Own the map pack for every area you serve, in every city where you have customers.
When someone searches with a city name or the words near me, Google shows three businesses on a map. Local SEO is the work of becoming one of those three, in every area where your customers are.
Categories, services, attributes, products, opening hours, service areas, photos and Q&A completed properly.
A dedicated, indexable page for each city or area you serve, with local proof, local FAQs and local schema.
Name, address and phone consistency across 60 to 100 relevant directories in your market.
Automated review requests over WhatsApp, SMS and email, plus response templates for your team.
Grid-based rank tracking so you can see where you rank street by street, not just city-wide.
Chambers of commerce, local associations, sponsorships and regional press.
We study your market, your competitors and your current search visibility before the first call, so the conversation starts with findings rather than a questionnaire.
You get a written plan: what we will build, which keywords and markets we are going after, what it costs and what happens in the first 90 days.
Design is approved before development starts. Development happens on a staging URL you can review at any point, not behind a curtain.
Pre-launch QA covers speed, mobile, forms, redirects, schema, analytics and search console. Nothing goes live with tracking missing.
Each page covers the local market, what competition looks like there and how we approach local SEO for businesses in that city.
You can rank organically with a strong location page. To appear in the map pack you generally need a verifiable address or a defined service area in that region. We will tell you honestly which is realistic.
As many as you can support with genuinely useful content. Thin duplicated pages hurt you. We build them in batches with real local detail on each.
Review volume, recency and keyword content in reviews all correlate strongly with map pack position. It is one of the highest-leverage things a local business can work on.
Yes, including franchise and dealer networks with dozens of profiles and location pages.
Every proposal we send includes scope, timeline, who does the work and what happens if it does not go to plan. No lock-in, no vague deliverables.