Google Business Profile foundation
Category, service, profile, link and business-data review. Recommendations are based on the profile and website evidence available in scope.
Profile review + prioritized corrections
Remote local-search operations · United States
We turn scattered local-search signals into one clear system: Google Business Profile foundations, useful local pages, citation consistency, technical SEO and measurement — delivered remotely, without fake local presence.
It is the work of making a real business understandable and useful for a location-sensitive search: accurate business data, a clear service area, pages with distinct intent, healthy crawl paths and measurement tied to the right landing page.
YAG works remotely across the United States. We never turn remote delivery into a fictional office, and we do not publish location pages solely to manufacture reach.
Each line produces a concrete output. The proposal selects only the work the business actually needs.
Category, service, profile, link and business-data review. Recommendations are based on the profile and website evidence available in scope.
Profile review + prioritized corrections
State, city and service routes are mapped to distinct intent. Thin or overlapping pages are consolidated before more URLs are created.
Route map + internal-link plan
Public business information is checked for consistency across the sources included in the project. Unknown data stays unknown.
Source ledger + mismatch list
Canonicals, indexation, structured data, mobile usability, crawl paths and page performance are reviewed together.
Technical fixes + validation evidence
Pages answer the questions a buyer has in that market without pretending the agency or client has an office where it does not.
Page briefs + on-page improvements
Queries, landing pages and conversions are tracked only where the required data source is available and connected.
Baseline + next review decision
Separating intent prevents the site from making several pages compete for the same topic.
No universal playbook, no guaranteed position and no activity report disguised as progress.
Choose the services, real service area and buyer intent that matter commercially.
Review the website, business profile, citations, indexation and measurement sources in scope.
Correct the smallest set of technical, content and entity issues that limits discovery.
Compare the agreed baseline, document limitations and continue only where evidence supports it.
Explore representative state and city guides built from the site’s real geographic architecture.
These routes describe remote service coverage and market context. They do not represent YAG office locations.
Clear scope beats a vague promise.
A scope can include Google Business Profile review, local landing pages, citation consistency, technical SEO, structured data, internal linking and measurement. The exact work depends on the business model, service area and evidence available.
Yes. The work is delivered remotely for US businesses. We do not claim that YAG has a physical office in a city or state where it does not. Local relevance must come from the client’s real service area, operations and public business evidence.
No. Rankings depend on relevance, distance, prominence, competition, platform changes and the quality of the underlying business information. The work improves foundations and measures outcomes; it does not guarantee a position.
Entry SEO scopes start at $99 per month. The final price depends on the number of locations, services, pages, profiles, source corrections and reporting requirements. Scope is confirmed before paid work begins.
Not automatically. A city page should have a distinct user purpose, accurate service-area context and enough useful information to stand on its own. Creating large volumes of near-duplicate pages can dilute quality and create cannibalization.
Local SEO focuses on discovery for location-sensitive searches and map results. Generative Engine Optimization focuses on source clarity and citation eligibility in generated answers. They can support each other, but they are different services and should not share the same landing-page intent.
There is no universal timeline. The initial scope defines a baseline and review point based on the work involved and the available data. Technical fixes can be validated immediately; search visibility and lead changes require observation over time.
Start with a free human SEO audit. We will separate what is observed, what is inferred and what should happen next.