If your business serves customers nearby, showing up in the Google map pack is everything. I’m part of the Firestarter Marketing team here in Colorado, and we focus on local SEO that brings real calls—not just traffic.
We start by locking in the basics: a clean Google Business Profile, consistent NAP info, and service pages that match what people actually search. A Highlands barber near Tennyson Street? We’ll target “men’s haircut near me” and add neighborhood terms like Berkeley and Sloan’s Lake. A Boulder wellness clinic? We’ll build pages around Pearl Street, North Boulder, and the Diagonal. When your pages match how locals talk about places, you rise faster.
Next comes content in your voice. We write short, useful posts—like “How to pick a plumber near Wash Park”—and pair them with fresh photos, Q&A, and offers. Our platform keeps content moving, so you don’t have to. Then we monitor rankings and calls by micro‑area: Cherry Creek, RiNo, DTC, Parker Mainstreet, even Castle Rock near the Outlets. If demand spikes in one neighborhood, we shift focus and capture it.
Reviews matter, too. We make it easy for happy customers to leave a review right after a visit. Clients tell us our approach improved their exposure on Google and made rankings stick, not just spike for a week. That kind of feedback keeps us focused on the work that moves the needle.
What to expect in your first 30 days:
– Fast audit of your site and Google Business Profile
– Fixes for duplicate or messy listings
– Two new local service pages tied to known neighborhoods
– A simple review flow that customers actually use
– Reporting that shows calls from areas like LoHi, Belmar, or Old Town Fort Collins
If you’re ready to show up when someone nearby searches “best near me,” let’s talk. We’ll build a plan you can approve in minutes and then we’ll run it for you—content, SEO, and ongoing optimizations included.