Rank for “things to do” and activity searches — before the marketplaces take their cut.
Activity marketplaces take a serious commission on every seat — while ranking with your photos and your reviews. Direct rankings take the seat back.
Travelers plan by activity: “things to do in [city],” “[activity] tour near me,” “best sunset cruise.” Each tour is a page; each page is a market.
Experiences are increasingly reserved pre-trip. Ranking during the planning window — weeks out — wins the calendar before competitors' sandwich boards exist.
Hey, I'm Connor. Experience search is activity-led and planned early — a real page per tour, built for the planning window, books seats the marketplaces would otherwise tax. I'm a SEMrush-certified SEO consultant with an MBA from SMU's Cox School of Business, based in Tampa and working with operators nationwide. You work with me directly — no account managers, no contracts.
Full technical audit to find what's keeping high-value clients from finding your firm.
Target how clients actually search — firm type, project type, and location, like "residential architect [city]."
Fast, crawlable, mobile-clean pages — the plumbing that lets a portfolio actually rank.
Project pages, service pages, and guides written for how clients evaluate architects.
Citations and links from design, construction, and local publications that move rankings.
A ranking page per tour and activity — itinerary, photos, and booking — built for the pre-trip planning search.
I review your technical health, rankings, backlinks, and competitors to find the biggest opportunities — the platform supports the audit; the judgment is mine.
A clear roadmap: keyword targets, project pages to build, technical fixes, and link strategy — in the order that moves revenue first.
Month-to-month execution with plain-English reporting. You always know what was done, what moved, and what's next.
Work directly with me. No contracts — cancel any time. Every engagement starts with the free audit, and I'll recommend the right tier for your firm's authority.
Every experience you run has its own search demand. Operators with one “tours” page compete for none of it; a page per tour competes for all of it.
Guides answering “what to do in [city]” capture travelers at itinerary time — and your tours are the answer inside your own content.
Years of platform reviews build the platform's ranking, not yours. Direct visibility plus your own review base is the asset you keep.
Yes — activity searches are constant, planned early, and specific, and most operators cede all of it to marketplaces taking a cut per seat.
Each tour and activity by name and type, “things to do” planning terms, and occasion or seasonal searches. Tours are pages, not listings.
No — use them as a channel, not the channel. Direct rankings shift the mix so your best-margin bookings grow every season.
Tour pages often move in 2–4 months; plan-stage content compounds by the next season.
No. Everything is month-to-month, and every engagement starts with the free audit so you can see the opportunity before spending anything.
I do. You work with me directly — no account managers, no outsourcing. That's the entire model.
The 80/20 any operator can do first.
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