Google Business first
Categories, services and photos that match the real premises.
Freelance · Madrid and worldwide
Location pages, Google Business and crawlable service URLs — without doorway spam or fake map-pack guarantees.
Duplicate city pages with swapped names get ignored. Evidence and unique pages do not.
Categories, services and photos that match the real premises.
Service + city only when you actually serve that place.
Name, address and phone that do not fight the listings.
Unique copy and proof, not a city-name mail merge.
Local intent plus product indexation if you sell online.
I will not sell “position #1 in 30 days”.
GBP, on-site pages and citations only where they help the real business.
Categories, services, photos and a profile that matches the site.
Only for places and services you genuinely cover.
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When the audience is actually bilingual — not as a gimmick.
Search Console and GBP — not invented map-pack scores.
Current listings, site pages and Search Console.
GBP and NAP consistency first.
Real service/location URLs with unique content.
Queries and calls/directions you can actually attribute.
PrestaShop catalogue, search and checkout for a live repair-parts store.
B2B PrestaShop catalogue with account pricing in production.
Industrial ecommerce storefront built to take real orders.
Service-led storefront with a catalogue the owner can keep updating.
Hourly work is €30 + VAT where applicable. Maintenance starts from €150/month. Larger builds are scoped after review — I do not invent package prices.
I quote after seeing the URL, platform version and how customised production is.
Catalogue size, languages, payments and integrations change the work. There is no honest one-price store.
Diagnosis is €30/h + VAT where applicable. Builds and migrations are scoped when the outcome is clear.
Public URL, the fault or goal, and screenshots if there is an error. No passwords in the first message.
I am based in Madrid. The same local SEO process can be applied remotely when the business locations are real and documented.
No. I improve the signals I can control: profile quality, consistency and relevant pages.
Yes, for service-area businesses, if the profile and website tell the same honest story.
Yes. Cleanup of categories, photos, products and duplicate listings is often the first step.
Tell me the locations you serve, the platform of the website and whether a Google Business Profile already exists. I quote after seeing the current listings.