We connect your local presence, service pages and consistent contact information.
Run the audit on your siteLet’s talk about Local SEOSomeone looking for a service nearby wants to understand where you are, when you are available and how to contact you. Conflicting information or generic local pages get in the way of a simple decision.
The phases describe the usual order in which these elements are approached, not a calendar. “What we start from” lists what is needed on your side: where a piece does not exist yet — a page, a content, a flow, a tool — producing it enters the scope of the work. Times and costs are defined in the brief: there is no price on this page. To see what the structure of your site says today, the free audit reads any public URL: no payment, no account.
Review of the data and content of the business profile, with authorised access.
Practical information, areas served and offers actually available at each location.
A check of name, address, phone and links between the site and the relevant profiles.
Measurement of calls, directions and enquiries within the limits of the data available.
Local search has two levels: the site and what sits outside it — the business profile, the locations, the contacts, the information that has to match. In FIND it starts here: pages for areas and services actually offered, details that correspond, a path that leads to an enquiry rather than to a number looked up by hand. It works alongside SEO on what search engines read, and leans on CRM & follow-up when an enquiry arrives and has to have an owner and a next action. With several locations the work multiplies: each location has its own information and someone to keep it current.
Dependence on OTA, repetitive questions and multilingual enquiries require a coherent path between the site and the management of the booking.
Listings on several channels and incomplete enquiries make it hard to tell curiosity apart from real intent.
Catalogues, bookings and distributed information can lengthen the time between interest and appointment.
Are you missing relevant visits, or clear information about what you offer? Check the first scan, your pages and the questions your customers ask. For a local business the consistency of locations and contacts matters too; for AI answers you need verifiable information.
These are the situations described in Where to start, in the same shape in which you choose them: not a classification of sectors, but the point where you begin.
Actual locations, opening hours, areas served, services and access to the profiles. If the profile or the local pages do not exist, creating them is part of the work. We avoid invented locations and duplicate pages for places where there is no real offer.
We check contact details and contact paths on mobile, profile updates and the consistency of the local pages.
We do not create reviews: we can organise the collection and the replies of real ones. We do not guarantee the map, which is not ours and follows rules we do not control. With several locations, each one needs its own information, an owner for updates and a useful page: without that, consistency does not hold by itself. If the business has no physical location, this is not the right job: there is the SEO page. And no local measurement is possible without a way to tell an enquiry that came from there.
Yes. Each location needs its own information, responsibility for updates and a useful page.
We can organise the collection of and the replies to real reviews. We do not create reviews or opinions of customers who do not exist.