Local SEO for businesses that serve nearby customers
When someone searches for your service in your town, Google needs to know what you do and where you do it. We set up your website and Google Business Profile so that information is clear, accurate and consistent. We do not promise rankings, because nobody honest can, but we make sure the basics are done right.
What is included.
- A page for each of your main services
- Pages for the towns you serve, written for each area rather than copied
- A review and cleanup of your Google Business Profile
- Page titles, descriptions, headings and structured data on every page
- Your business name and contact details kept consistent across your site and profile
- A short list of next steps you can keep doing yourself
Who it is for
- Businesses that do not show up when people search for their service and town
- Businesses that serve several towns from one base
- New websites that need search basics set up from the start
How it works.
- 01
Check where you stand
We look at your site, your Google Business Profile and what people search for in your area.
- 02
Fix the foundations
We tidy up page titles, headings, structured data and your business details.
- 03
Add the right pages
We add or improve service pages and area pages for the towns you actually serve.
- 04
Hand over next steps
You get a plain list of what to keep doing, such as asking customers for reviews.
Pricing
Growth Website, from $1,200. Local search setup is included with the Growth Website and the Custom Business Website. For an existing site, local SEO work is quoted after a free review.
Start with the Growth Website or compare every package.
Other services
Common questions
How long does local SEO take to work?
It varies by business, area and competition, and Google decides rankings, not us. Setting up the basics correctly is the part we control, and we do that thoroughly.
Do you manage my Google Business Profile?
We review and clean it up as part of the work. Ongoing updates can be included in a maintenance plan.
