When a business grows past one location, SEO gets messy fast: duplicate pages, unmanaged profiles and branches competing with each other. I bring every location under one plan, so you rank nationally and still win each city’s map pack.
The more locations a brand has, the more small problems repeat across every one of them.
Identical pages with a city name swapped rarely rank and can drag the site down.
Each Google Business Profile has different categories, photos and review habits.
Branches and the national site target the same searches.
Reporting is per branch, so no one sees the full picture.
Big agencies are good at national keywords, but local signals are where multi-location brands win or lose.
Every location, profile and page reviewed to find the biggest gaps.
A scalable template with unique local content for each branch.
Consistent categories, posts, photos and reviews across every profile.
The non-local searches your brand should own, mapped to the right pages.
Site structure, internal links and crawl health for large sites.
One report covering every location, plus map scans for each market.
Every location, profile and key page reviewed and scored.
Location page system and profile standards set up.
Locations upgraded in priority order, starting with your biggest markets.
New locations added and monthly reporting across all markets.
Location fixes show up market by market. I prioritize the locations with the most revenue potential, so the biggest wins come first, usually within three to six months.
From two branches to large networks. I set up systems and templates so the quality stays the same as you grow.
Yes. I work with franchise brands and their owners to keep profiles and pages consistent without losing local detail.
Not when each one has real local content. Copy-paste pages are the problem, and I avoid them.
Yes. I plan national and local keywords together so branch pages and national pages don’t compete.
A single roll-up report plus per-location map scans, so leadership and branch managers both see what matters.
Expect your top markets to move within three to six months, with other locations following in order.
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