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Be found nearby first: local marketing for busy owners

Digital marketing for local businesses that would rather be busy than famous

Score your business

Maya Digital Services helps local businesses get found nearby: a complete map listing, steady reviews and a plain, fast website first, everything else after. Free guides, and a free scorecard that shows what to fix first.

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  • Your businessScore your business The Local Scorecard
  • Your radius: Local SEO, Websites and Reviews. Fix these first.
  • Streets: the eight sections of the guides
  • Places: the guides, each on its street
  • Other businesses nearby

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The index

Guides

Every guide says which fix comes first, what it costs per month and at renewal, and when the free option is enough.

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Key map. Squares A to H across, 1 to 5 down. Your business is in G3.

Inside your radiusStreets 1–3

Start with Local SEO if customers can’t find you, Reviews if they find you and pick someone else, and Websites if they visit and don’t call.

  1. Local SEO Ave5 guidesA3–H3

    Map listings and nearby searches: how a local business shows up when someone close by is looking, for owners who manage their own listings.

    4. What Does $$ Mean on Google? A Complete Guide

      Square G38 min readMaya Rennick

    1 more on Local SEO Ave

  2. Websites Way4 guidesG1–G5

    A plain, fast website that turns a visit into a call or a booking, for local owners building, fixing or paying for their own site.

  3. Reviews St2 guidesF1–F5

    Earning a steady run of reviews and answering them well, for local owners who want their star rating to match the work they do.

Further outStreets 4–8

  1. Social Media Blvd2 guidesA2–H2

    Which platforms are worth a local business’s time and what to post there, for owners who want social media to stay a small part of the week.

  2. Email & SMS Ln1 guideE1–E5

    Customer lists a business owns, by email and text message, for local owners who want their regulars to come back more often.

  3. Paid Ads Hwy2 guidesG5–H4

    When paying for reach makes sense and where a small budget goes, for local owners who set up and run their own search, social and local ads.

  4. Branding & Print Rd2 guidesA5–H5

    The look a customer recognizes from the van to the website, for local owners choosing a logo, signs, cards, menus and the print that brings people in.

    2. Poster Design Done Right, From Message to Print

      Square G515 min readMaya Rennick

  5. Marketing Tools Dr1 guideD1–D5

    The software that runs a local business’s marketing and bookings, for owners who use it on a phone between jobs and pay for it every month.

All guides All streets

The Local Scorecard

A score for how easily nearby customers find you, with your fixes in order

Answer twenty quick questions about your map listing, your reviews, your website and everywhere else customers look, and get a score for each area and a fix list that starts with what moves calls and bookings most.

Score your business

  1. Your map listing

    For a search like “plumber near me” or “nail salon in Dayton”, Google often shows a map and a few business profiles above the websites, and customers call, get directions and read reviews right there.

  2. Your reviews

    Your star rating and review count sit beside your name in the map results, and recent reviews are often what a customer reads before choosing who to call.

  3. Your website

    Many customers tap through from your listing to see your work, check what you charge and decide, often on a phone, and your site’s job is to turn that visit into a call or a booking.

  4. Everywhere else customers look

    Customers also find you on Apple Maps and Bing, in directories and on social media, and come back through their inbox; every place that shows an old number or a dead page sends someone elsewhere.

Map listingReviewsWebsiteEverywhere else
An example result: each quarter reaches as far out as that area scores.

Who draws the map

Authors

A local marketing consultant who sets up listings, reviews and websites, and a paid ads specialist who works on small budgets. Each signs what they know.