Website Optimization - using Salesforce

Hi there, I looked through the job post and then spent time on the AAAA Self Storage site. You've already built something that converts. You have a clean structure, clear calls to action, and a mobile experience that works. That's rare. Most self-storage sites I've worked on need fundamental conversion fixes before SEO makes any difference. You're past that stage, which means the opportunity here is real: you can drive more traffic without worrying the site will waste it. The work you're describing is technical SEO paired with structured data implementation and AI search optimization. I've done this exact combination for multi-location service businesses, and the path is clear. Here's how I'd run this: 1. Technical audit first. I'll crawl the site with Screaming Frog and Sitebulb, run Core Web Vitals through Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights, and review Search Console and GA4 for indexation, crawl errors, and duplicate content signals. I'll also check robots.txt, XML sitemap structure, canonicalization, and internal linking hierarchy. You'll get a prioritized list of issues with impact scores so you know what moves the needle. 2. Structured data implementation. I'll add LocalBusiness schema for each location, FAQPage schema where applicable, Organization schema, Breadcrumb markup, and any self-storage-specific properties that fit. All in JSON-LD, tested in Google's Rich Results tool before deployment. 3. Core Web Vitals optimization. I'll identify render-blocking resources, oversized images, layout shifts, and JavaScript bloat. Then I'll implement lazy loading, image compression, critical CSS inlining, and deferred script loading where safe. Target is green scores across LCP, CLS, and FID on mobile. 4. AI search optimization. I'll structure content so it answers questions clearly and concisely, the way AI engines pull information. That means refining H-tag hierarchy, adding FAQ content where it makes sense, improving metadata for snippet capture, and making sure schema signals are clean. I'll also audit how your brand and locations are represented across the web since AI models pull from multiple sources. 5. Local SEO tightening. I'll review how each location page is structured, ensure NAP consistency, improve internal linking between location pages, and optimize for local intent keywords. I worked on a similar project for Book4Time Inc., a multi-location service business that needed technical SEO, schema implementation, and content optimization without touching design or conversion flow. That project was scoped at $2,500 and took about six weeks to complete with measurable improvements in organic visibility and Core Web Vitals scores. For your project, given the scope and depth of work across multiple locations, I'd estimate this at $2,000 fixed price with a timeline of 4-5 weeks. That includes the full audit, implementation, testing, documentation, and a final report with before-and-after metrics. If this direction makes sense, I can start with the audit and show you the findings before any implementation begins. You'll know exactly what needs fixing and why. Trust, Tai