Local SEO services that put you in the map pack, not on page two
Most local SEO is a checklist someone runs once and forgets. Ours is a system: the profile, the citations, the reviews and the pages all pulling in the same direction, measured by the calls they produce.
We are a Las Vegas SEO company running local campaigns across the country. Local search is its own ranking system. Relevance, distance and prominence decide the map pack, and none of them care how good your homepage looks. Every engagement opens with a local SEO audit.
How the map pack actually ranks
Google scores local results on three things: relevance, distance and prominence. Relevance is how well your profile and your site match the search. Distance is where the searcher happens to be standing, which you cannot control. Prominence is everything else, reviews, citations, links and how well known you are. Two of the three are yours to work on, and that is where a local campaign is won.
Google Business Profile optimization
Your profile is the product page for your business inside Google, and most of them are half filled. We set the primary category deliberately, because it carries more weight than any other single field, then add secondary categories, services, products, attributes, hours and real photos. Then we keep posting, because a profile nobody has touched in a year looks abandoned to Google and to customers.
Citations, NAP and the aggregators
A citation is any mention of your name, address and phone number. Google uses them to confirm you are real and consistent. Most businesses have a trail of old suite numbers, disconnected lines and duplicate listings behind them. We start at the data aggregators that feed the smaller directories, clear the duplicates, then work the sites that carry weight in your industry.
Reviews that actually move rankings
Volume matters, but so do recency, velocity and whether anyone replies. Forty reviews from three years ago is worse than twelve from this quarter. We build the ask into a process you already run, make leaving one a single tap for the customer, and answer every review, because responses are both a ranking signal and a sales page for the next person reading them.
Service area pages that are not templates
If you serve twelve cities you need twelve pages worth reading. The same paragraph with the city name swapped is a doorway page, and Google has been filtering those for years. We build each page around what actually happens in that market: the jobs you run there, the photos from them, the neighborhoods you cover and the questions people in that city ask before they call.
Local reporting tied to calls
A single map position is meaningless, because local rankings change block by block. We track a grid across your service area so you can see the actual shape of your visibility, then tie it to what the profile produced: calls, direction requests, website clicks and form fills. Rankings are the leading indicator. Calls are the point.
Recent local SEO reading
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