r/localseo

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An automated pipeline that turns client jobs and reviews into daily video Shorts?

Solved the biggest friction point in local agency scaling: manual video production.
Built a hands-off pipeline that takes client Google reviews and job photos, generates hyper-localized scripts, pairs them with audio, renders formatted Shorts, and handles batch scheduling automatically.
• Zero camera work required.
• Zero manual video editing.
• Full omni-channel distribution (YouTube,
GBP, Web).
It transformed a high-labor service into an automated distribution asset.
If you're still relying solely on written blog posts and citation audits for local clients in 2026 and 2027, you're missing where visibility and discovery is actually moving.

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u/PostAuditMode — 4 days ago

Lost 172 Google reviews after reporting a review — 3 months later, still not restored. Need expert advice

I’m looking for expert help. I reported a negative review at the end of June and lost all organically historic reviews because of it. Google support has been no help and I’m looking for expert escalation. Please help I’m close to getting out business due to being so dependent on Google for leads.

When I post on the Google profile support forum it just gets marked as a duplicate and I can’t reply to there threads asking for additional escalation.

I have attached the original thread on gmb profile support, my business profile id and links to screenshots and review names.

Thank you to anyone willing to help.

https://support.google.com/business/thread/447476472?hl=en

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review screenshot

reviewer names

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u/LessAbbreviations970 — 11 days ago
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What website signals do you check when doing a Local SEO audit?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a small Local SEO checker and thought I’d get some feedback from people who work with local businesses.

One thing I’ve noticed is that when someone says “check my local SEO,” there are a lot of different things that can mean. Google Business Profile, Maps rankings, reviews, citations, website signals, etc.

So I built a simple checker that focuses specifically on the website side.

You enter one public webpage and it checks for things like:

* LocalBusiness structured data

* Phone number and address signals

* Google Maps links or embedded maps

It then gives you a transparent local SEO score along with practical next steps based on what it finds.

It’s deliberately pretty simple. It doesn't try to tell you where you'll rank on Google Maps, track your Business Profile performance, or analyse your reviews. It just looks at the local SEO signals present on the webpage.

I’m still working on improving it, so I’d genuinely like to know what other website-level local SEO checks you think should be included.

I made it free to use on the CompaniesBuilder website for anyone who wants to test a page.

If anyone is interested in trying it out, I will share the tool details in the comments section below.

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u/Tiny-Canary-3685 — 11 days ago

How big is the difference in leads as #1 versus #3 on Google Maps?

I know this is kind of rhetorical question. But I'm curious to know on how big of a difference in calls/ lead volume ranking number 1 is over number 3?

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u/Beginning-Error8201 — 11 days ago