For local service businesses
Local SEO audit: can customers find you on Google?
We check crawlability, indexing signals, page structure, technical health, and schema, then can implement the agreed fixes that are within your control.
A local SEO audit checks whether service pages are crawlable and indexable, whether titles and structure make each page's purpose clear, whether business and service-area information is consistent, and whether the site has important technical barriers.
We identify issues such as a stray noindex, a missing sitemap, thin or duplicate service pages, weak local signals, or inaccurate schema. After implementation, a repeat audit can verify the technical and on-page changes; search engines still decide when and how the pages appear.
Part of the full website visibility audit — search, AI, and customer clarity together.
What we check
The signals that matter
Found
Search & Local SEO
- Crawlability, indexability, sitemaps & robots
- Titles, headings, and on-page structure
- Local signals: consistent name, address & phone (NAP), service areas & Google Business Profile
- Page speed and core technical health
- Schema / structured data coverage
Sample findings
The kind of issues we surface
Illustrative examples — every real finding names the page, the evidence, and the fix.
Your service pages are hidden from Google
A single stray setting is telling Google to skip your core service pages, so those pages are not eligible to appear in search until the setting is corrected and the pages are crawled again.
Google can't confirm where you work or who to trust
Inconsistent business and service-area information can make it harder for search systems to connect the website with the correct entity and market.
Questions people ask
Straight answers
What does a local SEO audit check?
Whether search engines can crawl and index your service pages, how your titles, headings, and on-page structure read to Google, your local signals (consistent name/address/phone and Google Business alignment), core technical health and page speed, and your structured-data coverage. Every issue comes with the page it's on and the fix.
Why isn't my business showing up on Google?
Common causes include a directive telling Google to skip a page, pages that have not been indexed, inconsistent business information, thin or duplicate content, weak internal linking, or technical performance problems. The audit records which of these signals are present; it does not claim to know every ranking decision inside Google.
How long until local SEO fixes show results?
We implement fixes within days to a couple of weeks depending on scope, but search engines then take their own time to re-crawl and reflect changes — anyone promising a date is guessing. That's why we re-audit your own site with the same scoring so you can see the before/after rather than wait on a promise.
Published method
Read the checks before you buy them
The signals behind this audit are published in full, free to run yourself. If you would rather do the work in-house, take them.
See where Google stands on your site — free
Request your directional Found score and the technical issues that may limit search eligibility or clarity.
Evidence-based scores, not guarantees.