What We Do Local SEO
Most local searches end within a few miles of where they started. We get your business into the map pack, fix the listings that decide who ranks there, and build the pages that win the towns you actually serve.
Profile
Claim and complete your Google Business Profile: categories, service areas, hours, photos, and the details that decide local rank.
A profile built to rank, not just to exist.
Listings
Correct your name, address, and phone number everywhere they appear. Kill the duplicate listings splitting your signal.
One consistent record across the directories Google checks.
Pages
Build the service and location pages that answer what people in your area type.
Pages that rank for the towns you serve.
Reviews
Set up a steady process for earning reviews and answering the ones you get.
A review profile that keeps pace with your competitors.
Examples of our local SEO success
From nearly-invisible to #1 in their market.
A Florida clinic with two busy locations was drawing about 5,000 impressions a month and fewer than 50 clicks. We rebuilt the site around how search reads a local business, city by city, and ten weeks later it had 533 clicks and #1 in both cities.
Read a recent small business case studyA new business, discoverable from day one.
This one came to us before launch. We built the site, the profiles, and the source material while the name was still private, so brand search was owned on day one. Directories and scrapers didn't get to fill it in.
Read a recent new business case studyQuestions we get about local SEO
What does local SEO cost?
Quoted for your situation. It depends on how many locations you have and how bad the listing mess is, and we can see both before we quote. One location with a clean profile is a far shorter job than four locations with duplicate listings and three different phone numbers on record, and we look at what's actually there before we give you a number. The look costs nothing.
What is the map pack and why does it matter?
It's the three-business block with the map, above the normal results, when somebody nearby searches for what you sell, and for a local business it takes most of the clicks. Fourth place is closer to invisible than to third. And being invisible there is the single most expensive thing on this page.
Why do duplicate listings matter?
They split your signal. The same business listed twice with two phone numbers competes with itself, and the reviews land on whichever copy the customer happened to find.
Do I need location pages if I only have one office?
Usually yes, and usually for the areas you serve, not the address you sit at. People search for the town they're in, not the town you're in.
Quoted for your situation
Quoted for your situation. Scope depends on how many locations you run, how far you travel for a job, and who you're up against in the map pack.
One location in a quiet market is a different job from six locations against a national franchise. We price the one you actually have. We'll also tell you which competitors you can beat.
The profile, the listings, and the location pages are yours to keep. If we stop working together, none of it switches off.
Start here.
Tell us what you do and the towns you want it in. We will show you where you rank in each one today, and which of your competitors are actually beatable, before you commit to anything.
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