Q1: What is local SEO, and why do I need it?
Local SEO helps your business appear in
local search
results when people in your area search for your services. It increases visibility, attracts nearby
customers and drives real-world conversions like store visits, calls and WhatsApp enquiries.
Q2: How long does it take to see results from local SEO?
You may start seeing early movement within 4–6 weeks – more impressions, more Map views and better
discovery searches. Strong and stable ranking improvements usually take 2–3 months depending on
competition and your website’s current state.
Q3: What platforms do you optimise as part of local SEO?
We optimise Google Business Profile (GMB), local directories, map listings, mobile search experience
and your website’s location-focused content and metadata. We also pay close attention to review
profiles and NAP consistency.
Q4: Do I need a physical address to benefit from local SEO?
Yes, having a physical address or a defined service area helps you appear in Google’s local pack and
map searches. Even if you work from home, we can still structure your Local SEO in a way that builds
credibility and avoids policy issues.
Q5: Is local SEO different from traditional SEO?
Yes. Traditional SEO focuses on broader, non-geographic keywords and website authority. Local SEO
focuses on location-based searches, Google Maps visibility, citations and reviews. In practice, the
best results usually come from combining Local SEO with
standard SEO services
plus paid campaigns.
Want an honest review of your current local presence?
Share your Google Business Profile link and website URL, and we’ll send a short breakdown:
- Where you currently rank for top “near me” and city keywords.
- Issues with categories, NAP data, reviews or on-page content.
- 3–5 direct action steps you can implement this month.
👉 Drop your details on WhatsApp:
https://wa.me/918750347699
If you want to explore Local SEO on your own, tools like
Google Search Console
along with resources from
Moz – Local SEO
are a great starting point.