Local search / Your services and area

Help nearby customers find the right service.

If you serve a town, region or local community, your website should say what you offer, where you work and how someone can enquire.

What we review.

• Whether your service pages describe the actual work and areas you cover.
• Whether names, contact details, opening hours and booking links are accurate.
• Page titles, headings and internal links that help people reach the right information.
• For an eligible business, whether its Google Business Profile matches its real services and customer-facing details.

Useful local pages, based on your business.

A page about a service in an area should help a customer make a decision: what is available, practical limits, travel or call-out arrangements, and real examples you have permission to share. We ask you to confirm those facts. We do not invent offices, customer reviews or hundreds of near-identical town pages.

How we measure progress.

With your permission, we use Search Console and available business-profile reports to understand search impressions, clicks and enquiries. A search result recorded for one phrase and location is a snapshot; it does not prove that a business has lost visitors or sales. We agree useful measures and compare like-for-like periods where data exists.

Choose the right starting point.

The £49 Google improvement package covers on-page changes to up to three existing pages. Business Profile management, new local pages and ongoing reporting are separately scoped; they are not hidden extras added to that package.

Tell us your current website, services and real coverage area. We will explain the proposed work and price before starting.