Show up when the search is nearby.
Local SEO is the map pack, the Google Business Profile, and a website that tells the same story as the listing.
When someone adds “near me” or a city, Google leans on the business profile. The name, the address, the phone, the hours, the category, and the reviews have to match the website. Lead Miners keeps its own listing tight for that reason: 1160 Burrard St #608D, Vancouver, BC V6Z 2E8, (778) 656-2830.
The work
- A profile audit: categories, services, description, photos, hours, and the link to the site.
- One phone number on the listing. Tracking numbers stay on ads, not on the public profile.
- Citations that repeat the same name, address, and phone.
- Review requests sent to real customers, with no gate that hides unhappy ones.
- A page for each real location. Service-area businesses get a clear service-area story, not a fake storefront.
Multi-location brands in Canada and the United States get a profile and a page per real location, tracked by city.
Questions
Do you change our Google listing for us?
We can draft the changes and, with access, publish them. The profile owner stays the business. We do not create a second listing for the same storefront.
What if we serve customers at their location?
Say so on the profile and on the site. Hide the address only when Google’s rules say a storefront should be hidden. The service area should match where crews actually go.
Can one listing cover both countries?
No. A listing is a place. A Vancouver studio does not pretend to be a shop in another city. National work is a website and ads job, not a second fake pin.