Get more Philadelphia customers from Google and ChatGPT
Philadelphia has shopping streets in every part of town, from Manayunk to East Passyunk, and people check Google before they try a new shop or call a new contractor. We build your website and Google listing around the neighborhood you serve, so people nearby can find you.
Most of our clients are in Metro Vancouver, where Licheo is based. The work is the same for a business in Philadelphia.
VanPlex, Vancouver, BC: VanPlex transforms Vancouver single-family lots into profitable multiplexes, pairing address-first feasibility data with a builder to developer team that carries each project from the first zoning check all the way to a finished, income-producing building.
MultiLiving, Greater Vancouver, BC: A marketplace built entirely around multiplex homes, duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes, bringing live MLS listings, market data and pre-sales together for buyers who want more than the detached-house option.
Icon Projects, Greater Vancouver & Fraser Valley, BC: A CHBA Master Residential Builder that designs and constructs custom homes and multiplexes across Greater Vancouver, building, as they like to say, for real life rather than for the magazine cover.
Jeff and Simon Ironworks, Metro Vancouver, BC: A CWB-certified welding and fabrication shop that designs, builds and installs structural steel, staircases, railings, gates and custom architectural metalwork for residential, commercial and industrial projects.
Vancouver Stairs, Metro Vancouver, BC: Custom mono-stringer stairs, floating staircases, commercial egress stairs and glass railings, fabricated and installed by a CWB-certified steel shop in Burnaby for homes and businesses across the region.
Vanhess Jewellery, Coquitlam, BC: A family-run studio crafting Canadian-made solid-gold jewellery, engagement rings, wedding bands and bespoke pieces, where each client sits directly with the jeweller through a five-step, hand-finished process.
What Licheo does for a Philadelphia business
A new website, live in two weeks. We move your site to our platform and keep your design and your pages. It loads fast on a phone, and every page shows a visitor how to call you or book.
A page for each service and each area. People often search for the job and the place together. We write one clear page for each service you offer and for each area you serve.
Your Google listing, kept correct. We set up your Google Business Profile, keep your hours, services and photos up to date, and help you ask happy customers for reviews.
Ready for ChatGPT and Google's AI answers. We write your services, your areas and the answers to your customers' common questions so that AI assistants can read them and name your business when someone asks.
A short report every month. You see how many people contacted you through your site and where they found you. Our AI agents do the daily work, and a person on our team checks every change.
Philadelphia shops along its neighborhood streets
The City maps 279 commercial corridors and shopping centers, from Main Street in Manayunk to East Passyunk and the 9th Street Italian Market.
Make it easy to place you. Put your corridor and neighborhood on your home page, next to your full address. Use the same name, address and phone number on your website and your Google listing. Add photos of your storefront from the street, so a first-time customer recognizes it. If you deliver or travel, name the neighborhoods you reach, and give the ones that bring most of your work a page of their own.
Contractors: show the license and the finished job
Licenses and Inspections lists 4,732 active contractor licenses, 1,068 active electrical contractor licenses and 694 active master plumber licenses. A homeowner in Fox Chase or Roxborough who needs a new roof or a rewired kitchen has a long list to choose from.
What helps them choose you? Write your license numbers on your website, where a careful customer looks for them. Give each finished project its own page, with photos, the neighborhood, the problem you solved and how long it took. Ask that same client for a Google review. These pages answer the questions a homeowner has before the first call.
Chinese, Vietnamese and Slavic languages at home
355,753 Philadelphia residents aged 5 and over speak a language other than English at home. Spanish leads with 159,884, and 37,695 speak a Chinese language, 22,325 speak Russian, Polish or another Slavic language and 12,814 speak Vietnamese. Of the Chinese speakers, 25,410 rated their English below the top level.
If your team speaks one of these languages, put it on your website and on your Google listing. A restaurant can print its menu in two languages and type both versions on its website. A clinic or a law office can add a page for its main services, written by a person who speaks the language.
The City maps 279 commercial corridors and shopping centers across its neighborhoods, from Main Street in Manayunk to East Passyunk and the 9th Street Italian Market. Source: City of Philadelphia, Commercial Corridors.
Of the 1,485,930 Philadelphia residents aged 5 and over, 355,753 speak a language other than English at home. 159,884 speak Spanish, 37,695 speak a Chinese language such as Mandarin or Cantonese, 22,325 speak Russian, Polish or another Slavic language and 12,814 speak Vietnamese. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2023 5-year estimates, table C16001.
We write a page for each area you serve, for example:
Old City
Chinatown
East Passyunk
Manayunk
Chestnut Hill
East Falls
Germantown
Roxborough
Fox Chase
Mayfair
Camden
Cherry Hill
Upper Darby
Lower Merion
How it starts
Run the free Get Found Check. Type your website address. In under a minute you see how your business shows up on Google and in AI answers, next to your competitors.
Talk with us. A short call about your services, the areas you serve and the customers you want more of.
We build, then keep working. Your new site is live in two weeks. After that, the work goes on every week.
Questions Philadelphia owners ask us
Why does a Philadelphia shop down the street show up on Google before mine?
In most cases, its Google listing is more complete: correct category, hours, photos and many recent reviews, with a website that matches. Philadelphia County averaged 32,840 private business locations in 2024, so Google has several neighbors to choose from for each search. Our free Get Found Check compares your site with a competitor's and shows what to fix first.
Should my Philadelphia business have a page for each neighborhood?
Only for the neighborhoods where you already have customers. The City maps 279 commercial corridors and shopping centers, and Philadelphia customers know their part of town by name. A good neighborhood page talks about the streets, the jobs or the regulars you have there. A page for a place you never serve brings the wrong calls and weakens trust.
Should my Philadelphia website have a page in Chinese or Vietnamese?
If you serve these customers, yes, for your main services. 37,695 Philadelphia residents speak a Chinese language at home and 12,814 speak Vietnamese, and 25,410 of the Chinese speakers rated their English below the top level. Ask a person who speaks the language to write the page, and list your team's languages on your Google listing.
I am a licensed contractor in Philadelphia. How do I get more jobs online?
Show your license and your finished work. The City lists 4,732 active contractor licenses, so a Philadelphia homeowner can compare many names. A project page for each job, with photos, the neighborhood and what the client asked for, gives proof. Put your license numbers on your website, and ask every happy client for a Google review.
Can ChatGPT send customers to my Philadelphia business?
It can mention your Philadelphia business when it finds clear facts about you. ChatGPT and Google's AI answers read your website, your Google listing, reviews and other sites that list you. We write your services, your neighborhood and the answers to common questions in plain words, keep your details the same everywhere, and check every month whether ChatGPT names you.
Do I have to replace my Philadelphia website?
No. We move your Philadelphia website to our platform and keep its design, its pages and its web address, so you keep what Google already knows about you. The site runs on the new platform within two weeks. Then the work goes on each week: neighborhood pages, project pages, menus typed as text, and a Google listing kept current.
How do I see if more Philadelphia customers are reaching me?
A short report arrives every month, in plain words. It counts calls, messages and bookings from your website and shows where each Philadelphia customer found you: Google search, Google Maps, ChatGPT or another site. You can see how each month compares with the one before and ask us about any of the numbers.
What does the free Get Found Check show a Philadelphia business?
It reads your Philadelphia website in under a minute and gives it a letter grade. The result shows how ready your site is for Google and for AI answers like ChatGPT, which fixes come first and how you compare with competitors in your trade. It is free, there is no sign-up, and you can check again after each change.
My Philadelphia restaurant has regulars. Why should I care about Google?
Google is where new customers find you, and some of them become regulars. The City lists 7,057 active food preparing and serving licenses, so a Philadelphia diner trying a new place compares many. A complete Google listing, your menu typed on your website, real photos and fresh reviews bring in the next regulars, and keep you easy to find when people move or visit.
See how your business shows up in Philadelphia
The Get Found Check is free and takes under a minute. It shows what customers see about you on Google and in AI answers, and what to fix first.