Priority ticket · One-time
Fieldline
Search Patch. Find-and-fix when issues keep calls from landing.
When site or search-setup issues keep inbound calls from landing, we find what matters most, fix it, and leave a short do-next list. One ticket. Clear done. Not a monthly plan.
- Not a monthly plan
- Not a PDF you implement yourself
- Priority packaging — not 24/7 emergency response
Based in Snohomish County. Serving field service companies across the Pacific Northwest.
Fit
When this is the job
Quiet phone. Wrong or missing pages. Messy setup. Issues in the way — search is the channel, not the villain.
Good fit
- You know search or the site is broken and need one pass
- Local pages, titles, or profile issues look wrong
- You want find-and-fix — not a retainer pitch
Not this job
- Full rebuild needed → Field Site
- Ongoing planned search → Field Search
- You only want a look with no patch
Done means
- High-priority items on the written list are patched
- Remainder is documented, not built for free
- You get a short ranked do-next list
Scope
What’s typically in the find-and-fix
Examples of what we look at — not a guarantee list. We rank what matters most for your shop, then patch the high-priority items.
Find
- Crawl / index blockers
- Money-page titles and headings
- Service and area clarity
- Technical issues that hurt discovery
Also check
- GBP issues that show on the site / local presence
- AI search clarity — who / where / what
- Markup that doesn’t match the business
Hand off
- High-priority items patched
- Short ranked do-next list
- No “unlimited while you’re in there”
Process
How a Search Patch runs
Intake and access → find → ranked priority list → patch high-priority items → handoff with do-next list.
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Intake + access Trades, service area, site and profile access so we can work in the right places.
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Find We look for the issues that matter most for inbound calls — not every possible fix on earth.
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Rank + patch Written priority list. High-priority items get patched in this ticket.
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Handoff Done means the listed high-priority items are patched. What’s left is documented for later.
Clear lines
Not Field Search. Not a look-only PDF.
Same trade as planned search — different job. Search Patch is one-time priority packaging, not a cheaper Field Search.
vs Field Search
- Search Patch = one-time find-and-fix
- Field Search = planned monthly or block work
- Many shops patch first, then plan
vs Written Scope
- If you already want the patch, buy Search Patch
- Written Scope is optional when the path is unclear
- Find-and-fix is inside the patch — not a separate look-only fee by default
vs Field Site
- If the “patch” is actually a rebuild, that’s Field Site
- We’ll say so before you buy the wrong ticket
Questions
Straight answers
Straight answers about fit, scope, and what to expect.
What is Search Patch?
A one-time find-and-fix for site or search-setup issues that keep inbound calls from landing. Priority ticket packaging — not a monthly plan.
How is it different from Field Search?
Field Search is planned, ongoing (or block) work with a priority list each period. Search Patch is one ticket: find, patch high-priority items, hand off what’s left.
Do I need Written Scope first?
No — not if you already want the patch. Written Scope is optional when you don’t know what to buy yet.
What’s included — and what isn’t?
High-priority find-and-fix items we agree in writing. Not a full rebuild, not ongoing Field Search, not the whole backlog, not ranking guarantees.
Will you guarantee rankings or #1?
No. We fix the issues that matter most so search can support inbound calls. We don’t promise positions or call volume.
What if the site needs a rebuild?
Then the right offer is Field Site, not Search Patch. We’ll steer you there instead of selling the wrong ticket.
After the patch
What often comes next
Next step
Start turning local search into booked jobs
Short call. Then Search Patch in writing — in, out, and done.