Website SEO
Making your website clearly say what you do and where you do it.
What it is
Google checks your website to confirm what your Google Business Profile says. It reads the page title, the main heading and your business details closely. On most local business sites these are missing or vague, and fixing them is often the quickest improvement available.
Why it matters
- Your page title and main heading tell Google what the page is about. They should name your trade and your town.
- Your business name, address and phone number on the site should match your Google Business Profile exactly. Differences cost trust.
- Structured data tells Google directly what kind of business you are and where you work.
What we do
- 01Rewrite the home page title to include your trade, your town and your main services.
- 02Set the main heading to your trade and your town, with your main services as subheadings.
- 03Add your business name, address and phone number to every page, matching your profile.
- 04Add a Google map of your location to the home page.
- 05Add local business structured data.
- 06Check how many of your pages Google has indexed, and fix any it has missed.
When it happens
Week one
- Title and headings rewritten
- Business details added to every page
- Map added
- Structured data added
Every month after
- Indexing checked
- New pages set up correctly as they are added
- Titles adjusted as rankings change
What you get
A website that states clearly, in the places Google reads first, what you do and where you do it.
Related
- Service and area pagesAdding pages that show Google you know your trade and work in your area.
- Google Business ProfileCompleting and managing the profile that decides whether you appear in the map results.
- BenchmarkingMeasuring where you rank across your area, and what the top 10 have that you do not.
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