Local search per location
Google Business Profiles, location pages and local SEO for every market you are in, with the brand consistent and the location specific.
Studios, clinics, med spas and specialty retailers with three to thirty locations. Each one needs to rank, answer and follow up locally, and the owner needs one view of all of them. We build that on GoHighLevel and connect it to the software you already run.
One location, the owner knows what is happening by walking the floor. At three, five or twelve, nobody does. Each location has its own Google profile, its own reviews, its own front desk answering the phone its own way, and leads that get followed up when somebody remembers.
Membership and appointment businesses add a second problem: the real system of record is Mindbody, Vagaro, Boulevard or a booking tool, and the marketing lives somewhere else entirely. We connect the two so the follow-up knows who is already a member and who booked but never showed.
The best-run location carries the brand online while the others sink in their own markets. Web leads go to a shared inbox and die there. Reviews pile up at one site and never get asked for at the rest. A trial member at one location gets a nurture sequence; the same trial at another gets nothing.
The owner ends up assembling a Monday report from five logins, and still cannot say which location is losing leads or why. None of that needs more staff. It needs one system built for locations.
Google Business Profiles, location pages and local SEO for every market you are in, with the brand consistent and the location specific.
Instant response to web forms, missed calls and ad leads, routed to the right location, with AI chat and AI Voice where the desk cannot keep up.
Mindbody, Vagaro, Boulevard, referral programs and your scheduler connected to HighLevel, so membership status and bookings drive the marketing.
Trials converted, no-shows rebooked and lapsed members brought back, the same way at every location.
Review requests sent after the visit, at every site, so the newest location catches up to the flagship.
Leads, response time, bookings and reviews by location, in one place, without the Monday spreadsheet.
A membership business running on Mindbody, with a referral program in a separate tool nobody at the locations could see.
Mindbody and referral-program integrations built and proven at one location, then rolled out across the network, corporate locations first.
One system the whole network could standardize on, with the integrations built once instead of rebuilt per location.
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Plenty of agencies will run local ads for each location and send you an invoice per site. We build the thing underneath: the routing, the booking integration, the follow-up and the reporting, so every location runs the same way and the owner can see it.
Our own team builds the integrations, which is why the Mindbody sync or the referral-program connection is not a Zapier experiment that breaks on a Friday.
From one pilot location to the whole network.
How many locations, what each one runs, where leads come from and what you can currently see across them.
We design the location structure, the integrations and the reporting once, and give you the plan and a fixed price.
Everything built and proven at one location, with the booking integration live.
The rest of the locations come online from the pilot, and every front desk is trained on the same system.
One report across the network. We stay on for optimization, new locations and campaigns.
No. Mindbody stays the system of record. We connect it to HighLevel so membership status, bookings and no-shows drive the follow-up. The same goes for Vagaro, Boulevard and most scheduling tools.
Yes. Each location is its own account built from the same template, with the owner or corporate seeing all of them in one place.
Yes. Google, Meta and retargeting per location, judged on booked appointments, not clicks. We can also run alongside your existing media team.
A pilot location is usually live in four to six weeks, with the integrations. The rest of the network follows in phases depending on how many locations you have.
Yes. Three locations is exactly where the one-login approach stops working, and the build scales as you add sites.
It is scoped to the number of locations and the integrations. You get the plan and a fixed price before anything is built.
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Bring the number of locations and what each one runs. We will show you the structure, the integrations and the one report. No obligation.