Free Local SEO Checklist: 50 Points to Dominate Local Search in 2024 | Dee7 Studio

The $100K Local SEO Problem

Picture this: You've got an amazing local business.

Your service? Outstanding.

Your prices? Competitive.

Your website? Beautiful.

Yet when someone searches for "[your service] near me" – you're nowhere to be found.

Meanwhile, your competitors are swimming in leads from Google.

This isn't just frustrating – it's expensive.

Studies show businesses on page one of local search results earn an average of $100,000 more annually than those on page two or beyond.

BEFORE & AFTER STORIES

"We were invisible in local search despite being in business for 15 years. After implementing this checklist, we went from page 3 to the local pack in 90 days. Our calls tripled." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
- Sarah, Local Dentist

"I was spending $2,500/month on Google Ads. Using this checklist, we now get more organic leads than we ever did from paid ads." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
- Mike, Plumbing Company

Why This Checklist Exists

We've spent years helping local businesses dominate their markets. After optimizing over 100 local businesses, we noticed a pattern: 80% of local search success comes from executing the same 50 critical elements consistently.

What Makes This Checklist Different

✓ Updated for 2024's algorithm changes
✓ Scoring system to track progress
✓ Prioritized by impact
✓ Used by $1M+ revenue local businesses
✓ Proven results across 100+ businesses
✓ Step-by-step implementation guidance

Who This Is For

✅ Local service businesses
✅ Retail stores
✅ Restaurants & hospitality
✅ Medical & dental practices
✅ Real estate agents
✅ Professional services
✅ Auto services
✅ Home services

When to Use It

→ Starting a new business
→ Rebranding existing business
→ Expanding to new locations
→ Losing ground to competitors
→ Not showing up in "near me" searches
→ Reducing paid advertising dependency
→ Opening additional locations

Where It Works

This checklist has been tested and proven effective across:

• All 50 U.S. states
• Major metropolitan areas
• Suburban markets
• Rural communities
• Single & multi-location businesses
• Service-area businesses
• Brick-and-mortar stores