Attributed calls:
Calls and bookings tied to organic and listings, by keyword and location.
Want to see where your brand stands before we talk?
Get the baselineLocal search metrics lie by omission. A listing can rank, get impressions, and still send no calls. Most local programs report the rank and never connect it to the phone.
So nobody knows which listings, pages, or keywords actually produce revenue, and the budget gets set by feel.
We build the program the other way around: attribution first, then the profile, pages, reviews, and citations that feed it.
Local search used to mean the map pack. Now a customer might ask Gemini or ChatGPT for the best option near them and never see a map at all. The program has to cover all three surfaces.
Three things carry it:
A complete, correctly categorized Google Business Profile per location, posting on a schedule, with every attribute a model might read.
Call tracking that ties calls and bookings back to listings and keywords without breaking name, address, and phone consistency.
A repeatable way to ask, a place to answer, and a review velocity that feeds the next customer's search.
For startups and brands new to organic, just beginning to understand AI search. Your needs could look like this:
For mid-market and challenger brands with some internal resources and buy-in. Your needs could look like this:
For category leaders with multiple lines of business and large teams. Your needs could look like this:
Complete, categorized correctly, posting on a schedule, and monitored for changes.
Built for the questions customers in that market actually ask, with LocalBusiness and FAQ schema.
Requests, responses, and velocity, run as a process instead of a reminder.
Calls and bookings traced back to listings and keywords, reported in a way that survives a budget meeting.
How To Prove Local SEO ROI With Call Tracking and Attribution. Moz, Beyond the Map Pack series, presented by the founder.
Ranking well and being cited well are not the same skill anymore, so you should not treat them like they are. You are creating content for both humans and models now.
Machine and human understanding are not in competition. They do require different care, and you should not have to figure that out alone.
Find out where your business stands on AI search readiness:
Start with the audit ›Traffic is not the full story anymore, and leadership needs measurement that reflects that. You do not need to become fluent in these yourself. You need to know someone is watching them for you and telling you what they mean for the business.
Calls and bookings tied to organic and listings, by keyword and location.
Where you appear by market and service, tracked on a grid, not a single point.
New reviews per month and average rating, per location.
Direction requests and website clicks from the profile.
Whether you are the recommended option when someone asks a model.
What a booked call from organic actually costs, so budget decisions have a number.
The founder taught this exact method, attribution first, in Moz's Beyond the Map Pack webinar series. You can watch it above before you call us.
We have built location page systems at scale: dozens of county and city pages on one engine, each one indexable and each one answering the local question.
Every number we report is one you can count yourself: calls, bookings, reviews. No vanity rank charts.
We organize the work in three stages:
Understand where you stand today, across search and AI visibility, with a dated baseline.
Figure out what moves the needle for your specific business. It is never one thing, and it is never everything.
Put the work into motion across content, technical, and measurement, together, with your team.
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