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title: "Local SEO"
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serviceSlug: local-seo
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# Show up when nearby customers search

When a buyer searches for a supplier near them, Google shows a map and three firms. Local SEO gets you into that list for the places you genuinely work, with a properly run Google Business Profile, steady reviews and clear service-area pages.

## What is included
- **Google Business Profile** — Categories, services, photos, posts and opening hours set up and kept current.
- **Review routine** — A simple, compliant way to ask happy customers for reviews, and help replying to them.
- **Service-area pages** — Useful pages for the areas you actually serve, with real jobs and local detail.
- **Business listings** — Name, address and phone number made consistent across the directories that matter.
- **Local schema** — Structured data that tells search engines where you are and what you do.
- **Local links** — Mentions from local organisations, suppliers and trade bodies you work with.
- **Map rank tracking** — See how you appear in the map results across the areas you cover.
- **Calls and directions tracked** — Profile calls, website visits and direction requests reported monthly.

## Indicative pricing
All Happy Webs prices exclude VAT.
Local SEO is part of our search and growth plans, from £1,250 to £1,950 a month excluding VAT, with a three-month minimum and then 30 days' notice. We can quote a one-off local search setup after a free review.

## Frequently asked questions
### What is local SEO?

Making sure nearby customers find you when they search, especially in the Google map results. It covers your Google Business Profile, reviews, listings and local pages.
### Do we need a page for every town?

No. Thin pages for towns you do not really serve rarely rank and can hold the site back. We build pages for the areas you genuinely work in, with real local detail.
### Can you buy us reviews?

No, and you should not either. Fake reviews break Google's rules and UK consumer law. We set up an honest routine for asking real customers.
### Does local SEO matter for B2B firms?

Often, yes. Many B2B buyers search for suppliers, installers and maintenance firms near their site, and the map results show up for those searches too.