Ongoing Local SEO Management

What ongoing local SEO management includes

Ongoing Local SEO Management is the retainer that keeps a built local customer acquisition system active after launch: monitoring, reviews, Google Business Profile activity, and reporting, at a tier matched to how much ongoing growth work the business wants.

The Core / Maintain / Grow / Dominate ladder

Client Core is included for Local Customer Engine clients during year one and stays available afterward at its retained rate. Maintain, Grow, and Dominate are the standalone public tiers for businesses that did not buy the flagship build or want broader ongoing scope.

Maintain covers a visibility audit, a prioritized action list, review workflows, one Google Business Profile post per week, and monthly reporting.

Grow adds two Google Business Profile posts per week, citation and NAP monitoring, competitor and keyword review, and two SEO content items per month.

Dominate adds an active growth roadmap, daily Google Business Profile activity, citation and authority work, keyword and competitor tracking, three SEO content items per week, and a monthly strategy review.

Pricing by tier

Pricing by tier is straightforward. Maintain starts around $297 per month, Grow starts around $497 per month, and Dominate starts around $997 per month. Local Customer Engine clients keep the narrower Client Core plan at $97 per month from year two for as long as they stay subscribed.

What are local SEO services?

Local SEO services are the ongoing work that keeps a business visible in Google's local results and map pack: Google Business Profile management, review workflows, citation and NAP consistency, and local-relevant website content. That is exactly what the Core, Maintain, Grow, and Dominate ladder above delivers at different levels of scope.

What are the 4 types of SEO?

SEO splits into four common types: technical SEO, on-page SEO, off-page SEO, and local SEO. Ongoing Local SEO Management focuses squarely on the local piece (Google Business Profile, reviews, and local visibility), while the site build in the Local Customer Engine handles the technical and on-page work.

Can I do local SEO myself?

Yes, an owner can manage their own Google Business Profile, ask for reviews, and monitor local rankings without outside help. The honest tradeoff is time and consistency, which is why this retainer ladder exists for owners who would rather run it as a managed system than handle it themselves alongside the business.