On-page local SEO and city pages
On-page local SEO: make your website say what you do and where
Google reads your website to confirm what your profile claims. For $1,000, once, we audit every page, fix the titles, headings, schema and links, and write a page for each city you serve at $200 each.
Sounds familiar?
- One services page for everything
- No city on any page
- Titles that just say the business name
- Slow on phones
Try it: behind this page
How this page does its own local SEO
We do to our own pages what we do to yours. Open each panel to read what search engines and AI assistants read here, straight from this page in your browser.
Everything shown is read live from this address: the page's own script tags, its Markdown twin and its summary file. No outside service is called.
The JSON-LD on this page: the business, the page, the breadcrumbs, the service and the questions. Read from the script tags you are looking at.
Open this page in a browser with scripts on to read its structured data here. Without scripts: view the page source and look for script type="application/ld+json".
Links: /llms.txt, this page as Markdown (add .md to the address), /.well-known/ai-catalog.json.
What on-page local seo and city pages is, and what it costs
Relevance, the first of the three things Google scores for the map, comes mostly from your website: does a page say, in the title, the heading and the text, that you do this service in this city? Most small-business sites have one services page with everything on it and no city anywhere. Google cannot rank what it cannot find.
On-page local SEO is the audit and the fix: one page per service, a page per city you serve, titles and descriptions written for the searches people type, local business schema that matches what the page shows, internal links between service and city pages, and the speed and mobile basics. This page does its own local SEO in the open: open the panel above to read its schema, its plain-text summary for AI assistants and its Markdown twin.
City pages are $200 each. A roofer serving Tyler, Longview and Mount Pleasant needs three, each with the service, the city and what is different about working there. If the site itself is slow or cannot be edited, our sister brand AWC Web Design rebuilds it at a published price, with the on-page work included.
In plain English
What it consists of, what you get, how it is measured
Three lists, so you can see exactly what the price buys and how you will know it is working.
What's included
Everything in the price
- A page-by-page audit of your current site
- Titles, descriptions and headings written for your services and cities
- Local business and service schema that matches the visible page
- Internal links between service pages, city pages and your contact page
- Speed and mobile basics fixed where the platform allows
- City pages written and published, $200 each
- A plain-text summary and Markdown versions so AI assistants can read the site
What lands in your hands
In your hands
- The audit with every page and every fix
- The city pages, live, reviewed by you first
- Search Console connected, with the sitemap submitted
- A 30-day check of what Google indexed
How we measure it
The numbers in your report
- Pages indexed in Search Console, against the audit list
- Impressions and clicks for each service and city page
- Core Web Vitals on mobile
- Schema validity on every page
How it works
From a short call to a plain-English report
A short call
Fifteen minutes on what you do, where you want calls from and what your profile and listings look like today. No pitch deck.
A baseline report
Where you rank on a grid across your service area, how complete your profile is, how consistent your listings are. Written down before any work starts.
The work, every month
Profile posts, listing fixes, review replies, city pages. You see each change in a monthly list.
The numbers, in plain English
A monthly report: the rank grid, profile views, calls, direction requests, reviews and replies, next to the baseline.
Questions
On-page local SEO and city pages: common questions
What does on-page SEO cost?
On-page local SEO is $1,000 one-time for the audit and the fixes across your existing site. City pages are $200 each.
How many city pages do I need?
One for each city or town you actively serve and want calls from. A business serving three towns needs three. Each page is written about the service in that place, not copied with the name swapped.
More from AWC Local SEO
Other services, each with its price
See every service with its price on the full list of services, try the local SEO demonstrations, or build an estimate with the estimate builder.
Need a new website?
Our sister brand builds them
Local SEO works best on a fast site with a page per service and per city. AWC Web Design builds and rebuilds websites for Texas businesses at published prices, with the on-page work built in. We hand you over, no sales call.
A new website
A standard service website, up to 8 pages, with the on-page local SEO built in.
See it on awcwebdesign.com AWC Web DesignA website rebuild
Your current site rebuilt fast and sharp at the same addresses, every old link redirected.
See it on awcwebdesign.com AWC Web DesignHosting and care
Fast, secured hosting with daily backups and small changes handled every month.
See it on awcwebdesign.comKnow the price before you call.
Build your estimate from the published price list, or just call or text and talk to a person.