Service area page planner
List your services and the towns you serve. You get the pages to build and in what order, with URL slugs, title tags, meta descriptions, H1s, outlines, and internal links, plus what it would cost us to build.
Your business and your map
Pick your trade, add your home base, then the towns you serve and the services you sell. The plan updates as you type.
Towns you serve
Up to 15, most important first. Paste a list with commas if you like. Your home base is covered on Home, so it never gets a town page.
0 of 15 towns
Pick your trade to start.
One clear job per page, and real local content behind it
A page about drain cleaning answers a search for drain cleaning better than a Home page that lists ten services in one line. So each core service gets its own page, with what the job involves, what changes the price, and the questions customers ask. Home links to every one of them.
Town pages only help when they say something true about that town: jobs you did there, the neighborhoods you work in, local rules or seasons. Pages that copy the same text and swap the town name are near duplicates, and search engines tend to ignore them. That is why every town page here has parts only you can write, and why your other towns stay in a service area list until you can.
Nothing here guarantees rankings, calls, or a spot on the map. The plan gives search engines and customers a clear, honest picture of what you do and where. The rest comes from your reviews, your Google Business Profile, and time.
- One page
Home covers every service and lists every town in a service area section. That is Local Reach: one page built around one primary market.
$750 - Up to five core pages
Home, Contact, and your top service and town pages. Local Authority covers up to five core pages, Contact included, across your main market and selected areas.
$1,000 - More than five
Local Authority, plus the extra service or location pages, quoted as an add-on once we see the plan.
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