A list only tells part of the story
Listing the towns you serve helps people understand your coverage. Examples of completed jobs can show what your work looks like in those areas.
Local search
Help nearby customers find your business
People may search by service, city, or neighborhood, or rely on their device to use their location. Make it clear what you do, where you work, and what kind of jobs you've completed.
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Service areas
A list of locations you serve
yourwebsite.com/service-areas
Shelf install in Spring Branch
Details about a completed job nearby
/spring-branch/shelving-install
6 neighborhoods this month
Recent work across your service area
Show customers where you work
Customers may include a neighborhood in their search or rely on Google to use their location. A page about a real job can show what you did and where you did it, giving visitors more detail than a general list of service areas.
Start your 14-day trialTurn local jobs into website pages
When you finish a job, note the neighborhood and post a photo with a short description. Forxample turns the update into a page on your site. Use the slider to estimate how many pages you could add in a year.
192 examples
of your work, ready for the next customer who looks you up on your website
One page per job
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Month 12
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1 page per postNew pages added since launch
192
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M1
16
M3
48
M6
96
M12
192
Give your service area more context
A list of towns tells customers where you say you work, but it doesn't show what you've done there. Photos and short notes about recent jobs can make your service area clearer.
Start your 14-day trialShow the details customers need
Someone looking for a repair wants to know what you handle and whether you serve their area. A relevant job example can help answer both questions.
Keep your local details accurate
Google says local results depend mainly on relevance, distance, and prominence. Keep your Business Profile complete and your service-area information accurate so customers know where you work.
From a local job to a website page
Add a photo and short note about completed work, including the city or neighborhood. Forxample turns the update into a page on your website.
Complete a job
Include the city or neighborhood where you did the work.
Post an update
Add a photo and a short note about the job.
The page goes live
Forxample publishes the update on your site. Google may take time to show it in search results.
What local customers want to know
Before they call, people often want to know what you do, where you work, and whether you've handled a similar job.
Will customers search for my neighborhood?
Some people include a city or neighborhood in their search. Others rely on their device to use their location. Make your service areas clear on your website and Business Profile.
Should I describe specific jobs?
People may search for a task or problem instead of a broad service category. Describe your services in familiar terms, then share examples of related work.
How do I show I work nearby?
List the areas you serve and share recent jobs from those places. Leave out a customer's name or exact address unless you have permission to share it.
Help customers see where you work
List the areas you serve and share examples of completed jobs. This helps visitors understand what you do and whether you work in their neighborhood.
Start your 14-day trialFrequently asked questions
What if I work across a wide area?
List the areas you serve, then include the location when you post about a job. Visitors can see examples of work from across your service area. Avoid claiming locations you don't serve.
Do I need a Google Business Profile too?
Yes. Keep your Business Profile accurate and up to date, including your service areas, hours, and contact details. Your website can give customers more information about your services and recent work. Read the local SEO guide for contractors.
Can I post a job without saying whose house it was?
Yes. Share the city or neighborhood instead of the customer's name or exact address. Check photos for private details before posting them.
Will this help me show up in the map results?
A website page can't guarantee a place in Google's Maps results. Google says local rankings depend mainly on relevance, distance, and prominence. A complete, accurate Business Profile helps Google understand your business.
What happens after the 14-day trial?
You can choose a plan before the trial ends to keep your site live. We will remind you before the trial finishes. If you decide not to continue, you are not billed.
Show customers your work.
Post a photo and a short note about a finished job. Forxample turns the update into a page on your website.
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