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A local presence that reflects your real business

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Show up where customers look

Customers search for a service, an answer and a business that can genuinely help. We review how your offer appears on your website, in Google and in public business information.

Choose useful priorities

Regional competitor analysis helps explain which offers are visible in your area and which questions your website could answer more clearly. Observations, measured data and hypotheses remain separate.

Connect the website and Google profile

Services, contact information, hours and service area should tell the same story. Useful pages, accurate profile details and relevant internal links support that consistency.

Local substance, not copied town pages

A page for a town needs real, specific value. Otherwise, a clear service-area explanation is more useful. We focus on visibility and relevant enquiries.

How it works

From search to phone call

For local searches, Google ranks businesses on three public criteria: relevance, distance and prominence. We work on the parts you control.

01The search
electrician Charleroi
A customer looks for a service nearby.
02Google evaluates
- 01Relevance
  Do your profile and website clearly describe this service?
  - Categories and services
  - Useful service pages
- 02Distance
  Where are you relative to where the search happens?
  - Accurate address or service area
  It can’t be gamed — only declared accurately.
- 03Prominence
  Is your business well known online?
  - Reviews and replies
  - Local mentions and links
Three criteria decide the display order.
03Local results
- 1Your business4.8 · 57
- 2Competitor A4.5 · 31
- 3Competitor B4.2 · 12
The top results get most of the attention.
04The contact
- Call
- Directions
- Website
- Quote request
The customer acts from the profile or your website.

One version of your business

Your website, profile and directories must say the same thing. Inconsistencies create doubt — for Google and for your customers.

Consistent
To fix

	Website	Google profile	Directories
Name	Consistent	Consistent	Consistent
Address	Consistent	Consistent	Consistent
Phone	Consistent	Consistent	Old number
Opening hours	Consistent	Consistent	Old hours
Services	Consistent	Incomplete	Consistent

Frequently asked questions

Is local SEO only about Google Maps?

No. It also involves website pages, organic results and accurate public business information.

Which directories need to be aligned in Belgium?

The main ones: your Google profile, Bing Places, Apple Business Connect (Apple Maps), your Facebook page, Pages d’Or / Gouden Gids, Infobel and Cylex. Add the directories for your sector and the public data in the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (CBE/KBO). Name, address, phone, opening hours and services should match your website everywhere; we prioritise the ones that matter for your business and region.

Do I need a page for every town?

Only if each page serves a real purpose with specific content. Repeated copies are not a sustainable strategy.

Can you guarantee a local-pack position?

No. Results depend on relevance, proximity and other factors and vary by search and location.

How do you choose keywords?

We start with services, customer language, actual coverage and available evidence. We disclose when search-volume data is unavailable.

How do we measure progress?

Use Google Search Console, available GBP insights and manually qualified enquiries.

Got a bottleneck to solve?

A quote scoped to your needs — remote across Belgium, on site when useful.