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Strategy Guide

Location Page Structure That Actually Ranks

Content layout, internal linking, and differentiation strategies for local SEO.

Understanding Search Intent

Location pages serve commercial and transactional intent. Searchers want to confirm you serve their area, understand your services, see evidence of trust, and take action.

Essential Content Blocks

1

Clear Location Header

Immediately confirm the page is about the right location. Include the city prominently in the H1.

2

Service Overview

Summarize what you do in this specific area with local factors incorporated.

3

Trust Signals

Years serving the area, completed jobs, relevant licenses, local associations.

4

Service Area Details

Local data, specific neighborhoods, landmarks, conditions that affect your services.

5

Clear Call to Action

Phone number, contact form, or booking widget. Make the next step obvious.

Internal Linking Strategy

Location pages shouldn't exist in isolation. Connect them to the rest of your site.

Hub pages for regions
Service cluster links
Nearby area cross-links
Main navigation access

Differentiation Strategies

Make each location page unique without fabricating content.

Local data

Population, demographics, housing characteristics

Geographic context

Nearby cities, regional information

Service specifics

How your work differs in this area

Social proof

Reviews or case studies from this location

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