Local pages: find the local searches your website has no page for

Why it matters

From the problem to what SEOmise does

The problem

Searches with nowhere to land

People find your Business Profile by searching for services you offer. If no page on your website clearly covers that service, people who go on to your site have nothing useful to land on.

What Local pages does

Find the local searches your website has no page for

Searches without a page. The busiest searches that found your profile but have no clearly matching page on your site.
Search coverage. Every search with how often it showed your profile, the closest page on your site and how well it matches.
Your name left out. Searches for your business name are left out: they already find you.

How it works

Five steps, start to finish

Connect your Business ProfileGoogle reports which searches showed your profile each month. SEOmise reads them for you.
Searches are matched to pagesEach search is compared with the pages on your website, from the latest site scan or your sitemap.
See the gapsSearches seen regularly over three months with no clearly matching page become "Create a page" suggestions.
Build the pageUse the Page Factory, or build it your own way. Create a page only where you really offer the service.
Promote itMark it published. A Google post linking to the page is drafted, and you get a suggestion to win links to it.

Features

What you get with Local pages

Searches without a page

The busiest searches that found your profile but have no clearly matching page on your site.

Search coverage

Every search with how often it showed your profile, the closest page on your site and how well it matches.

Your name left out

Searches for your business name are left out: they already find you.

Suggestions with evidence

Each suggestion shows the search, how often it was seen in the last three months, the closest page and how many pages were checked.

Straight into the Page Factory

The same gaps appear in the Page Factory as "Searches without a page", to help you choose services and areas.

A Google post for the new page

Once the page is published, a Google post linking to it waits for you under Posts, if posts are in your plan.

Links and citations

A suggestion to earn relevant links and directory listings that point to the new page.

Export

Download the list as a spreadsheet (CSV) or a printable PDF.

What it needs

No surprises after you sign up

Turn a card over for the detail.

A Google Business Profile

Connected to SEOmise, so it can read the searches that showed your profile.

Your website's pages

From a scan of your site, or from your sitemap (the list of pages many websites publish for search engines).

The Page Factory (optional)

To plan, write and publish the missing pages from your real business facts.

Every platform

Whatever your site runs on

What Local pages does on each kind of website, from SEOmise's site connectors to step-by-step guidance.

WordPress

WordPress and WooCommerce

Fully supported

Gaps are found from Google data. The Page Factory builds the page and publishes it through the connector.

Laravel

Sites built on Laravel

Partly automatic

Gaps are found the same way. The Page Factory publishes once the developer connects page creation to the Laravel connector (0.9.0); until then, publish its pages yourself.

Any PHP site

Custom PHP, CodeIgniter, Symfony, Drupal, Joomla

Step by step

Gaps are found the same way. Build the page yourself, or export it from the Page Factory and publish it on your site; SEOmise checks it is live. Then mark it published here.

Every other platform

Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, static sites and the rest

Step by step

Build the page in your website, or export it from the Page Factory (web page, Markdown, a zip with the photos) and publish it; SEOmise checks it is live. Then enter its address to mark it published.

About the site connectors

Where Local pages is included

Local pages is not part of a public plan at the moment.

See pricing

Not sure it fits?

Ask Mise, our assistant, in the help centre, or book a call and we will show you Local pages on a site like yours.

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Questions

Local pages: common questions

Where do the searches come from?

From Google: each month it reports which searches showed your Business Profile and how often. SEOmise compares them with the pages on your website.

Should I make a page for every search on the list?

No. Make a page only where your business really offers that service. Pages made just to catch searches, with nothing useful on them, do not help your customers.

Do I have to use the Page Factory?

No. Build the page any way you like, then enter its address and press "Mark as published". The address must be on your project's website. A Page Factory page made for a search on this list closes that suggestion by itself once its batch is live, whether SEOmise published it or you did.

What happens when I mark a page as published?

The suggestion closes. If Google posts are in your plan, a post linking to the new page is drafted under Posts for you to check. You also get a suggestion to win links and citations for the page.

Why does it say no pages were found?

SEOmise has not seen your website's pages yet. Run a site scan, or publish a sitemap.xml on your site.

Which plans include Local pages?

Plans and add-ons are on the pricing page. If Local pages is not listed there yet, ask us how to get it.

Works well with

Related modules

Try Local pages on your own site

Add your site; your first scan becomes your Day 0 baseline. Nothing is bought or published without your approval.

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No ranking guarantees: just clear work, with the evidence.

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