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Verified Private clinic
1.92k → 6.41k clicks in six months
Impressions up from 111k to 969k, and the average position still improved from 11.8 to 7.7.
View Case StudyView detailed insights, process and resultsNew York · Connecticut · New Jersey
More Booked Jobs.
Without Chasing Referrals.
I build the website and run the Google Ads that fill your calendar. For roofers, HVAC and plumbing crews, clinics and local firms across the tri-state.
- Brandiv Labs LLC
- Google Partner
- US registered
- 8 years
- 4.9★ on Upwork, Fiverr & LinkedIn
Some of the companies I've built for
Connecticut & New York
ModernWay Roofing
Before
8
After 90 days
58
Booked jobs per month.
Same trade. Same region. Real company.
Call them and ask
1M+
Leads & conversions
generated for clients
generated for clients
58 days
To page one
for a local client
for a local client
8 yrs
50+ clients across
the US, UK & Canada
the US, UK & Canada
4.9★
Upwork · Fiverr
LinkedIn
The actual problem
You know it's going to be a slow month before it starts.
Referrals dried up. The phone rings less than it did last year. Someone built you a website and it has never once brought you a job. Maybe you tried ads and spent three grand learning that clicks are not customers.
Meanwhile the outfit two towns over does worse work than you and is booked eight weeks out, because they show up first when someone searches.
That is not a talent problem. It is a system problem, and it is the one thing I do.
Your month
28 days
Two towns over
Booked work
Nothing on the calendar
Illustration, not client data
Search Console, not screenshots of screenshots
Six accounts. Six months against the six before.
These are pulled straight from Google Search Console. Two of them launched inside the window, so their before is zero. On a call I share my screen and you watch me open every one of them live.
Verified Built from zero
0 → 3.24k clicks from a standing start
17.4k impressions, an 18.6% click-through rate and an average position of 3.3, inside the first six months.
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Verified B2B software
1.44k → 21.1k clicks in six months
Impressions 320k to 1.25m, click-through rate 0.4% to 1.7%, average position 13.6 to 9.1.
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Verified Ecommerce
1.74k → 3.91k clicks in six months
Click-through rate 13.7% to 21.8% and average position 24.7 to 15.5. All three moved together.
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Verified Dental
797 → 1.75k clicks in six months
Impressions 68.4k to 172k as the site started ranking for far more searches than it ever had.
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Verified Built from zero
0 → 252 clicks in the first six months
13.8k impressions from a site that had none, with clicks building through the back half of the period.
View Case StudyView detailed insights, process and resultsOne number I am not going to dress up
Talpadent's average position went from 11.4 to 16.1 over that period. That looks like a step backwards and it needs explaining rather than hiding: impressions went up two and a half times, so the site started appearing for hundreds of searches it had never ranked for at all, and those new ones pulled the average down. Clicks still more than doubled. If a number on this page ever looks odd to you, ask me about it on the call.
What I do
Three things.
Three things.
That's the whole list.
If you need TikTok influencers or a podcast, I am not your guy.
A website that turns visitors into phone calls
Not a brochure. One clear action on every page, built to load fast on a phone, one-handed, in about thirty seconds.
Google Ads and Local Services Ads that bring the jobs you want
The jobs with real margin in them, not the small stuff that eats your day. Structured around the work you actually want more of.
Getting you found in your own town
Google Business Profile, the map pack, reviews coming in steadily instead of never, and a page for every town you serve. See how that works →
The portfolio
Twenty five sites that all do one job.
Different trades, different countries, different budgets. Read what each one asks you to do, not what color it is. That is the part that decides whether your phone rings, and it is the part I get paid for.
Tri-state
Alex Kaplan Weddings
Book a call rides in the header on every screen. The hero names the two states he covers before you scroll once.
Tri-state
Goshen Soccer Academy
Two buttons in the hero and nothing competing with them. See the schedule, or rent a court.
Tri-state
Dorismond Photography
The quote request is one tap at a time instead of a contact form. Same build as the one further down this page.
First Medical Consultants
Book a Medical sits in the header and again in the hero, beside View Clinic Locations. Two paths, no hunting.
Talpa Dental
Make an Appointment in the hero, and both clinic locations named on the first screen so nobody searches for the nearer one.
Rizwan Nazir
Get in Touch in the header. The hero states the disciplines in one line, so the wrong inquiry never starts.
Town of Brookfield
Built for errands, not for browsing. Report a pothole, records requests and online payments are on the first screen.
Ready Capital
One action in the hero and it is Contact Ready Capital. No form to wade through first.
Veya
Search sits above everything else, with day, guests, price and entertainment filters directly under it.
Cyonic IT
Book a Call in the hero, then three panels that each end in their own button rather than one shared call to action.
Den Yoga
Come say hello at our studio, then Learn More. A studio sells the room and the teachers before it sells a class.
Rachel Leigh Events
One line and one button. View Galleries, because in event work the photographs do the selling.
Lift Bridge Publishing
Get your book published today, with the email signup pinned above the header so it is the first thing on the page.
Royal Products
Shop Now over the hero, and Shop By Skin Concern in the nav so people who know their problem skip the catalog.
Presto Coffee
One button, Shop Instant Coffee, under a claim they attribute to the Independent instead of to themselves.
Zavano London
Two lines of business kept apart in the nav, fragrance and active wear, with the basket total always in view.
G.O.C. Engraved Rocks
Shop Now in the hero, then the family's own story underneath, because a memorial gift gets bought on trust.
DesignwithCory
Shop Coloring Books in the hero, with years teaching, student count and number of lessons on the first screen.
JKE Agency
Book a call in the header and again in the hero, with the brands they have worked with sitting right under the pitch.
Brainowl
Start the test is the only thing to do on the page. Phone number and email sit in the top bar above it.
Drivesly
The product is the search box. Look up a car by VIN or by plate on the first screen, with no signup in the way.
RQM
Contact Us in the header and again in the hero. Products, services, flexibility and quality laid out as four plain columns.
BOIR Filing
The filing form is the landing page. No pitch in front of it, and the deadline and the daily penalty run across the top.
ANSADE
A statistics office, so search leads and the latest national figures are the first thing on the page.
Brandiv Labs
Book a Call and View Case Studies, with client logos directly underneath so the claim and the proof arrive together.
Yours gets built the same way. One action, obvious on a phone, before anyone scrolls. See what I'd change on yours →
Getting found
When someone in your town searches right now, where do you come up?
Google shows three businesses in the map before anyone scrolls. Three. If you are fourth or lower, most people searching for exactly what you do will never see your name. They call one of the three and you never knew the job existed.
Top 3 · the map pack
1
Apex Home Services
Call2
Summit & Co
Call3
Tri-State Specialists
CallAlmost nobody scrolls past here
7
Your company
Illustration, not your actual data. On the audit call I pull your real ranking, in your real town.
How you climb into those three spots.
Ranking locally is not one trick. It is five things Google weighs, done properly and kept up every month.
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Google Business Profile, built out properly
Categories, service areas, hours, services, products, photos posted every week. Most contractors claimed it once in 2019 and never touched it again. That profile is the single biggest factor in whether you show in the map.
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02
Reviews coming in on a schedule
Not a burst of eleven and then silence. A steady flow with your service and town in them, and every one replied to. Review volume and recency are ranking factors, and they are also the first thing a homeowner reads.
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03
A page for every town you serve
One page saying "we serve the tri-state" ranks nowhere. A real page for each town, with the work you did there, ranks in each of them. This is how you show up in six towns instead of one.
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04
Citations and the technical base
Your name, address and phone identical everywhere Google looks. Schema markup so Google can read what you do. Site fast enough on a phone that it does not get held back.
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05
Local Services Ads with the Google Guaranteed badge
The green check that sits above everything, including the map pack. You pay per lead, not per click. For a lot of trades this is the fastest route to the top of the page while the organic work compounds underneath.
How long this actually takes
Ads put you at the top of the page in days. Local rankings take longer, because Google needs to see consistency over time. One client hit page one in 58 days. Most see real movement in the map somewhere between month two and month four, depending on how competitive the town is and how far behind the profile started.
Anyone telling you they will put you at number one in thirty days is guessing with your money. I will tell you on the call what your town realistically looks like, before you pay me anything.
58
Days to page one
local client
local client
Before you ask
The three things that burned you last time.
You own every account
The ad account is in your name with me added as a manager. The site is on your hosting. The domain is yours. You remove my access in one click and lose nothing.
I've taken over from agencies that held the ad account hostage and cost the business three years of campaign data on the way out.
Your ad budget never touches me
It goes from your card straight to Google. You see every dollar in your own account. I charge to manage it, nothing else.
Anyone routing ad spend through their own account can hide a markup inside it and you would never know.
Fixed price, written first
Hourly billing rewards slow work. The longer they take, the more they earn.
You get the scope in writing before money moves. If I estimated wrong, the overrun comes out of my margin, not your invoice.
No mystery
Who you're actually hiring.
I'm Shaheryar. I run Brandiv Labs, a US-registered company. Not a call center, not a reseller, not a marketplace that hands you off after you sign.
- You get my mobile. The person you meet is the person doing the work.
- You own everything. Accounts, site, domain, data. All in your name from day one.
- Your budget goes straight to Google. I never handle your ad spend.
- I work with tri-state clients in person. If you'd rather sit down than take a call, we sit down.
Brandiv Labs is a Google Partner.
You can't buy this one. Google checks the spend I run, how those accounts perform, and whether my certifications are current. Then keeps checking to let me keep it.
Look it up before you take my word for anything.
Certified in Google Ads Search, Display and Video
Run the numbers
Does it pay for itself?
Put your own numbers in. If the answer is no, I would rather you found that out here than three months in.
$
$
Extra revenue$27,000
Management fee−$2,500
Ad spend to Google−$1,500
Net gain per month$23,000
6.8× return on every dollar invested
You break even at 1 extra job a month. Everything past that is margin.
Your numbers, not mine. Nothing here is a promise of results.
In their words
You do not have to take my word for any of it.
Video · 16 sec
★★★★★
Brunch search and booking platform
He immediately stepped up beyond the role of a typical WordPress developer, approaching the project with CTO-level thinking, helping structure the full system properly, refining requirements from ambiguity, and turning early ideas into a clear, scalable product architecture.
Frida BrunettiFounder, Veya
UpworkAS
★★★★★
Mauritania National Statistics & Open Data Portal
This was not a standard website project. We required structured data architecture, backend logic, automated workflows and real-time reporting dashboards. Shaheryar and his team delivered exceptionally."
Aly SaghirProgramme Director (Digital) Public Sector GCC
inLinkedInAT
★★★★★
System Application Developer/Analyst
Shah is a team player who works hard to deliver.. Not calculative about the time needed to perfect things he ensures the project is completed successfully. Always willing to help when required."
Angela TanProgramme Director (Digital) • Public Sector, GCC
inLinkedInMP
★★★★★
Outstanding Across Design, Dev And Marketing.
"Shaheryar's expertise in website design, development, and social media marketing is simply outstanding. Exceptional communication and unwavering commitment to deadlines. Invaluable to any project. I wholeheartedly recommend him."
Matthew PalmerCEO, ITK Technologies
inLinkedInOne thing missing from this wall, and I would rather say it than have you notice it: none of these is a tri-state contractor yet. That is what September is for.
No games
Foundation
Growth · most popular
Dominance
Choose your growth level.
Start where you are. Scale when you're ready. Every package is a complete system, not a menu of services.
$1,500/mo
3 month minimum
Visibility built from scratch. For businesses not yet running ads who want to own their local search first.
- Google Business Profile optimization
- Local SEO foundation and citations
- Conversion focused landing page
- Call and form tracking
- Monthly performance report
- Monthly strategy call
One closed job usually covers the month.
Get started$2,500/mo + ad spend
3 month minimum
The full acquisition engine. Local SEO, Google Ads and a page built to convert. For businesses ready for predictable inbound every month.
- Everything in Foundation
- Google Ads setup and management
- Local Services Ads and the Guaranteed badge
- Lead follow up automation, email and SMS
- Full conversion tracking and attribution
- Bi-weekly strategy calls
- Direct access on WhatsApp
Roughly 24 leads on $3,000 of spend, of which 3 to 4 typically close.
Book your growth audit$4,000/mo + ad spend
3 month minimum
The complete system. Google, Meta, funnel, CRM automation and weekly reporting. For businesses scaling hard who want one person accountable.
- Everything in Growth
- Meta Ads, video and image creative
- VSL funnel and conversion assets
- CRM automation and lead nurturing
- A/B testing on pages, ads and copy
- Competitor intelligence
- Weekly strategy calls
A single large job can exceed the whole monthly fee.
Show me the planAd spend is billed directly by Google and Meta, separate from the retainer. Minimum recommended $500 a month per platform. No long term contract after the initial three months.
If it isn't working at 60 days, I work for free until it is.
I only take clients I am confident I can produce results for. If your market or situation is not a fit, I will tell you before we start. If we are sixty days in and the leads have not materialized, I drop the management fee in month three until we see movement. That has not happened yet, but I stand behind it.
How it runs
From first call to booked jobs.
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01
The audit
Before we speak I pull where you rank in your own town, who's beating you, and what they're doing that you aren't.
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02
Fifteen minutes
I share my screen and walk you through it. You'll know whether this is worth doing before you spend anything.
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03
Written scope
Exactly what gets built, what it costs, what date it's done. You approve it before money moves.
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04
Build and run
Live in two to three weeks. Then ads on, monthly reporting, and my number in your phone.
Free, no obligation
Find out where you actually rank.
Six quick questions, about sixty seconds. Then pick a time and I'll have your numbers on screen when we talk.
Straight answers
Before you book, read this.
Every question here came from a real call. I'd rather you know the answers now than sit on a call wondering what I'm not telling you.
What happens after the 3-month minimum?
Month to month, cancel with 15 days notice. The three months exists because local SEO and ad optimization physically need that long to produce readable data. Anyone promising page-one rankings or profitable ads in 30 days is guessing with your money. After month three you stay because the numbers work, not because a contract traps you. Most of my retainer clients are past month twelve.
I'm not technical. Will I understand what's going on?
Most of my clients aren't. Roofers, dentists, consultants, first-time owners. You get a short video update every week: what got done, what's next, what I need from you. Plain English. You'll never sit in a meeting nodding at words you don't understand and hoping for the best.
What if I need changes after it's delivered?
Every build includes 30 days of post-launch fixes free. Anything broken, anything not matching the brief, I fix it, no discussion. After 30 days, new changes get a fixed quote before I touch anything. You'll never get a surprise invoice for "maintenance."
How do I know your numbers are real?
Fair question, everyone claims results. On a call I'll walk you through the actual dashboards: Google Ads, Search Console, call tracking. Screen shared, live, not screenshots. And for ModernWay Roofing I'll give you the owner's number so you can ask him yourself.
Who actually does the work?
I sell the work and I lead the work. My team at Brandiv Labs handles build capacity, but strategy, architecture and every review pass goes through me. The person you meet on the first call is the person accountable for the result. That's the whole model.
What size business do you work with?
Growth retainers work best once you have two or more crews running. If you're a one-truck operation, book the call anyway. I'll tell you what to do first, for free, and you come back when you're ready. Some of my best clients started exactly that way.
Let's see where you stand.
Sixty seconds for the audit. Fifteen minutes on a call. No pitch deck, no obligation.