Send the wording that keeps getting flattened

I start with the actual phrases around the business: the page text, directory lines, service wording, route descriptions and any English or Swahili versions. Then I check what an answer engine could quote cleanly and where it might flatten the business. The output is practical: wording repairs, source alignment notes and next steps.

I usually work on fish trade, agri-produce, cooperatives, lakeside tourism, local transport and cross-border trading pages. I also take small firms that serve western Kenya when the location, route or role is being blurred. If the issue depends on place and wording, it is probably close to my work.

I normally reply within two working days. If the message includes a page link, business description and the specific confusion you are seeing, I can usually answer more directly. Short cases are easier to place than broad requests.

I work through written reviews, page notes and focused calls when a conversation will save time. I prefer to leave you with sentences you can actually use, with notes grouped around the sources that need repair. For larger audits, I group findings by entity, location, service, route and proof.

I price by the size of the review and how many sources or languages need checking. A small wording review costs far less than a full GEO audit across pages, directories and English–Swahili source alignment. I give a range before work begins.

I do not invent reviews, prices, opening hours or reputation claims. I also do not promise that an AI system will cite a page. My work is to make the business clearer, more quotable and less likely to be misread.