Immaculate Car Wash: local SEO and booking flow for a new mobile detailer
“We’re brand new. Nobody in town knows we exist yet.”
A new detailer had good work and no search footprint. We built a local SEO-ready home base for Baton Rouge drivers and made booking simple on mobile.
Immaculate Car Wash opened with good work, a clean truck, and no online footprint. There was no website, no search presence, and no easy way for a Baton Rouge driver to book.
Everything a new local business is missing at once: nothing to find on Google, nowhere to send the people who did hear about them, and no two-tap way to book a detail.
We stood up a clean site built for Baton Rouge detailing searches, wired up local SEO from day one, and made booking a two-tap path.
They’ve got a findable home base now, with a clear route from “found you on Google” to “booked.”
- A mobile-first site built to be found
- Local SEO structure from day one
- Two-tap path from search to booking
A note on the charts
The trend lines above show the shape and direction of what this engagement moved, not a labeled metric. Where a client shares analytics with us, the curve is calibrated from their real numbers from site analytics and, for search-visibility trends, Google Search Console. Where the work predates the data, it is directional. They are deliberately unlabeled because we do not publish exact figures tied to a client's private account, so the story stays true and the numbers stay theirs. Direction, yes. Account numbers, no.
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