Only three businesses make the map pack. The work below is how yours becomes one of them.
Local SEO is the work that gets your business shown to people searching near you, in the map pack and in the local results under it. Our local SEO services cover every part of that work: the profile, the listings, the reviews, the pages on your site, and the tracking that shows what it produces.
Everything is handled by one team and reported on one dashboard, so nothing stalls waiting on three vendors.
Read how Google ranks local results, the signals behind the map pack, and a 20-point checklist.
Where you rank across your service area, what your profile is missing, which listings have the wrong phone or address, and what your top three competitors do that you do not. Delivered as a written report before any work starts.
The right primary and secondary categories, every service listed with a description, real photos, products, attributes, weekly posts, and review replies. The profile is the biggest local ranking factor, so it gets rebuilt first.
The searches people in your area actually use, such as "emergency plumber near me" or "water heater repair" plus a city. Each one is assigned to a page before we write a word, so two pages never compete for the same search.
One page for each city or neighborhood you serve, written with real local detail, not the same paragraph with the city name swapped. Service pages get the same care, so you rank for the service and the place together.
Name, address, and phone in the footer and on the contact page, LocalBusiness schema on every location page, an embedded map, click-to-call on mobile, and titles that include the city.
Your business listed the same way on Bing Places, Apple Business Connect, Yelp, Facebook, the data aggregators, and the directories in your industry. Duplicates removed, old addresses fixed.
A simple system for asking happy customers for reviews (text link, QR card, email follow-up), plus replies to every review in your voice. Review count, rating, and recency all feed your rankings.
Links from places that make sense for a local business: the chamber of commerce, local news, sponsorships, suppliers, and partners. A handful of relevant local links beats a hundred random ones.
Map pack positions tracked on a grid across your service area, not just from your office. Call tracking, form tracking, profile calls and direction requests, and Search Console clicks in one plain-language report.
Dental offices, clinics, restaurants, gyms, and shops. One profile, one address, one city to win. The map pack is the whole game.
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, pressure washing, remodelers, and movers. No storefront, a hidden address, and 10 to 30 cities to cover with pages and profile settings.
Every location gets its own profile, page, and citations under one brand standard. Franchise and multi-location SEO has its own page.
Law firms, accountants, medical and mental health practices, and veterinary clinics. Reviews and trust carry more weight here than anywhere else.
You see: a written audit and a plan with priorities
You see: a complete profile, consistent listings, first movement on the rank grid
You see: pages indexed, new reviews arriving, “service + city” rankings starting
You see: map pack positions and calls in the first full monthly report
| Deliverable | What it is | When |
|---|---|---|
| Local SEO audit | Written report on your profile, listings, reviews, pages, and top three competitors | Week 2 |
| Keyword map | Spreadsheet that assigns every "service + city" search to one page | Week 2 |
| Rank grid baseline | Map pack positions at points across your service area, before any changes | Week 2 |
| Profile rebuild | Categories, services, photos, products, and first posts, with a change log | Days 15 to 30 |
| Citation report | Every listing checked, corrected, and logged with its status | Day 30 |
| Location and service pages | Published pages with schema, internal links, and click-to-call | Days 31 to 60 |
| Review request kit | Text link, printable QR card, and email template ready for your team | Days 31 to 60 |
| Monthly report and call | Rank grid, calls, direction requests, forms, and clicks, plus a 30-minute review | Every month |
The contractor served several cities from one office and had one generic services page. Google had nothing to rank for "service + city" searches, and the profile was missing half its services.
How many locations and cities you want to rank in, how competitive your industry is in those markets, and how much citation and review cleanup is needed at the start. The free audit sets the scope, so the quote reflects your actual market.
| Typical local SEO agency | Rank Titans | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Google Business Profile and citations | Profile, citations, location pages, site fixes, and hosting from the same team |
| Location pages | One template with the city name swapped | A real page per city with local detail, photos, and LocalBusiness schema |
| Rank tracking | One position checked from the office address | A grid of points across your service area, so you see the real spread |
| Keyword work | A keyword list | A keyword map that assigns every search to one page before anything is written |
| Reporting | Rankings | Calls, direction requests, form fills, and rankings month over month, with a 30-minute review call |
| Reviews | "Ask your customers for reviews" | A request system set up for you, plus replies to every review in your voice |
Most local SEO companies only touch your Google Business Profile. We also fix the site it links to, because a slow, thin website drags the profile down with it.
A map pack position checked from your office means nothing. We track a grid of points across your service area and report the real spread.
Every location page has local detail, its own photos, and its own schema. Doorway pages get ignored by Google and by people.
Profile calls, direction requests, tracked phone calls, and form fills, month over month. Rankings are in the report too, but they are not the headline.
Yes. Every location gets its own profile, page, citations, and reporting under one brand standard. See franchise and multi-location SEO for how that program is scoped.
