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Check your local SEO in 30 seconds.

City targeting, NAP visibility, LocalBusiness schema, embedded map and Google Business Profile — audited in one pass.

  • City + NAP checks
  • Schema + map detection
  • GBP lookup via Google Maps

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Local SEO is the fastest lever most founders miss. If your page does not name the city, does not have a phone number and is not connected to a Google Business Profile, you are invisible in the Map Pack.

This tool checks the boring fundamentals: is the city in your title and H1, do you have a phone and address, is there LocalBusiness schema, is there an embedded map, and does the business actually exist on Google Maps.

Where this tool actually helps

  • Auditing a new city landing page

    Confirm the page is targeting the right city before you send traffic to it.

  • Before claiming a Google Business Profile

    Fix your on-page NAP first. Google will match your GBP against it.

  • Diagnosing a Map Pack drop

    Missing schema and generic titles are usually the culprit.

How to read the result

Aim for 8+ green checks. The GBP block confirms Google actually knows you exist under that name in that city, which is the single biggest local ranking signal.

Common mistakes we see

  • Reusing the same city page template across 10 cities with only the H1 changed. Duplicate content hurts.
  • Hiding NAP in an image. Google cannot read it.
  • Skipping LocalBusiness schema. Every local page needs it.
  • Assuming a GBP is optimized because it exists. Rating, review count and category matter.

FAQs

Which businesses does this help most?
Clinics, salons, restaurants, retail, service providers with a physical or service-area location.
Does this scrape my GBP directly?
It uses Google Places to confirm the profile exists and pull the public rating and review count.
What if my business is not on Google yet?
Set up your Google Business Profile first, then rerun this tool.

A note from Nimitt

A tool gives you a number. A person tells you what to do with it. If you want a straight answer on your site, send it over. I read every one myself.