Maya Digital Services

Be found nearby first: local marketing for busy owners

About

Maya Digital Services sounds like an agency. What you’ll find is the advice an agency gives a new client at the first meeting, written down for owners who do their own marketing.

The guides cover the places customers find and judge a local business: Local SEO, Reviews and Websites first, then Social Media, Email & SMS, Paid Ads, Branding & Print and the Marketing Tools that hold it together, with The Local Scorecard, a free twenty-question check, to say which fix to start with.

Despite the name, we don’t take on client work: no packages, no retainers, no quotes, and nothing for sale. The guides and the Scorecard are free, and Tools lists the software they point to.

The guides are written for US businesses first, with prices in US dollars per month and at renewal. Where something works differently in the UK or elsewhere, we say so.

The people who write here are below, each with a page of their guides under Authors. Questions and corrections go through Contact.

Who writes here

  • Maya Rennick

    Founder and lead author

    Has set up listings, reviews and websites for salons, trades and cafés for eleven years, after starting out designing their menus.

    Guides by Maya Rennick

  • Owen Petrakis

    Paid ads writer

    Has run search and social ads on small budgets for local businesses for nine years, and judges every one by the calls it brings in.

    Guides by Owen Petrakis

All authors

Street index

Inside your radiusStreets 1–3

  1. Local SEO Ave5 guidesA3–H3
  2. Websites Way4 guidesG1–G5
  3. Reviews St2 guidesF1–F5

Further outStreets 4–8

  1. Social Media Blvd2 guidesA2–H2
  2. Email & SMS Ln1 guideE1–E5
  3. Paid Ads Hwy2 guidesG5–H4
  4. Branding & Print Rd2 guidesA5–H5
  5. Marketing Tools Dr1 guideD1–D5

The Local Scorecard

The Local Scorecard: what to fix first to get found nearby

Score your business