I'm currently looking for a remote Local SEO/SEO position with an agency, ideally working with US-based local businesses.

I have 4+ years of experience across SEO and content, with the majority of my recent work focused on Local SEO and home-service businesses.

My strongest area is Google Business Profile + local/onsite SEO, particularly for roofing and construction companies.

Some of the work I've handled:

• GBP optimization and ongoing management
• Local rank tracking and competitor analysis
• Service/location page strategy
• On-page and technical SEO
• Local citations and local authority building
• Review/reputation strategies
• Google Business Profile content
• GSC/GA4 analysis and reporting
• GoHighLevel workflows and lead automation

I currently work on a roofing/construction SEO campaign in the US and have case-study experience showing improvements in GBP visibility and lead generation.

I'm looking for something long-term, whether that's a full-time remote position or an ongoing role supporting an agency's SEO fulfillment.

I'm based outside the US and am comfortable working US hours.

I’m currently looking for a remote Local SEO position and would appreciate any leads or advice from the community.

I have around 10 Local SEO case studies, mostly involving home service businesses, and experience with Google Business Profile optimization, on-page SEO, citations, local content, link building, rank tracking, and reporting.

I’m based in Pakistan and looking for a stable, long-term position with an agency or business. I’m specifically looking for employment rather than freelance clients because I value the stability and predictability of having a long-term role.

If you know of any companies or agencies hiring remotely, or have recommendations for legitimate platforms or communities where I should be looking, I’d really appreciate it.

I’m happy to share my case studies and more details about my experience with anyone interested. Thanks!

I'm a Local SEO specialist based in Pakistan and currently looking for a remote, full-time Local SEO role.

I have around 10 case studies from Local SEO projects, mostly for home service businesses. I'm comfortable with:

• Google Business Profile optimization
• On-page/local SEO
• Citations
• Local content
• Link building
• Local rank tracking
• SEO reporting

I'm looking for a stable long-term position rather than taking on individual freelance clients. The main reason is that I'd prefer the stability and predictability of working with a company rather than the uncertainty that can come with constantly finding and retaining freelance clients.

If you're an agency or business looking for someone to handle Local SEO, feel free to reach out. I can provide my case studies and discuss my experience.

I'm based in Pakistan and looking for a remote Local SEO role. I'm curious where people are actually finding good opportunities.

I have around 10 case studies from Local SEO projects, mostly home service businesses, and I'm comfortable with GBP optimization, on-page SEO, citations, local content, link building, and tracking/reporting.

I've tried Indeed and LinkedIn, but I'm wondering if there are other platforms, communities, or agencies that are better for finding legitimate remote Local SEO roles.

The main reason I'm looking for a stable job rather than freelance clients is the stability. Freelancing can come with uncertainty around where the next client or month of income is coming from, and I'd prefer something more predictable long-term.

For those working in Local SEO, where would you recommend looking?

Hey guys, has anyone here actually done a revenue-share arrangement with a local business for SEO?

Instead of charging a fixed monthly retainer, I'm thinking about a structure where the SEO provider gets a percentage of the additional revenue/leads generated from the work.

Is this something that’s been done successfully in local SEO? If you’ve tried it, how did you structure the deal and track the revenue?

Also, does the relationship tend to get weird once the business starts making significantly more money?

Would love to hear from anyone who’s actually doing this.

Curious how much weight Karachi shop owners and service providers actually put on their Google Business Profile. A lot of businesses here seem to either ignore it completely or have listings that are outdated, missing photos, wrong hours, no reviews strategy, etc.

For context, I've been learning/practicing Local SEO and wanted to see how much of a real difference proper GBP optimization (photos, categories, posts, review responses, citations, etc.) makes for visibility in Karachi specifically, since most case studies online are for US/UK markets and don't really translate.

If anyone owns a shop or service business here and is curious about this stuff, happy to take a look at your listing and share thoughts, no cost, no pressure, just trying to build some local data points. Drop your business type in the comments if you're open to it.

I have been doing local SEO and GBP optimization for around 4 years now with a few successful case studies.

I need a remote job that pays $500 at least.

For those working remotely from Pakistan, are there any legitimate platforms or communities where you’ve actually found SEO jobs or freelance clients?

Would really appreciate any recommendations. Thank you!

Are there any cold callers, appointment setters, client hunters, or salespeople here who are interested in helping me get Local SEO clients?

I’m offering 50% commission for successful referrals/closed clients.

I handle the Local SEO work, GBP optimization, local rankings, on-page SEO, citations, etc.

If you’re already doing cold outreach or lead generation and want to add another service to your offers, feel free to DM me.

Only serious people, please.

I'm looking for someone who can help me find and close paying clients for my Local SEO agency.

This is not just an appointment-setting role. I'm looking for someone who can actively hunt for clients through:

* Cold calling * Client prospecting * Networking * Your existing business network * Referrals * Other outbound methods

You'll be targeting local businesses in the US, particularly service-based businesses such as roofing, HVAC, landscaping, junk removal, pressure washing, etc.

Compensation

50/50 split on every closed client.

If you bring in a client and they pay $1,000 for their first month, you receive $500.

I'm primarily interested in people who are confident in sales and can find prospects, communicate with business owners, handle objections, and close deals.

You don't need to perform the SEO work — I'll handle fulfillment and delivery.

If you're interested, DM me with your sales experience, what industries you've worked with, and how you typically generate clients.

I'm looking for someone who can help me find and close paying clients for my Local SEO agency.

This is not just an appointment-setting role. I'm looking for someone who can actively hunt for clients through:

• Cold calling
• Client prospecting
• Networking
• Your existing business network
• Referrals
• Other outbound methods

You'll be targeting local businesses in the US, particularly service-based businesses such as roofing, HVAC, landscaping, junk removal, pressure washing, etc.

Compensation

50/50 split on every closed client.

If you bring in a client and they pay $1,000 for their first month, you receive $500.

I'm primarily interested in people who are confident in sales and can find prospects, communicate with business owners, handle objections, and close deals.

You don't need to perform the SEO work — I'll handle fulfillment and delivery.

If you're interested, DM me with your sales experience, what industries you've worked with, and how you typically generate clients.

Let's say you have a legitimate local business with a reasonably established GBP, but they don't have a website and don't want one.

What would your strategy look like?

Would you focus heavily on the GBP itself, reviews, citations, local links, or something else?

Would the approach depend heavily on the type of business? For example, using strong food photos/videos for a fast-food restaurant, versus focusing more on services/reviews for a home-service business?

Interested to hear what has actually worked for people in this situation.

Let's say you have a legitimate local business with a reasonably established GBP, but they don't have a website and don't want one.

What would your strategy look like?

Would you focus heavily on the GBP itself, reviews, citations, local links, or something else?

Would the approach depend heavily on the type of business? For example, using strong food photos/videos for a fast-food restaurant, versus focusing more on services/reviews for a home-service business?

Interested to hear what has actually worked for people in this situation.

I’ve been working in Local SEO for around 5 years and I’m looking to connect with a small/midsize agency that could use some extra help with fulfillment.

Most of my work has been around Google Business Profiles, Google Maps/Local Pack, topical authority, on-page SEO, citations, service/location pages, reporting, and ongoing Local SEO work.

I’m mainly looking for a long-term arrangement where I can work behind the scenes and become part of an agency’s fulfillment team rather than dealing directly with their clients.

I’m curious how other agencies here are currently handling their Local SEO fulfillment. If you’re doing the sales/account management side but could use another person to handle the SEO work, I’d be interested in connecting.

Is this everything or knowing google.. is there more to it?

This is a complete working checklist broken into priority levels.

HIGH PRIORITY (Non-negotiable)

If you miss these, nothing else matters.

Google Business Profile

• Correct primary category
• Secondary categories aligned to services
• Service areas set properly (no random expansion)
• Business name matches real-world branding (no keyword stuffing)
• Accurate address or service-area setup (no fake listings)
• Correct hours (including holidays)
• Phone number consistent everywhere

On-page + Website alignment

• One dedicated service page per core service
• Location pages (if targeting multiple areas)
• Clear NAP consistency (Name, Address, Phone)
• Embedded map on contact page
• Title tags: service + city format
• Internal linking between service + location pages

Reviews (ranking + trust engine)

• Consistent review acquisition
• Keywords naturally appearing in reviews (not forced)
• Owner responses to every review
• No review gating or manipulation

Indexing + tracking

• Verified in Google Search Console
• Connected to Google Analytics
• Sitemap submitted and clean indexing

MEDIUM PRIORITY (Ranking acceleration layer)

These improve visibility and push you into top 3.

Content + topical authority

• Service + problem-based blog posts (not generic blogs, each blog having problem + service + location)
• FAQ sections targeting real queries
• Local landing pages built around intent, not keywords
• Internal linking structure for topical map

Google Business Profile optimization

• Weekly Google Posts (updates, offers)
• Add services in detail
• Add products/services where relevant

Citations & authority signals

• Consistent listings across directories (same NAP everywhere)
• Industry-specific directories
• Local citations (city/regional relevance)

Location relevance signals

• City mentions naturally in content
• Local landmarks or area references where relevant
• Backlinks from local sites (news, blogs, partners, sponsors)

LOW PRIORITY (Refinement + competitive edge)

Advanced SEO signals

• Schema markup (LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ)
• Image geo-tagging (minor but useful in competitive niches)
• CTR optimization (titles/meta improving clicks)
• A/B testing service page headlines

Authority building

• Local PR mentions
• Sponsorships or community links
• Industry guest posts
• Branded searches growth (people searching your name)

Behavioral signals

• Improve site speed (especially mobile)
• Reduce bounce rate via better UX
• Add call tracking (to measure real conversions)

Spam defense (important in 2026)

• Monitor competitors abusing GBP categories
• Report fake listings in your niche
• Track sudden ranking drops (possible spam attacks)

Am I missing something, what else would you like to add here?