Grace Tang

Helping Indigenous Businesses Get Found on the First Page of Google

Grace Tang serves as the SEO Strategist at the Pascua Yaqui Tribe Microcampus, where she works directly with Indigenous entrepreneurs to build real visibility online.

Her focus is simple and practical: helping Indigenous businesses get found on the first page of Google so they can generate consistent traffic, customers, and revenue.

Grace does not teach theory. She teaches implementation. From website structure to keyword strategy, she guides business owners step by step so they understand not only what to build, but why it works.

Supporting Indigenous Economic Growth Through Digital Visibility

Grace believes search visibility is a form of economic empowerment. When Indigenous businesses show up in search results, they compete on equal ground.

Her work includes:

• Building SEO-optimized websites
• Developing keyword strategies based on buyer intent
• Improving Google Business Profiles for local reach
• Creating content strategies that rank
• Teaching analytics so business owners can track growth

Every workshop and consultation is designed to help Indigenous entrepreneurs build sustainable online presence, not temporary visibility.

Leadership at the Microcampus

At the Pascua Yaqui Tribe Microcampus, Grace also contributes to curriculum strategy and digital positioning efforts for professional development programs. She integrates SEO strategy into course promotion, improving search discoverability and supporting enrollment growth.

Her work bridges entrepreneurship, education, and digital strategy, with a strong commitment to strengthening Indigenous economic infrastructure.

Her Commitment

Grace is passionate about helping Indigenous businesses move from invisible to visible.

When Indigenous entrepreneurs control their online presence, they increase opportunity, strengthen community wealth, and build long-term independence.