Memphis restaurant, Crossroads, 3 months
30%increase in reservations
A Memphis restaurant reaches three neighborhood map packs
Strong reviews but invisible in neighborhood searches. Map pack for 3 neighborhoods; reservations up 30%.
Most local searches show the map first. Getting into it is mostly profile, listing and review work, and all three come in every plan.
5 plans from $65 a month, month to month. See prices
Client result: Nashville hvac company, City Limits, 6 months: #1 in the Google Map Pack for their most profitable searches.

A customer in Murfreesboro types "plumber near me", sees three businesses on a map and calls one of them. If you are not in those three, most of that search never reaches you, however good your work is.
Google names three things behind local results: relevance, distance and prominence. Distance is fixed. The other two are work, and in a smaller Tennessee city a complete profile and steady reviews often stand out quickly, because few competitors have done either.
Categories, services, attributes, hours, photos and description, checked against the businesses shown above you.
Name, address and phone made identical across the directories that matter, duplicates merged, old addresses removed after a move.
A routine for asking every customer, a short review link, and replies. No gating, no incentives.
One real page per service and per city you serve, with local detail, not a list of town names in the footer.
Guest posts, Web 2.0 pages and amplification links each month, in the numbers your plan lists, with each one in your report.
All five plans cover your Google Business Profile, your listings across the web and a review routine. Month to month, cancel by email.
$125 a month
Or one month only, no subscription: $140One city such as Cookeville or Maryville, a few services, a handful of rivals.
Start Town Square$235 a month
Or one month only, no subscription: $260A metro service area (Knoxville, Chattanooga, Murfreesboro) with a crowded map pack.
Start City LimitsAdds in-depth keyword research, premium indexing, an on-page audit, a content gap analysis.
$325 a month
Or one month only, no subscription: $380Nashville or Memphis competition, or several cities and a second site.
Start Grand DivisionAdds competitor analysis, 2 websites.
$575 a month
Or one month only, no subscription: $620Several locations or the whole state, or a site whose old links need a toxic check.
Start Three DivisionsAdds 4 websites, a toxic link check.
Starting out? Crossroads is $65 a month for one location in a small town, with five target keywords, five guest posts, five Web 2.0 pages and 1,500 support links. Start Crossroads
Memphis restaurant, Crossroads, 3 months
30%increase in reservations
Strong reviews but invisible in neighborhood searches. Map pack for 3 neighborhoods; reservations up 30%.
"Tennessee local SEO. Our shop is in the map pack for three cities now."
Bobby Ray Whitaker ยท 5/5
Find out what is realistic for you, freeA full profile audit against the businesses above you, fixes made or sent to you, citation cleanup started, and the review routine set up.
Service and city pages written or improved, the month's guest posts and Web 2.0 pages placed, and the first report with every link.
More reviews, more links, and pages for the next towns you serve. Map results in smaller cities often move within a few months; busy metros take longer.
East Tennessee is on Eastern time, the rest of the state on Central. If you are in Cookeville and serve the Cumberland Plateau, say on your site which clock your hours and booking use.
Franklin, Cleveland, Columbia, Jackson and Bristol all share their names with places elsewhere. Write the state everywhere: "Cleveland, TN" in titles, citations and schema.
A Bristol shop on State Street, a Memphis contractor working in Southaven, a Clarksville business serving Fort Campbell families: each needs listings with one real address, and pages for the other side only where the work is real.
Each city page covers its own towns and a first 90-day plan. See who outranks you, free
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Usually months, and it depends on the competition. A Business Profile and listing cleanup in a smaller city can move map results within a few months; a page aimed at a crowded Nashville search takes longer. Anyone who names a date for first place is guessing.
No. Nobody controls Google, and a promise of first place is a reason to walk away from an agency. What we commit to is the work listed in your plan, done every month, and a report that lets you check each link we placed.
Guest posts are placed through outreach on independent sites the agency does not own, Web 2.0 pages sit on large publishing platforms, and the amplification links point at those pages, never straight at your site. Each placed link is in your monthly report, so you can open and judge it. Three Divisions adds a toxic link check for older sites.
Sometimes not, and your free scorecard will say so before you spend anything. Our plans are set in advance and each month's work follows the same list, which is how the price stays low. In Nashville and Memphis most clients need Grand Division ($325), and a few need Three Divisions ($575) or a custom quote. In a smaller city, City Limits or Town Square often does the job.
Google says local results are based mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. Relevance is how well your profile and site match the search, distance is how far you are from the searcher or the place named, and prominence is how well known you are, which reviews and links feed. You can improve relevance and prominence; distance you cannot move.
In the regular results, yes, with a genuine page for that city. In the map pack it is harder, because distance counts. A service-area business can list up to 20 service areas on its profile, but Google expects them to stay within about two hours of the base. The scorecard tells you which cities are realistic.
Only if customers come to you. Google's guidelines say a business that serves customers at their location, like a plumber working from home, should hide the address and set service areas instead. Storefronts show the address. A virtual office or mailbox is not an eligible address.
Send your website and email. Within one business day we email where you rank in the map, who beats you and why, and the first three fixes.
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