Find out where you actually stand
Position checked from several points across the area you cover, not from your own postcode. This usually produces the first genuinely new information an owner has had about their search presence.
We connect your website, business profile, service area and local signals so somebody searching nearby gets a clear answer instead of a maybe.
Start with a free check01Clearer service and location relevance
02A stronger route from search to enquiry
03Fewer gaps between the site and business profile
Most trades businesses are competing in a contest they can't see. You know roughly where you rank because you have searched for yourself from your own yard, which is the one place you'll always look good. Two streets away it can be a different picture entirely, and nobody has ever shown you that.
Underneath sits a more basic problem. The profile says one thing, the website says another, an old directory listing says a third, and Google is trying to work out which version of your business is real. Local SEO is mostly the work of making those agree, then earning relevance for the jobs you want rather than the ones you happen to get.
In the order it gets done, because the order matters more than the list.
Position checked from several points across the area you cover, not from your own postcode. This usually produces the first genuinely new information an owner has had about their search presence.
Primary category, services, service areas, hours and address configuration. For trades the address setting alone is the difference between ranking and being suspended, and it is wrong more often than not.
Name, address and phone number reconciled across the site, the profile and the directories still carrying old versions of your details. Mismatches are quiet and they cost you.
A page for each job you want more of, written around the search rather than around your company history. Which jobs those are is a commercial decision we make with you, not a keyword export.
An honest structure for the areas you serve, which for most trades means service areas and a coverage page rather than a page per town. We'll explain why if you have been told otherwise.
A workable routine for asking, plus replies to what comes in. Recency counts for more than the total, and most trades ask in bursts or not at all.
Treating local SEO as a monthly quantity of activity: a number of posts, a number of directory submissions, a report. It is closer to removing obstacles in the right order, and a business with a misconfigured profile and an unindexed site doesn't need content yet.
Reporting a single ranking position for a whole county. Position varies street by street for a service-area business, so one number is either meaningless or it was chosen because it flatters.
If any of these describe you, we would rather say so now than take a month’s money finding out.
Usually that the work is visible. You get told what changed, when, and what happened to the numbers afterwards. If that sounds like a low bar it is, and it is also the thing most trades say they never had.
Yes, for the work to be done rather than recommended. You grant it, you can revoke it, and nothing is changed on a live site without that access being given first.
That gets dealt with before anything else, because a suspension removes you from the map entirely and no amount of on-site work compensates for it.
Tell us your trade and the area you cover. We'll check where you actually rank across it, not from your own postcode, and show you what came back.