The problem
Most local businesses are invisible for the searches that matter: the map pack, the 'near me' queries, the service plus city searches that bring in calls. The usual fix is an agency that posts to your Google profile twice a month and calls it SEO.
What we actually do each month
- Google Business Profile management: categories, services, photos, posts, Q&A and review responses
- Citation and listing cleanup so your name, address and phone match everywhere
- Location and service page optimization, with new pages where there is search demand
- Review generation system so new reviews come in every month without you chasing them
- Technical fixes that hold rankings back: speed, indexing, schema, internal links
- Rank tracking by location, plus call and direction tracking from the profile
What you get
- Monthly ranking and calls report
- Optimized profile for every location
- New or rewritten location pages
- Review system and response playbook
How we measure it
- Map pack rankings for your money keywords
- Calls, direction requests and website clicks from Google
- Reviews gained per month and average rating
- Organic leads tracked in GA4
Good for
Restaurants, venues, clinics, med spas, home services, and any business with more than one location.
Related case study
Taking a multi-venue hospitality group from scattered listings to a system
Multi-venue hospitality and entertainment group · 12 months, ongoing
+38%
Calls from Google profiles
+61%
Direction requests
2x
Monthly review volume
100%
Review response rate
Questions we get about this
- How long until we see results?
- Profile and citation work usually moves the needle in 30 to 60 days. Competitive map pack rankings take 3 to 6 months of consistent work. We show you the trend every month so you are never guessing.
- Do you handle multiple locations?
- Yes. Multi-location is where we do our best work. Each location gets its own profile strategy, page and tracking.
- What if we already have an SEO company?
- We will audit what they have done and tell you plainly whether to keep them. Sometimes the answer is yes.
