What is Local SEO and How Does It Work?
Local SEO is the process of optimising a business to appear in location-based search results. It covers everything from Google Business Profile to local citations and on-page signals.
Read the guidePractical guides on local SEO, content strategy, link building, and Google's algorithm — written for agencies that deliver results for clients.
Local SEO is the process of optimising a business to appear in location-based search results. It covers everything from Google Business Profile to local citations and on-page signals.
Read the guideRanking in the Google Maps 3-pack is driven by three core signals: proximity, relevance, and prominence. This guide covers exactly what moves each one.
Read the guideA fully optimised Google Business Profile is the single biggest lever in local SEO. This guide covers every field, every setting, and every activity that moves rankings.
Read the guideA complete local SEO checklist covering GBP, on-page, citations, reviews, local links, and technical signals. Use this to audit any local client in under an hour.
Read the guideA content cluster groups related pages around a central pillar page to build topical authority. This guide explains the hub and spoke model and how to build one step by step.
Read the guideDomain Authority is a Moz metric, not a Google ranking factor. This guide explains what DA actually measures, why Google ignores it, and what metrics matter instead.
Read the guideLink building in 2026 is about earning links from relevant, authoritative sites. This guide covers the tactics that work, the ones that are dead, and how agencies scale link acquisition.
Read the guideGoogle's algorithm processes hundreds of signals to rank pages. This guide covers crawling, indexing, core ranking factors, helpful content, and E-E-A-T in plain English for agencies.
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