Proximity
How close you are to the person searching. You can't change this without moving, but you can change which areas you're eligible to appear in and how well you cover them.
Local SEO
Local SEO services that put you in front of nearby buyers.
Most local searches end within a few results. If you're not among them, the customer never knew you were an option — and they were standing three blocks away.
Three things decide local rankings
You can meaningfully influence two of them. That is where the work goes.
Prominence
How well known you are across the web — listings, mentions, links, and how complete and consistent your information is everywhere it appears. Entirely buildable.
Reviews
Volume, rating, recency, and whether you reply. The most movable of the three, and the one most businesses leave entirely to chance.
What's included
- Google Business Profile rebuildCategories, full service or product list, service areas, hours, attributes, description and a regular cadence of real photographs. This is the highest-leverage asset most local businesses own and almost nobody maintains.
- Listing and citation cleanupName, address and phone made consistent across the major data aggregators, map platforms, and the directories that matter in your category. Inconsistency actively suppresses rankings.
- Review engineAn automatic request that goes out after each visit or transaction, plus replies to everything that arrives. Steady recent reviews outperform a large old pile.
- Location and service pagesA page per service per area, each carrying detail genuinely specific to it. Thin permutations get classified as doorway pages and damage the whole site, so we build fewer and better.
- Schema markupLocalBusiness, Service, Product, FAQ, Review and Breadcrumb types implemented across the site rather than dropped on the homepage and forgotten.
- Profile Posts and Q&APublished weekly and monitored. Both are ranking signals, and both sit empty on most of your competitors' profiles.
- Tracking and monthly reportingCalls, direction requests, bookings and form completions with source attribution. This is what the report is built from, not impressions.
How it's priced
The foundation work below is part of your one-time setup, not a separate retainer. Profile rebuild, listing cleanup, schema, internal linking and indexing are all included in the build.
Essential
A single-page site for a business that needs to exist properly online and stop losing people at first impression.
$300
one-time setup
$30/mo
optional maintenance — up to 3 updates a month
- One-page website, mobile first
- Base SEO setup
- Schema markup
- Search Console and indexing
- Business Profile connected
- One revision round
Most common
Growth
A full site with the page structure local search actually rewards.
$800
one-time setup
$80/mo
optional maintenance — up to 3 updates a month
- Up to 8 pages
- Everything in Essential
- Service and location page structure
- Internal linking architecture
- Review request flow
- Three revision rounds
Complete
Multiple services across multiple areas, with the tracking to prove what works.
$1,600
one-time setup
$160/mo
optional maintenance — up to 3 updates a month
- Up to 20 pages
- Everything in Growth
- Full service and location matrix
- Booking or ordering integration
- Conversion tracking setup
- Brand guide
- Five revision rounds
What maintenance covers
10% of your setup cost per month. It keeps the site healthy and current — it is not a growth programme, and we would rather say so than let you expect rankings from it.
Included every month
Up to 3 content or design updates, hosting and SSL, security patching, uptime monitoring, backups, broken link checks, and a monthly indexing check so nothing quietly drops out of search.
Not included
New pages beyond your update allowance, ongoing content production, active local SEO campaigns, or conversion work. Those are separate because they take real ongoing effort, and pricing them as maintenance would mean doing them badly.
Maintenance is month to month and optional. Decline it and the site is still entirely yours — you just take on the updates and the hosting yourself.
If you want to actively grow rather than hold position, add content writing or conversion work on top.
Questions
How long before I see results?
Profile and listing work can move local rankings within four to eight weeks. Location and service pages take longer — three to six months to mature. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is either lying or planning something that gets you penalised.
Do you buy reviews?
No. It breaches platform terms, it gets profiles suspended, and a suspension can cost you months of visibility. We build a system that asks every real customer at the right moment, which works better and can't be taken away from you.
What if I don't have a storefront?
Service-area businesses hide the address and define coverage areas instead. It changes how proximity works and makes prominence and reviews matter more — worth understanding before you spend anything.
Can I keep my current website?
Often yes. Profile and listing work is independent of your site. Location pages need somewhere to live, so if your current site can't take new pages cleanly we'll tell you.
How is this different from regular SEO?
Substantially. National SEO is about authority and links. Local is about proximity, profile completeness and reviews. Agencies running the national playbook on a local business tend to produce traffic from the wrong states.
Do you handle Bing and Apple Maps too?
Yes. Google is the majority of it, but Apple Maps drives real traffic on iPhones and takes very little work to claim properly. Most competitors have never touched theirs.
Find out where you actually rank
We check your visibility across the areas you draw from and send the map back, free.