend half the year somewhere else. Homeowners here search for every one of them by name and city. We are building a page for each.

Storm

  • Impact windows and doors
  • Hurricane shutters
  • Generators

Outdoor living

  • Screen enclosures and pool cages
  • Pavers
  • Seawalls and docks

Water

  • Water treatment
  • Mold remediation
  • Water damage restoration

Snowbird

  • Home watch

Also restaurants and hospitality. See every industry we work in.

Jamie Kloncz, founder of SEO Elite Agency, in Naples, Florida

From the founder

I started this agency in 2025 because I kept auditing sites that had been paid for twice: once to build, once to rank, and still could not be found by the machine the customer actually asked. The reports were always green. The phone was always quiet.

So we do it the other way around. We measure first, we show you the findings before you owe us anything, and we tell you when the problem is not something we should be paid to fix. You will get a direct answer from me, not a dashboard that congratulates you.

Jamie Kloncz
Founder, Naples, Florida

How a business gets found

From a brand-new domain to a revenue target.

The road a new domain travels, the shortcut an older one can take, and how we prove it worked. Scroll to turn the pages.

  1. A paper pop-up book open on a walnut table: green paper hills, a coral paper sun and a blank wooden signpost on an empty hilltop

    Chapter one

    Once upon a time, there was a brand-new domain.

    A new business, a new name, and a website nobody has heard of yet: not Google, not the map pack, not the AI engines your customers ask. Jamie starts businesses from the ground up, so this is a page we know well.

  2. A paper pop-up cottage with a coral roof and paper steps rising from an open book among dark green paper hills

    Chapter two

    First, the house goes up on solid ground.

    Before anyone can find you, the site has to be built to be found: fast and crawlable, a connected schema graph, a complete Google Business Profile, and a page for every question your best customers ask. In that order, because everything later stands on it.

  3. A paper pop-up tree with coral paper fruit beside a small cottage, a paper crescent moon hanging on threads above the open book

    Chapter three

    Then the moons turn, and trust grows.

    Google is careful with strangers. In Jamie's experience, a brand-new domain takes about three months to earn that trust and start ranking. We spend those months building what the rankings will stand on, so the sapling is a tree when it counts.

    Every market moves at its own pace; your audit gives you yours.

    Starting from scratch? Run your free audit
  4. A stone-colored paper pop-up castle with towers, a small coral flag and glowing paper lanterns on a green paper hill

    Chapter four

    Unless there is an old castle on the hill.

    An older domain that has not been ruined already carries trust, so it can rank and bring in leads sooner. Ruined is the word that matters: before we build on one, we check its history, the links pointing at it, what it used to publish and whether it was ever penalized.

    Have an older domain? Ask us to check it
  5. A paper pop-up treasure chest overflowing with paper gold coins, stacks of coins and paper leaves on an open book

    Chapter five

    We count the gold, not the leaves.

    Rankings and traffic are leaves: pretty, and easy to pile up. Our reports work back from your revenue target: calls, booked jobs and revenue from search, measured against where the business needs to be, alongside the brand signals behind it: AI citations, attention time, return visits and branded searches.

  6. A cream paper pop-up inn with warmly lit windows, paper trees and small faceless paper figures walking to the door

    Chapter six

    And we make sure the right guests come in.

    Not every visitor is a customer. We check who is actually arriving (which searches, which pages, which leads) against the customers you want, and steer toward the ones who buy. A full house of the wrong guests is still an empty till.

  7. The end

    Which is really where your story begins.

    New domain or old castle, the first page is the same: a free audit that shows where you stand today and what to build first. No long-term contract.

Paper-craft scenes made with AI. No real places or people.

Pricing

Said out loud, before the call.

$1,200 to $3,500
Per month for local businesses, month to month
  • No long-term contract and no cancellation penalty.
  • The range depends on how many cities and services you need to rank in.
  • The audit comes first and costs nothing, so the quote is based on your site.
  • Competitive and national work is quoted after the audit, not banded.
  • Want your rankings and your ad clicks protected? See the RankShield edge (RankShield site)

Before you call

The questions owners ask us first.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

$1,200 to $3,500 a month for a local business.

The range moves with how many cities and services you need to rank in. Competitive verticals and national work are quoted after the audit, because a band would be a guess. The audit is free, so the quote comes from your site, not from a package.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

Yes. Month to month, no cancellation penalty.

There is no long-term contract to sign. If the work stops earning its fee, you stop paying it. That is the only arrangement that keeps an agency honest about results.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

Three to six months for map-pack movement, in our estimate.

Fixes to what blocks the crawler can show in weeks. Rankings and AI answers take longer, because engines have to recrawl, re-read and re-trust the page. You see what moved, and what did not, every month.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

The way we measured ourselves above.

Ask the engines the question your buyers ask, five times each in fresh conversations, and count how often you are named and which page is cited, with the date. If an agency cannot show you that count, it is guessing.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

Mostly Collier and Lee County. Statewide and national too.

Most of our clients are in Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Bonita Springs. Work outside Southwest Florida is quoted after the audit.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

Yes. Demand here moves with the season.

Content and Business Profile work is timed ahead of the months your buyers arrive, not during them. We wrote up how that works for local businesses: Naples snowbird season SEO.

Jamie Kloncz · SEO Elite Agency, Naples

Named findings: what is wrong, where, and what it costs you.

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