Yes. Local SEO is built into every site we ship, as part of the build rather than an add-on: Google Business Profile setup, local citations and on-page schema. Ongoing ranking work is a separate monthly we quote per business. Your domain we point with you, step by step, and we never ask for your registrar password.
What is included in every build
- Google Business Profile setup. The listing in the map results is where most local calls start. We set it up so it matches the website exactly: the same name, phone, hours and towns. Google Business Profile for a local business covers the parts that matter.
- Local citations. Your business details listed consistently on the directories Google checks against.
- On-page schema. Code on the page that tells Google, in its own format, what your business is, where it works and how to reach it.
That is the groundwork. Local SEO explained for owners explains why those three come first. If your site is not being found at all, start with why your website isn't generating leads.
What ongoing SEO adds, and why it is quoted
Ongoing ranking work is content, more citations, review-building, and reporting on what you actually rank for. It is a separate monthly, quoted for your business, because the amount you need depends on your trade and how competitive your town is. A roofer in a busy metro and a plumber in a small town are not the same job.
Your hosting plan covers hosting and edits. It does not include ongoing SEO, and we would rather say so now than surprise you later.
How pointing your domain works
Your domain is the address people type, like yourbusiness.com. You bought it from a registrar such as GoDaddy, Namecheap or Squarespace, and it stays in your account.
- We send you the exact two records to add, written out for your registrar.
- You log in to your registrar and add them. We stay on the phone while you do, or share a screen and walk through it live.
- We check that the site loads on your address and tell you when it is done.
Why we never ask for your password
Your registrar login controls your domain, which means your website and usually your email too. Nobody else needs it to point a domain, so we never ask for it. If anyone ever does ask you to send it, that is the moment to slow down. Your website handoff kit lists the other accounts worth keeping in your own name.
Where to start
The free website audit checks whether your current site gives Google what it needs to read, whether it can be found at all, and whether visitors can call from it. It is the quickest way to see which part of this needs work first. Questions about cost go to pricing.