Websites
A site that says which Ohio and Kentucky areas you serve and which licenses you hold.
WebsitesWebsites, local SEO and AI visibility for Cincinnati businesses
Plenty of Cincinnati businesses work on both sides of the Ohio River. Lehvel builds their websites, keeps their Google listings accurate and checks what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity say when someone in Covington or Hyde Park asks who to call.
Customers in two states, sometimes three
Cincinnati has about 311,000 people, by the Census Bureau's 2023 estimate, and Hamilton County has 38 incorporated cities and villages. Across the river are Covington, Newport and Florence in Kentucky, and the metro reaches into southeast Indiana.
Google lets a service-area business list areas in more than one state. Your website should say the same thing in plain words, county by county, if that's where you work. And if you hold licenses in both Ohio and Kentucky, put that on the site. Assistants answer "is this company licensed in Kentucky" from what they can read.
Neighborhood names
Cincinnati customers often name the neighborhood rather than the city: Over-the-Rhine, Hyde Park, Oakley, Clifton, Westwood. If most of your work is in a few of them, say which. If it isn't, leave them off.
What we do for Cincinnati businesses
Local search
A Google profile service area that crosses the river if you do, and listings in both states that agree.
Local searchAI visibility
We ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity about your kind of work in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, and check what they say about you.
AI visibilityQuestions
Can my Google Business Profile cover Ohio and Kentucky?
Yes. A service-area business can list areas in more than one state, up to Google's limit of 20. List the ones where you actually take work.
Do I need separate pages for Northern Kentucky?
If the work or the rules differ there, yes. A page that says what you do in Kentucky, which license you hold and which towns you cover is useful. A copy of your Ohio page with the state swapped is not.
How much does a website for a Cincinnati business cost?
We don't publish a price. We look at your business first, and you get a price before you agree to anything.
Can I see what AI says about my Cincinnati business first?
Yes. A Business Check looks at your website, your Google listing and what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity say about you. A person at Lehvel reads the findings before they reach you. No credit card required.
Check your businessWant to discuss your Cincinnati business?
Book a time with Lehvel and we’ll go through what your business actually needs.