Local SEO
Simpleweb can scope Local SEO for eligible businesses with real staffed locations or legitimate service areas. An approved engagement would begin with verified facts, client-owned access, and an approved change plan; third-party platforms still control verification, moderation, propagation, and rankings.
Service priorities
Use client-approved legal and trading facts, staffed-location or legitimate service-area information, categories, services, hours, contact details, and public claims without inventing a local presence.
The client would retain primary ownership of business properties. Named access, least privilege, written approval, human QA, change records, and escalation rules would apply before production-bound work.
Use available source-native profile, search, analytics, citation, and verified business data with dates, location scope, samples, missing-data notes, and attribution limits.
Working scope
Local SEO Services deliverables
07The included brand and locations, approved business facts, primary owners, delegated access, verification state, known disputes, client approvers, and secure revocation responsibilities.
A location-level review of approved profile fields, categories, services, hours, service areas, website paths, ownership, duplicates, restrictions, suspensions, and unresolved provider actions.
The agreed legitimate sources, observed name-address-phone state, correction or submission action, provider-review status, verification evidence, limitations, and next owner.
Human-approved request and response rules that prohibit fabricated, purchased, coerced, staff-written, selectively gated, privacy-invasive, or otherwise misleading review activity.
Observations for approved local pages, internal links, structured-data facts, contact and booking paths, canonicals, crawl behavior, mobile experience, and available measurement.
A bounded action plan recording requester, source value, proposed change, client approval, implementer, reviewer, dependency, risk, verification result, and correction or rollback owner.
Completed work, provider-controlled pending items, available profile and website observations, sampled visibility or citation checks, data gaps, attribution limits, decisions, and next actions.
Delivery process
Confirm a lawful, platform-eligible business, real staffed locations or legitimate service areas, client authority, primary ownership, approved facts, policy fit, capacity, and the secure-access boundary.
Output: Eligibility and authority decisionCreate the source-of-truth, access, profile, duplicate, citation, review, website, measurement, and known-risk records for the exact included scope.
Output: Local presence baselineRank bounded actions by factual correctness, policy and ownership risk, buyer usefulness, dependency, evidence quality, effort, and approved business priority.
Output: Approved action roadmapPrepare or apply only the written, client-approved profile, citation, review-workflow, website, schema, or measurement changes included in scope, followed by named human QA.
Output: Change and QA recordReport completed work, provider state, available source-native observations, missing data, sampling and attribution limits, unresolved risks, decisions, and the next approved actions.
Output: Monthly evidence and decision reportService questions
The business must be identifiable, lawful, platform-eligible, and represented with truthful staffed-location or legitimate service-area facts. Fake or virtual locations presented as staffed premises, deceptive service areas, ownership abuse, prohibited review tactics, and unsupported reinstatement expectations are declined or paused.
For one brand and up to three eligible locations, the proposed baseline covers the eligibility, ownership, access and source-of-truth register; a profile and duplicate-risk audit per location; a NAP and citation audit for up to 20 agreed sources per location; review governance; local website and measurement review; a 90-day roadmap; and a baseline report. The proposed monthly scope can include up to three approved profile work packages across the account, 15 citation actions, two approved content or workflow briefs, one bounded website ticket when expressly included, a completed-work report, and one 60-minute review. The signed scope controls the final quantities.
The client retains primary ownership of its business properties. The proposed workflow would use named invitations, the lowest practical role, MFA where supported, an access register, and prompt revocation. Passwords, verification codes, recovery codes, and tokens must not be shared through ordinary email, chat, documents, or tickets.
Only the brands, eligible locations, sources, work packages, briefs, implementation tickets, tools, and reporting quantities written into the approved proposal are included. No public change is made without the required client approval and QA record, and additional locations or activity follow written change control.
No. Simpleweb does not create, buy, exchange, coerce, selectively gate, impersonate, or fabricate reviews, and does not promise review removal. Request and response governance must be factual, respectful, privacy-aware, client-approved, and human-reviewed. The platform controls moderation outcomes.
No. Platforms control verification, moderation, duplicates, suspensions, reviews, propagation, and ranking systems. Market conditions, eligibility, access, data quality, website state, client approvals, competitors, and implementation affect observations. An approved engagement would reserve capacity for documented work, not a guaranteed ranking or commercial outcome.
Reports under an approved scope would use only available, approved source-native business-profile, Search Console, analytics, citation, rank-sample, call, booking, or CRM evidence. They would preserve dates and location scope, identify provider definitions, disclose missing data and attribution limits, and never interpret unavailable data as zero.
No premium Local SEO subscription is assumed. A client-specific tool, API, aggregator, citation fee, call-tracking service, processor, or other pass-through cost requires written approval and is client-paid or separately quoted. Bulk or autonomous publishing would not be used.
Paid advertising, deceptive review or listing tactics, mass low-quality citations, false addresses or service areas, keyword-stuffed business names, guaranteed verification or reinstatement, crisis reputation management, legal review, 24/7 monitoring, photography or video, full local-page copywriting, premium subscriptions, and unapproved platform, website, or data work are excluded. Any legitimate additional work requires written review and approval.
A custom proposal follows the eligibility, location count, ownership, profile state, citation scope, review and website needs, measurement access, risk, capacity, and required tools. Commercial and legal terms become client-facing only through the signed, appropriately reviewed agreement.
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