Care in the work. Discipline in the numbers.
Meraki is Greek — to do something with a piece of yourself in it. It is why we read your reviews properly, notice when a competitor quietly changes their hours, and care whether the phone actually rings.
Care alone is not a strategy. So every recommendation carries a number behind it, and each month you are told plainly what moved, what did not, and what changes because of it.
Customers now begin with ChatGPT, Gemini or Google’s AI answers rather than a page of links.
This is AEO: answer engine optimization. It rewards structured content, consistency, genuine customer reviws, and pages that answer real questions directly. It is still early. We have written a practical guide to showing up in AI search if you want the detail.
Most businesses need one or two of these. The first conversation tells you which. You can also see all services in detail.
Being found when someone nearby searches.
For businesses who do not appear past the first page.
Being named when customers ask AI.
For businesses who would rather be early than catch up.
Paid search measured on cost.
For businesses who need movement quickly and have the margin to fund it.
Fast, mobile, & built so the phone rings.
For businesses that need a website that will convert.
Before we speak, we look at where you stand — rankings, the businesses appearing instead of you, whether AI names you, and what that is costing. We go through it together and decide whether there is a fit. About forty-five minutes. Engagements run six to twelve months.
Where you stand today: rankings, Maps, AI answers, what converts and what leaks. The baseline is recorded before anything changes.
Numbers show what moved. Understanding why means looking at the businesses appearing instead of you, your reviews, and the words your customers use.
A 6-12 month plan with a defined budget and agreed numbers. Made for your business, not adapted from someone else’s.
Each month: what happened, what it cost, what changes. Written to make sense without me in the room.
CoMeraki was founded by Bliselle Martin — Bliss — after ten years in sales and digital marketing. She leads every engagement personally.
That background shapes how the work gets measured. Sales teaches you quickly that a lead nobody can reach is not a result, so our reporting stays focused on what actually reaches your business. More about how we work, or see the case studies.
Straight answers, including the ones most agencies leave off their website.
Most clients spend between $800 and $3,000 a month, depending on the competitiveness of the market and the ground to be made up. Advertising budget is separate and always yours; we do not mark it up. Below that range, we will tell you honestly whether it is worth beginning. See what each service includes.
Engagements run six to twelve months. Local SEO and AEO compound — three months shows movement, a year changes the position of the business. We take on a small number of clients so that each one gets done properly.
We look at where you stand before we speak, then go through it together: how you rank, which businesses appear instead of you, whether AI assistants name you, and what that is costing. About forty-five minutes. If it is not a fit, we will say so. Request a consultation.
Google Ads can move within two to four weeks — we have written an honest answer on whether Google Ads are worth it. Local SEO and AEO generally take three to six months to show clearly, and compound from there. Anything faster on organic would be a guess.
AEO is being named when someone asks an AI assistant for a recommendation rather than searching. Whether it applies depends on whether your customers have begun asking that way. We will look before we speak, and tell you either way. Start with our guide to showing up in AI search.
Yes — across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont and Rhode Island. We are based in Nashua and work with businesses we can drive to.
You work directly with the person doing the work. And we will tell you when something is not worth doing — including when the thing not worth doing is hiring us.