Own The Searches In The Areas You Serve

Our local SEO starts at £500 per month for the town around you, with no setup fee and no minimum term. The price rises with how far out you want to be found, up to £2,500 a month for a whole city, and with how many locations you have and how competitive your niche is. If you only need your Google profile looked after, our Maps Plan is £59 a month plus VAT. Agencies across the UK typically run somewhere between £300 and £1,500 a month for local work.

Listing and technical fixes can show up in weeks. Google Business Profile corrections, category changes and schema often move things quickly because you are removing a problem rather than building an asset. Ranking consistently in the map pack for competitive terms is a matter of months, because prominence is earned through reviews, mentions and links that accumulate. A realistic shape is early movement inside the first month or two, meaningful position change by month three to six, and compounding after that.

Regular SEO competes for a page of blue links on a national or global basis. Local SEO competes for results that Google filters by where the searcher is standing, which means a different set of ranking signals: proximity, your Google Business Profile, review volume and recency, citation consistency, and content that names the places you actually serve. A business can rank well nationally and still be invisible to someone two streets away, which is why the two are run differently.

No. Service area businesses such as electricians, plumbers, mobile therapists and trades rank in local results without a shopfront by setting a service area on the Google Business Profile and hiding the street address. A lot of our clients have no premises a customer would ever visit. The work is broadly the same, with more weight on service and area pages because there is no address doing that job for you.

The basics, yes, and you should. Claim and complete your Google Business Profile, get your name, address and phone identical everywhere, ask every happy customer for a review, and keep your opening hours accurate. That alone puts a lot of businesses ahead of their competitors. Where it gets difficult is the ongoing work: tracking what actually moved, building genuine local prominence, keeping dozens of platforms consistent, and diagnosing why a ranking dropped. That is what most people hand over.

The map pack is the block of three business listings with a map that Google shows above the organic results for local searches. It matters because it sits at the top of the page, it shows your rating, your hours and a call button, and it captures the searches where someone is ready to act rather than still researching. Ranking fourth means being on a page almost nobody expands.

Not by rankings alone, because rankings move with the searcher's location. We report from Google Analytics and Google Search Console directly, and pair position tracking with the things that pay your wages: calls, direction requests, form submissions, and profile views. If rankings climb and enquiries do not, that is a finding we bring to you rather than a number we leave out of the report.

Yes. We are based in London at 86-90 Paul Street, but local SEO is not run from a doorstep. Campaigns target whichever towns, cities or service areas a client actually covers, anywhere in the United Kingdom.