Is this the same thing as running ads?

No. Local SEO is the Google Business Profile, the reviews, and the pages on your site. Paid lead generation is a separate package. If we run ads, the ad spend is billed by Google or Meta, not rolled into this fee.

Do I need a new website first?

Get on the Map can start from the Google Business Profile. Own Your County and Regional Dominance add pages every month, so we need a site we can edit. If the current site cannot hold those pages, the website packages are the place to start.

How fast will the Map Pack move?

We do not promise a ranking. Reviews, photos, and pages compound, and we send a monthly report of what moved and which calls came in. Seasonal work has to be published before the season, not after the first storm.

What do you need from the crew?

Real photos of real jobs, and a habit of asking for the review when the work is done. We set up the text or QR card. Someone on the crew still has to hand it over.

Local SEO

Show Up When They Search the Town You Work In.

Google Business Profile, reviews, and pages for the services and towns you actually cover. Built so the call comes from the map, not from another dashboard.

Sound Familiar?

If You're Not in the Top Three on the Map, the Phone Stays Quiet.

Most of the calls for excavation, plowing, septic, concrete, and truck repair start on a phone, in Google Maps. A Facebook page and a one-page site do not give Google a service and a town to rank.

The work is straightforward: a complete Business Profile, photos of real equipment, a way for the crew to ask for the review, and pages that match how people search. Then we keep publishing, because a listing that goes quiet drops back down.

What the Pages Do

Google needs a page for the service and a page for the town.

Iron Forge in Sedalia, Colorado went from 7 indexed pages to 55. The same build went from 0 to 1,500 Google impressions in the first 3 weeks. That is the website and the Google stack together — the SEO packages keep that kind of page growing after launch.

Read the Iron Forge case study →

Investment

Local SEO Pricing

Three monthly plans. The Map Pack work is in every one of them. The higher plans add pages, links, and more than one county.

Get on the Map

$500–$900/mo

Optional setup $500–$1,000

6-month minimum

Google Business Profile fully filled in
Weekly posts and photos on the profile
Name, address, and phone listed on the top 30–40 directories
A review request the crew can send by text or hand over as a QR card
A monthly report on rankings and calls

Own Your County

$1,200–$2,000/mo

6-month minimum

Everything in Get on the Map
2–4 new service pages, town pages, or articles each month
On-page optimization of what is already live
Local links from suppliers, associations, and sponsorships
Review responses
Map Pack rank tracking across the area you serve

Regional Dominance

$2,500–$4,000/mo

12-month engagement

Everything in Own Your County
A plan for more than one location or county
6–8 content pieces a month
Technical audits and a look at where competitors outrank you
A seasonal content calendar, published ahead of the busy months
YouTube titles, descriptions, and pages tied to the videos

Ranges are the published plan. The exact number is set on the strategy call from how many locations and towns you cover.

Bundles: Ground Floor, Crew, and The DIGG Growth System from $8,500/mo →

Questions

Frequently Asked About Local SEO

Want the Map Listing Working Before the Season Hits?

Book a strategy call. We'll look at the Business Profile and tell you which plan fits the area you cover.

What would this cost? Get a 60-second estimate →

Or call us directly: 720-575-8721