If I had 90 days to take a dying local business from 0 to $100k/mo...

Most local businesses waste time trying to rank for broad keywords like “best plumber.”
I’d go all-in on local intent keywords that bring paying customers.
80% of local businesses ignore GBP until it’s too late.
I’d optimize it before even touching the website.
- Add real images (not stock photos)
- Get 10+ reviews ASAP (ask past customers)
- Fill in business hours, description & services
Most local sites just list services with zero intent to rank.
I’d create a power page targeting:
- “[Service] in [City]”
- “Best [Service] near me”
- “Affordable [Service] in [City]”
Example: Instead of a generic "Plumbing" page, I’d create "Drain Cleaning in Austin – Fast & Affordable Service"
Most local businesses think blogs are useless. Wrong.
I'd publish hyper-local content to rank & build trust:
- "How to Fix a Leaky Pipe in Austin Homes (Plumber's Advice)"
- "Top 5 Roof Repair Mistakes Homeowners in Houston Make"
- "How Often Should You Service Your AC in Miami?"
Google loves location-based content.
Forget spammy directory links.
I’d focus on high-trust local links like:
- Local Chamber of Commerce
- Sponsor a local event (free PR links)
- Get listed in "Best of [City]" directories
- Partner with local bloggers
- Get high quality guest posts and link insertions
Google follows links to understand relevance.
Most local business websites are dead ends.
- Homepage links to top services
- Services link to blog posts for more context
- Blogs link back to service pages (boosts rankings)
People don’t type exact locations - Google does the work.
How to trigger “near me” rankings:
- Embed a Google Map
- List nearby landmarks in content
- Mention local zip codes naturally
- Add “Serving [Nearby Cities]” in the footer
Local SEO isn’t just about rankings.
It’s about booked calls & foot traffic.
I’d set up:
- Call tracking (separate # for Google Business)
- Google Analytics (to see traffic sources)
GPB Insights (see how customers find me)
If it’s not tracked, it doesn’t count.
Reviews aren’t just social proof - they push rankings.
I’d make it stupid easy for customers to leave a review:
- QR code on invoices
- Simple SMS follow-ups
- “Hey, we’d love your feedback!” (with a direct link)
No gimmicks. No spammy tricks. Just:
- GMB
- Strong service pages
- Local backlinks
- Reviews & content
Within 3 months, I’d have leads rolling in.
None of this will work if you don’t get to work.
Excuses don’t rank websites. Action does. Start today, follow the steps, and dominate your market.
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- Rank higher on Google
- Drive more local traffic
- Get consistent calls and inquiries
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