How a small business outranks much bigger companies on Google

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One business, several domains ranking for the same keyword

Each row is one Google search, with position #1 at the left edge. Every red dot is a different Douglas Newby domain ranking for the same keyword. Compass, Briggs Freeman and Allie Beth Allman have hundreds of agents but only one domain ranking, so the best they can do on any row is a single dot. That is what a multi-domain brand does for a small business: you take more of the page and your competitors get less of it. And what ranks well on Google also shapes what AI chatbots recommend. Drag the slider to move through the week to see how positions change.

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We know what causes keyword rankings to go up or down

Rankings move for a reason. We rewrite a section, adjust the meta tags, correct the structured data that tells Google and AI what a page is about, or build a new page for a keyword the site had no page about yet. Google and the AI models usually take several days to respond, not one, so being aware of the daily change helps us better understand the updates we make.

Rank high on Google, get recommended by AI

When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Google's AI Overviews who to call, the assistant runs a web search behind its answer and reads the top results. The pages it cites are largely the same pages a person would see at the top of Google. The business that ranks high on the searches that matter is the business the AI finds, reads and names.

Putting your business in that position is what we do. Every company has a different market, a different set of competitors and a different reason a customer should choose it, so we start by finding the way your site can win, then build it so the calls and inquiries follow.