Local SEO services
A local search is a customer that is ready to buy.
But how do they find you and how do you win them?
What our local SEO covers
Your local map grid
See exactly where you rank across your service area, point by point, re-run every month.
Review replies, done for you
Every new review is caught within the hour and AI drafts a reply. You approve it.
Website and profile in sync
Your site and your Google Business Profile tell Google the same story: same services, same areas, same name, address and phone.
The details
- Profile optimization
- Citation cleanup
- Local structured data
Local SEO is part of every SEO plan, starting at $300/mo. See plans and pricing
Improve your Local Grid
Every month we scan how you rank across your service area for your service.
Anywhere you rank 4 or higher, you're invisible
- Google's map pack shows only the top 3 businesses.
- 1 2 3 mean you are visible.
- Anything else and you will rarely get seen.
Prioritizing, achieving and maintaining map pack presence is the primary goal of local SEO.
Example tire shop
Each point is your rank in the Google Maps local pack for a searcher standing there. Hover a point to see who's #1.
Avg rank
12.0
all points · not in top 20 = 21
where found: 10.2
Top-3 points
5%
Found (top 20)
84%
Grid
11×11
Questions
Local SEO FAQ
What is local SEO?
Local SEO is the work of getting a business found in searches with local intent: anything “near me,” or a service plus the name of a town. For those searches Google leads with the map pack, the top three nearby businesses, and then local results. Your Google Business Profile, reviews and website are the levers you control.
How is local SEO different from regular SEO?
Regular SEO competes nationally for a ranking that looks the same to everyone. Local rankings change with the searcher's location, so you can rank first a mile from your shop and not at all five miles away. That's why we measure with a map grid rather than a single rank.
How long does local SEO take?
Profile and site fixes are usually picked up within weeks. Reviews and local authority build over months. Because local competition is softer than national, a newer business can make visible progress sooner than it could with national keywords.
I only have a Google Business Profile, no real website. Is that a problem?
Not necessarily. For some local businesses the profile is the most valuable asset, and often the fastest thing to improve. We'll tell you where a proper site would help and where it wouldn't.