Portfolio & expertise / Jeremy Bengtson

SEO, websites & AI systems

I'm Jeremy Bengtson, founder of The Search Sherpa in Mokena, Illinois.

Local SEO, websites, content and AI workflows. Connected to the way your business works.

  1. 01 Search
  2. 02 Website
  3. 03 Content
  4. 04 Conversation

One connected visibility system

Easy to find.
Easy to understand.
Easy to contact.

A website, a business profile and a stack of marketing tools only help when they work together. My work connects the information people search for with the pages, business details and next steps that help them choose you.

The Search Sherpa puts that work into practice for clients. This portfolio brings the strategy, the builds and the operating systems into one place.

The work / six connected capabilities

What I can help you build

Websites & conversion

Build pages that explain the offer, load efficiently and make the next step obvious. I work across WordPress websites and static React sites, connecting design, mobile usability, technical SEO, forms and internal links. The platform follows the job the website needs to do.

  • Website builds
  • Service pages
  • Landing pages
  • Technical improvements
Website design & SEO

Content & entity architecture

Turn customer questions and search intent into useful service, treatment, location, project and educational content. Clear page structure, accurate facts, relevant imagery, internal links and matching structured data help each piece fit into the larger site.

  • Content research
  • Page architecture
  • FAQs
  • Internal-link systems
Explore content strategy

AI systems & workflow automation

Put repeatable research, drafting, publishing preparation and reporting into reusable workflows. I build and operate AI tools around real business tasks, connect them to the accounts and information the work needs, and keep review at the steps that carry a person's or brand's name.

  • Workflow design
  • Reusable AI skills
  • Research pipelines
  • Tool integrations
Explore AI integration

Content distribution & brand operations

Connect approved content to the places an audience already uses. The work includes platform-specific social copy, visual assets, publishing preparation, scheduling systems and reporting. Content creation and distribution share the same brand facts and voice.

  • Social content
  • Publishing workflows
  • Image metadata
  • Distribution planning

Research, reporting & practical strategy

Find the next useful move before committing to a long task list. Search-query research, website audits, customer-question analysis and reporting make priorities clearer. The goal is a decision you can act on, with enough evidence to understand why it matters.

  • Search-demand guides
  • Technical audits
  • Content priorities
  • Performance reporting

Selected client work

Different businesses.
Practical deliverables.

Specific problems, documented work and clear project stages.

Express Med Spa microneedling with PRP page, with treatment information and a consultation link
Client website · captured September 30, 2026

01 / Client work · Published

Express Med Spa

Treatment content & technical SEO

Connected treatment-page content with structured data, relevant FAQs and clinic/internal links. The microneedling-with-PRP project also consolidated an older page into the new treatment structure and verified the live content and links after publication.

Website → Content

View the treatment page
The Wozny Tax Company website illustrating a client search-presentation and FAQ project
Client website · captured September 30, 2026

02 / Client work · Published

The Wozny Tax Company

Search presentation & FAQ clarity

Refined page titles and descriptions to explain what readers would find, and aligned visible tax-preparation FAQs with their structured data. This is the detailed SEO work that helps a useful page communicate clearly in search and on the site.

Search → Website

Visit The Wozny Tax Company
Naperville.com website, illustrated alongside the delivered neighborhood search research
Client website · captured September 30, 2026

03 / Client work · Research delivered

Naperville.com

Neighborhood search research

Prepared an evidence-based guide to how people search for Naperville neighborhoods and places to live. The deliverable connected observed queries, reader questions and existing content to a prioritized editorial plan for the site owners.

Search → Content

Visit Naperville.com
The Floor 4U website, illustrated alongside its delivered flooring FAQ and content strategy
Client website · captured September 30, 2026

04 / Client work · Strategy delivered

The Floor 4U

Flooring content & FAQ strategy

Mapped real flooring questions to the site's product, installation and location pages. The research produced a structured FAQ and content plan, with clear answers grounded in search intent and the business's services.

Search → Content

Visit The Floor 4U

Owned platforms & agency systems

The systems behind the work.

These are owned projects and agency systems, separate from client engagements. They show how research, content, code and operations come together in practice.

01 / Owned platform

Medical Spa Providers

Discovery & structured content

A medical-spa discovery platform organized around businesses, locations, treatments and educational guides.

Visit Medical Spa Providers

02 / Owned platform

Chicagoland Reviews

Local-business discovery

A local-business directory with category and business information designed around the way people evaluate nearby services.

Visit Chicagoland Reviews

03 / Owned educational project

Learn Claude Skills

Practical AI workflows

A learning site for people putting AI skills and reusable workflows to work in everyday tasks.

Visit Learn Claude Skills

04 / Agency system

The Search Sherpa publishing workflow

Connected content operations

An operational workflow that takes content through preparation, review and social publishing. It connects the repetitive steps while keeping decisions about public output under human control.

Jeremy Bengtson, founder of The Search Sherpa

The person & the agency

Jeremy Bengtson.
The Search Sherpa.

This is my personal portfolio and expertise page. The Search Sherpa is the agency through which client implementation happens. The work connects strategy with the pages, content and operating systems a business actually uses.

How we approach a project

Understand. Build. Verify.

  1. 01

    Understand the problem.

    Start with the business, the audience and the task that needs to improve.

  2. 02

    Choose the useful work.

    Agree on the pages, content or workflow that will address that problem.

  3. 03

    Build and connect it.

    Put the work into the website and tools the business actually uses.

  4. 04

    Verify and improve.

    Check the live result, document what was delivered and use evidence to guide the next move.

A useful starting point

Questions before we start.

Who is Jeremy Bengtson?

Jeremy Bengtson is an SEO strategist, website developer and AI systems builder based in Mokena, Illinois. He founded The Search Sherpa and works with businesses on local visibility, websites, content, technical SEO and practical workflow integration.

Is this The Search Sherpa's portfolio?

This is Jeremy's personal portfolio and expertise page. The Search Sherpa is the agency through which client implementation happens. The page also includes clearly labeled owned platforms and agency systems, so you can see both the client work and the tools behind it.

Do you work with existing websites?

Yes. The work can start with a technical audit, a content or local-search problem, or a conversion issue on an existing site. A full rebuild is one option; the right scope depends on the problem, the platform and what is already working.

Can you help with AI automation without rebuilding our website?

Yes. Research, drafting, publishing preparation and reporting workflows can be separate from a website project. Start with a specific repeatable task. We can discuss which steps can be connected to your tools and where your team should review the output.

Discuss your next project

Bring the problem
you want to solve.

Whether customers are struggling to find you, your site is hard to understand, or the same task keeps taking up your week, start with a conversation about the work that would help.