Services
You serve a region, not a street. The search results do not know that yet.
You will drive forty minutes for the right job, but Google puts you in front of people standing near your shop. Proximity is one of the strongest factors in a local search, so a business in Langley quietly loses every Abbotsford search to a smaller competitor who happens to be in Abbotsford. The fix is a real page for each town you actually serve, and it is the only honest one.
This is for you if
It is not for you if
Every line below is work that gets done, not a category. Where a term is unavoidable it is explained on the spot.
Every city page gets its own headline, its own description of what the work looks like there, and the trades or industries you actually serve in that area. This matters more than it sounds. Google has a name for twenty near-identical pages with the city name swapped out, it calls them doorway pages, and it demotes them on purpose. Pages that differ only by one word are worse than having no city pages at all.
A generator is a small script that builds each page from one shared template plus that town's own facts. The advantage is upkeep. Change your phone number, your hours or your offer once and every city page updates together, instead of you finding out eight months later that four of them still list the old number.
Page titles and descriptions written per city rather than duplicated, structured data naming the specific area served, and internal links so each town page is reachable in one click from the others. Included here rather than billed twice. This tier is Local SEO plus the geography, not a separate track running beside it.
You see where you sit for each city separately, because an average across a region hides the thing you need to know. Third in Langley and nowhere in Surrey averages out to a number that tells you nothing. Two towns performing and one dead is a decision you can act on.
Cancel any month, start to finish. You get the fixed number before any of it begins.
What this does not cover
A rented mailbox or a virtual office in every city so we can claim a map listing there. It works for a few months, it is against Google's rules, and a suspension takes the listing you already had down with it.
Three or four, done properly. Twenty thin pages rank worse than four real ones and cost more to write. We add towns as the first ones start earning.
Not if they are genuinely different, which is the whole job. If the only honest difference between two towns is the name, we will tell you that and leave the second one out rather than take the money.
No, and you almost certainly should not have one. A map listing needs a real staffed address. City pages on your own site are the legitimate way to reach the towns you drive to.
Run the free inspection. It takes about 30 seconds, needs no email, and it is what the recommendation is built from. If a cheaper tier will do, we will tell you that.
