How does your business look when someone searches nearby?
Run the audit below. It checks the places customers actually look before they call you, and tells you what is wrong with each one.
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What it looks at
Your Google Business Profile
Most local searches end here, not on your website. If the hours are wrong or the category is off, that is where you lose the call.
Whether your details match everywhere
Your name, address and phone are sitting in dozens of directories. They almost never agree. Old suite numbers, a phone line you dropped two years ago, a spelling nobody fixed.
Reviews, next to the shops near you
How many you have, how recent they are, and how that stacks up against the businesses a customer is choosing between.
Then what?
You get a list. Hours that are wrong on three sites, an address from the office you left in 2021, a phone number that rings somewhere it should not, and a couple dozen directories that each want their own login and their own verification postcard.
None of it is difficult. All of it is tedious, and it drifts back, because those directories copy each other and nobody on your staff owns the job of checking.
The report also will not tell you which items matter for your kind of business. A florist and a roofer get flagged for the same things and should fix them in a completely different order.
Send it to us and we will read it with you. We will say what is costing you calls, what is noise you can ignore, and we can do the work rather than hand it back.
On-site SEO and local SEO are not the same thing
They get muddled constantly, and the difference decides who fixes what.
On-site SEO is the part that lives on your website. Page titles, meta descriptions, schema markup, headings that say what the page is, pages that load before somebody gives up. That is the groundwork Google needs from the site itself, and it is built into every site we do. You are not paying extra for it.
Local SEO is the other half, and almost none of it is on your website. It is your Google Business Profile, the directories that list you, whether your details agree across all of them, and your reviews. That is what the audit above measures, and it is a separate job with separate work behind it. If you want that handled, say so and we will tell you what it takes.
Nobody wants to spend Saturday
fixing directory listings.
Send us what the audit turned up. We will tell you which items are actually costing you calls and which ones you can leave alone, and we can do the work instead of handing you a checklist.