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Local SEO Services, Measured Across Your Whole Service Area
Almost every local SEO report you will be shown is one average rank pulled from one point on the map. We lay a grid of fixed coordinates across the radius you actually drive, record your map pack position at every one of them, and re-run the identical coordinates every month. Pair it with technical SEO or see the full range of SEO services.
Grid Coverage ReportingPrimary Category TestingReview Velocity
Your Report Says #3. Two Miles North, You're Nowhere.
Average rank is the most flattering number in local SEO, which is why it's the one most agencies report. Here is what it hides.
One Point Isn't a Market
Rank trackers sample from a single location. Google rebuilds the map pack at every point on the map, so no one number can describe a ten-mile radius.
The Pin Flatters You
Proximity is a ranking factor, so your own address is the strongest position you will ever hold — and it's usually the point the report is sampling from.
Coverage Is What Pays
Calls come from the share of your service area where you make the top three, not from your best-case position at your own front door.
Where Local Rankings Are Actually Won
Two decisions move the map pack more than everything else combined: which primary category your Google Business Profile claims, and how fast you earn reviews. The rest is maintenance, and we say so. If you want the wider picture first, start with an SEO audit, or sharpen the pages themselves with SEO copywriting.
Primary Category, Chosen Against the Grid
- Your primary category largely decides which searches you're eligible for at all; secondary categories carry far less weight
- We pull the primary category of every business holding the top three across your grid and compare it to yours
- One variable changes at a time, then the grid is re-run against the same points to see what moved
- Services, attributes, hours and Q&A filled in to match that category rather than padded with keywords
Citations Are a Floor, Not a Strategy
- We don't sell "50+ directory submissions" — a cheap tool does that in an afternoon, and a correct listing doesn't rank higher for being submitted twice
- What matters is consistency at the aggregators the long tail copies from: Data Axle, Foursquare and Localeze
- Duplicate and unclaimed listings found and suppressed, because those genuinely do cost you
- One cleanup pass, then monitoring — billed as the maintenance it is, not the headline
Review Velocity, Not Review Count
- Total count is a vanity number; the map pack responds to reviews arriving steadily
- Your monthly target is set against what the businesses currently holding your grid are earning, not against a number we made up
- The ask goes into your job-close process — sent the moment the work is signed off, when a customer is most likely to say yes
- Every review answered, including the bad ones — the reply is public and prospects read it
Pages, Schema and the Reporting Stack
- A page per area you genuinely serve, written for that area — not one paragraph with the city name swapped out
- LocalBusiness and Service schema with a serviceArea that matches your real radius
- Every re-scan hits the same stored coordinates, never a tracker’s “near me” setting, so this month’s map is comparable to last month’s rather than to a different sample
- Crawl and Search Console data come out of RankNest, the SEO platform we built and run this agency on; Google Business Profile calls and direction requests land in the same monthly report as the coverage map
Five Steps, and What You Get From Each
James Price runs this himself. The person reading your grid is the person changing your profile — no account manager relaying messages, no junior handed the file after you sign. Anton Montgomery, after a 7-month SEO engagement, wrote that we “increased the amount of people coming to our website by over 500%” (Google review).
01
Baseline Grid Scan
Your starting coverage mapThe grid is sized from your radius, not from a template — a five-mile plumber and a forty-mile roofer are not the same market. We record your map pack position at every coordinate, then do the same for the businesses beating you.
02
Primary Category Decision
A written category callWe compare your primary category against the ones held by the top three across your grid, and change it if the evidence says to. One variable at a time, so the result is readable.
03
NAP Cleanup, Once
A clean listing recordAggregator records corrected, duplicate and unclaimed listings suppressed, inconsistencies fixed. This is hygiene, and we get it out of the way rather than reselling it monthly.
04
Service-Area Pages & Schema
Pages and tracking liveReal pages for the areas you cover, LocalBusiness and Service schema matching your radius, and call and direction tracking wired into the same report.
05
Review Velocity & Monthly Re-Scan
Month-over-month coverageThe review ask goes into your close process, and the grid re-runs against the same points every month so the movement is comparable rather than anecdotal.
Transparent Local SEO Pricing
Two retainers, published. No setup fee, no long-term contract, and you own every account we touch.
Local SEO Starter
$1,000/month
- Monthly grid re-scan across your service radius
- Primary category testing, services, hours and Q&A
- NAP cleanup pass and listing monitoring
- 3 SEO-optimized articles per month
- Responses written for every review
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Local SEO Pro
$1,500/month
- Monthly grid re-scan across your service radius
- Grid re-scan on your top three competitors too
- Category testing, one variable at a time
- NAP cleanup, duplicate suppression, monitoring
- Weekly Google Business Profile posts
- Weekly Google Business Profile photos
- 4 SEO-optimized articles per month
- Review velocity built into your job-close process
- LocalBusiness and Service schema for your real radius
- Monthly call with James Price, not an account manager
Our Guarantee
If your new website doesn't outperform your current one, we work for free until it does.
You own every account we touch — profile, analytics, Search Console — and you can leave anytime. No long-term contract, no hidden fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions worth asking before you sign anything.
Find Out Where You Actually Rank
The free local SEO audit includes a baseline grid scan of your service area, so you see the map instead of an average.
Free audit • No obligation • No long-term contract
