Local search
Know where you show on the map, suburb by suburb
Check where you show on Google Maps from 9 spots about 5 km apart, see where customers stop finding you, and get a draft page for each town you serve.
Found in 6/9 points · avg rank #1.7
Try it. Sample data: your plan shows your own.
1From your desk
You're near the top from your desk. What about across town?
You've searched your own service from the office and seen yourself near the top. That's one spot. Check from 9 points about 5 km apart and you'll see the suburbs where customers stop finding you.
- See the suburbs where customers can't find you
- Your position at each of the nine points
- Found in 6 of 9 points, shown as one line
From your desk: #1
2When it looks too good
Test the search a stranger would type.
You've searched your own business name and come up first. Everyone does, for their own name. Check what a new customer types instead, like plumber near me, and you'll see who you're really up against.
- You're found by the name on your Google listing
- One search at a time, so you pick the one that pays
- Pick any centre point and the country to search in
Keyword
Northline Plumbing · "Northline Plumbing"
Found in 9/9 points · avg rank #1
3Where to spend your time
Tell a distance problem from a profile problem.
You've got a little time for local and no idea where it should go. Strong at your address but gone further out? That's distance, so build pages for those areas. Weak even at your own door? Start with your Google profile.
- Strong in the middle, weak at the edges: that's distance
- Weak everywhere: your Google profile comes first
- A short lesson for each fix, free to read
Found in 6/9 points · avg rank #1.7
Reads as
Distance
Start with: Pages for the areas you serve, reviews that mention them, local links
4The town you want to win
Stop swapping the town name on one page.
You've copied one area page and swapped the town name. Name a service and a city instead, and you get a draft page for that town with its neighbourhoods, headings and FAQs. Check it, add your own detail, then paste it in.
- A title and description with their lengths shown
- Headings and a short FAQ in every page
- Copy it into your site when you're happy
Business name
Northline Plumbing
Service
emergency drain cleaning
City
5In the app, every town
Four services, six towns, 24 pages written.
You cover four services in six towns, which makes 24 pages. List the services and towns once, see the count, and get a page for each pair, up to 30 in one go, each saved as a Google Doc.
- You'll know how many pages before you start
- Each page saved as its own Google Doc
- Every page saved to one Drive folder
Services
Cities
Matrix: 2 services × 3 cities = 6 pages
Will generate all 6 pages this run.
- Emergency drain cleaning in Charlotte
- Emergency drain cleaning in Matthews
- Emergency drain cleaning in Huntersville
- Water heater repair in Charlotte
- Water heater repair in Matthews
- Water heater repair in Huntersville
6When you want to know why
The fixes, explained in 30 free lessons.
You've read ten blog posts that all disagree. Here it's 30 short lessons in 10 chapters: your Google profile, reviews, area pages that don't read as spam, and getting named when someone asks AI.
- No account needed to read them
- Start with how local search works
- Plain English, one fix per lesson
Chapter 1 · 3 lessons
Win the customer searching near you
And the small stuff, handled
Nothing touches your Google profile. The grid reads public results. Nothing signs in, posts or replies.
Your country's Google. The grid asks the Google of the market you pick, and a quick-fill sets both.
No account for the free tools. The grid and the page generator run on the site, free.
One page free, every page in the app. The free generator writes one service in one city per run.
Sections written for the town. Each page covers its neighbourhoods, the local conditions that affect the job, how you work and the questions people there ask.
Get named by AI too. A whole academy chapter on how assistants pick a local business.
Your map rank, across your area
Before
Searching from the salon
- Maps rank
- 2nd
- What it hides
- Everywhere a few km away
After, with SearchBlueprint
Your 9-point grid
- Layout
- 3 by 3, about 5 km between rows
- Centre
- #2
- Far corner
- Not found (-)
- Pattern
- Strong in the middle, fades with distance
One search from your chair looks great. The grid shows where customers across town stop seeing you.
Sample businesses. Yours is built from your own pages.
Try it free, right here
Free tools you can run without an account, and short lessons if you want the why.
Free tools, no signup
Lessons in the Academy
- How local search works5 min · BeginnerRelevance, distance and prominence: the three things Google weighs for every local search, and which ones you can move.
- Location pages without the spam5 min · IntermediateReal local content for each area you serve, and the thin-page pattern that gets filtered.
- Being the business AI names5 min · IntermediateProfile completeness, review content, consistent details and citable pages, in the order that matters.
Questions people ask
What does a grid check cost?
Nothing, and you don't need an account. Each spot is a live Google search, so checks are limited. Pick your search with care.
Does this change my Google Business Profile?
No. Nothing here signs in to your profile, posts to it or replies to reviews. The grid reads public results, and the page comes back for you to publish.
Why do I come first everywhere when I test it?
You probably searched your own business name. Everyone comes first for their own name. Use the search a stranger would type, like plumber near me.
Why can't the grid find my business?
The name has to match your Google listing exactly, because the grid looks your listing up by name and "Odelia Bridal" and "Odelia Bridal Studio" are two different lookups.
Will location pages read as spam?
Not if each one is really about its town. Every page is written for one service in one city, with its neighbourhoods and local conditions. Check the local detail and add your own before you publish.
How many pages can I get free?
One per run: one service in one city. In the app you list every service and town, and each page costs credits, up to 30 in a run.
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