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Local SEO for businesses on the Costa Blanca

Local SEO is not a monthly retainer that produces a graph nobody reads. For most businesses on this coast it's a finite piece of groundwork. Done once and done right, it keeps working. I do that groundwork, then tell you when there's nothing left worth paying for.

The problem

Why local businesses stay invisible

What you get instead: when somebody nearby searches for what you do, you're in the results with the right information.

  • No Google Business Profile, or one claimed years ago and never touched
  • Opening hours that are wrong in search results, especially seasonally
  • The business name, address and phone number differing across the web
  • Pages that never mention the towns the business serves
  • No structured data, so search engines have to guess the details
  • Location pages that are the same page with the town name swapped

What you get

The groundwork that gets you found

Most of the value here is in doing unglamorous things correctly. There is no trick, and anyone selling you one is selling you something else.

Profile

Google Business Profile done right

Claimed, verified, categorised correctly, with real photos, accurate hours and the service areas you actually cover. For most local businesses this is the single highest-return item on the list.

Schema

Local schema so your details are unambiguous

Structured data telling search engines exactly who you are, where you are, what you charge and what people have said about you, instead of leaving them to infer it.

NAP

Consistent name, address and phone

The same details everywhere they appear. Inconsistency across directories is a real and very common ranking problem on this coast.

Pages

Location pages worth having

If you serve several towns, each one needs a page with real local substance. Twenty near-identical pages with the name swapped is a liability, not an asset. Google has been discounting that pattern for years.

Reviews

Reviews you actually ask for

A simple, repeatable way to ask happy customers at the right moment. Review volume and recency both matter, and most businesses never ask at all.

Reporting

Reporting in plain English

What changed, what it did, and what's worth doing next. If the answer is nothing, I'll say so.

Process

How local SEO work runs

  1. Audit

    Where you currently appear, what your profile looks like, what your competitors are doing, and where the gaps are.

  2. Fix the foundations

    Profile, schema, consistency, page structure and titles. The unglamorous groundwork that most of the benefit comes from.

  3. Build the pages worth building

    Real pages for the towns and services you serve, each with content specific enough to be worth reading.

  4. Measure and stop

    Track what moved. When the groundwork is done, I say so rather than inventing a retainer to keep the invoice going.

Trustpilot

What clients say about working with Wayne

Every review below is verified on Trustpilot. All of them are five stars.

After a series of bad experiences with other web developers, working with Wayne was a breath of fresh air. He is very responsive and completes work to a high standard. I would not hesitate to recommend SourceCode to anyone.

Abbie WartonVerified client, UK

Wayne is my go-to developer. He is a genius with coding and everything technical. He will always find a way to make everything work seamlessly, no matter how complicated the request. We have worked together on multiple projects over the years.

Rose LenihanMultiple projects together

Wayne built new websites for me after my old ones had been compromised, and worked around my budget. He was always available to take my calls, and the after-sales support has been incredible.

Martin ScottRescue build & ongoing support

I have had several dealings with Wayne and SourceCode, all of which have been positive. Wayne is helpful, knowledgeable and gives a speedy response.

Paul JoblingVerified client, UK

These guys know what they are doing. Great service, fast and efficient.

CarloVerified client

Very pleased with their work. Very knowledgeable, accurate and thorough.

Rick LongleyVerified client

Fast, efficient and very friendly service. Cannot recommend highly enough!

Miss KerrVerified client

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FAQs

Local SEO: common questions

If yours is not here, ask it on the call. You will get a straight answer, including when the answer is no.

5 questions

01How much does local SEO cost?

From €300 for the foundational work on a typical local business. That's a one-off, not a monthly fee, because for most businesses the foundational work has an end point.

02How long until I see results?

Google Business Profile improvements can show within days. Ranking changes for competitive local terms take longer, usually weeks to a few months, depending on how contested your town and trade are.

03Do I need a monthly SEO retainer?

Most local businesses on this coast don't. Retainers make sense when you're publishing content regularly or competing in a crowded market like Benidorm or Alicante. I'll tell you which situation you're in.

04Can you guarantee page one?

No, and nobody can. Anyone guaranteeing a position is either counting on a search term nobody uses or hoping you won't check. What I can do is make sure nothing on your side is holding you back.

05What about SEO in Spanish as well as English?

Often the bigger opportunity, and frequently ignored. Which language leads depends on your town and your customers. In Villajoyosa it's Spanish; in Albir it may not be. Worth deciding on purpose instead of by default.

Pricing

Build a rough quote in ten seconds

Pick what you need and watch the number move. It's an estimate, not a bill. Every project gets a fixed quote in writing before any work starts, and that number doesn't move once we've agreed it.

01 What do you need?
02 Anything else?

What changes the number

  • How many pagesA one-page site and a fifteen-page site are different jobs. Most local businesses land somewhere around five.
  • One language or twoA bilingual build is roughly a third more work than a single-language one, and on this coast it usually pays for itself.
  • Whether the content is readyIf you have the words and photos, we move fast. If you need help shaping them, that's time, and it gets quoted.
  • IntegrationsBookings, payments, stock, a CRM or anything that has to talk to software you already use.
  • Moving an existing siteMigrating without losing your Google rankings takes care. It isn't difficult, but it isn't free either.
  • How bespoke the design isAdapting a proven layout costs less than designing every section from scratch. Both are fine; it depends what you need.

Care and monitoring, from €65 a month

Updates, security checks, offsite backups and 24/7 uptime monitoring through Monitrova, plus priority support whenever you need me. No lock-in, and the site stays yours.

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Get in touch

Let's talk about your project

Tell me what the problem is and I'll tell you what it takes to fix it, including the times when the answer is that you don't need me.