Local SEO
The map pack, reviews, citations, and service-area pages that make you the name homeowners find first in every town you serve, and keep producing long after the spend stops.
Before any auction, there is a search. The map shows three names, and the homeowner calls one of them. We make you be the name they find first.
What the map rewards
The signalsThe map pack is not random. A handful of signals decide who the homeowner sees, and every one of them is something you can own.
The profile, the posts, the categories, the service menu, and the reviews, run as one system instead of five disconnected tasks.
Rankings, reviews, and a page in every town you serve keep producing long after the spend stops.
The footprint
The pagesEvery town you serve earns its own page, built to rank for the homeowner searching in that town, not a generic radius.
Google Business Profile
The profile that decides whether you make the map at all.
Citations & NAP cleanup
Your name, address, and phone identical everywhere Google checks.
Review management
The volume and recency that move you up the pack.
Local service pages
A ranked page in every town you actually work.
Local link building
Authority from local organizations and publications that moves the pack.
Technical SEO
Site speed, schema, and crawl health. The foundation the rest stands on.
The proof
ExhibitOne eight-figure Northwest Ohio company, one year of owned-visibility work.
The work compounds, and the cost is knowable in advance. Here it is in writing.
What it costs
The rate cardEvery tier carries the profile, citations, review systems, and monthly reporting. Higher tiers add velocity.
Who this is for
The fitWe would rather name the fit up front than discover it three months in.
$2M–$10M home service companies serving a defined local footprint.
Teams willing to request reviews and answer the phone fast.
Owners who want shoulder-season stability from rankings they own.
Statewide footprints without crews to cover the distance.
Teams unwilling to follow basic intake standards.
Owners expecting map movement in thirty days.
What owners ask
The questionsThe questions owners actually ask, answered the way we answer them on a call.
How fast will I see results from local SEO?
Small wins can land in the first thirty days, but significant map pack movement typically takes three to six months. Month one is foundation cleanup, months two and three build signals, and months four to six are when the compounding shows up in calls.
What is the difference between local SEO and regular SEO?
Regular SEO chases broad national keywords. Local SEO chases geo-specific intent, the homeowner typing the trade and the town. We prioritize the profile, citations, proximity, and reviews that decide the map pack in your service area.
Can you help us rank in cities where we have no office?
Yes. You cannot hold a profile in a city without an address there, but service-area pages can rank in the organic results for those towns. Where the map pack cannot be won, the organic listings can.
How much do reviews actually matter?
Reviews are a primary local ranking factor. A steady stream of recent reviews signals prominence, so we install acquisition systems that automate the ask after every job and response SOPs so nothing goes unanswered.
Where do you rank right now?
One page of findings: your map position in every town you serve, what homeowners see, and what we’d fix first. Free, no meeting required.
Or call (419) 575-9023