Local SEO: local SEO signals, Google Business Profile readiness and NAP consistency from your own pages
Được tìm thấy trong khu vực của bạn: tín hiệu địa phương, mức độ sẵn sàng của Google Business và tính nhất quán NAP.
What is local SEO, and what does the Local SEO tool in Novaverb do?
Local SEO is the work of being found by people searching in a place: a consistent business identity, a complete Google Business Profile, and pages that declare who and where you are in a form a search engine can read. The Local SEO tool in Novaverb reads the identity your own pages declare in structured data, checks that name, address and phone agree across the site, and scores Google Business Profile readiness with the gaps named.
SEO địa phương kiểm tra các tín hiệu cục bộ tại chỗ trong dữ liệu có cấu trúc của bạn, kiểm tra mức độ sẵn sàng của Trang doanh nghiệp trên Google và gắn cờ sự không nhất quán về tên/địa chỉ/số điện thoại.
What does the local SEO tool check on your pages?
The local SEO tool checks what your site says about your business: Organization or LocalBusiness schema, PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint coverage, and every distinct phone number and street address found across the crawl. It resolves the canonical identity, lists each variant of your name, phone and address with the pages carrying it, and scores Google Business Profile readiness against a checklist with the gaps named.
- Organization or LocalBusiness schema, PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint coverage
- Every distinct phone number and street address found across the crawl
- A canonical identity resolved from your own markup
- A site-wide consistency check listing each variant and the pages carrying it
- A Google Business Profile readiness checklist with the gaps named
- Re-derived on every crawl, so a template fix is confirmed rather than assumed
Who is the local SEO tool for?
The local SEO tool is for businesses whose customers arrive from a map as often as from a query: a multi-location company whose templates drifted apart, a local service firm that changed its phone number and is not sure every page followed, an agency running local clients, and a business owner who wants the Google Business Profile checklist done against what the site actually declares.
Multi-location businesses
See every variant of name, phone and address across the site and the pages that carry each.
Local service firms
Confirm that a changed phone number or address reached every page, from the crawl.
Đại lý
Run the GBP readiness checklist for each client against the identity their pages declare.
Chủ doanh nghiệp
Fix the pages that disagree instead of guessing which template is wrong.
Why check local SEO signals from your own markup?
Check local SEO signals from your own markup because local rankings depend on a search engine seeing one consistent business identity, and most sites quietly declare different phone numbers or addresses across pages without anyone noticing. The Local SEO tool reads what your pages actually say, which is what a search engine has to work with, and shows inconsistency as the specific pages that disagree.
Tín hiệu địa phương từ dữ liệu có cấu trúc
Kiểm tra các trường doanh nghiệp địa phương đã thu thập từ JSON-LD của bạn mà không tuyên bố cách mà một công cụ tìm kiếm sẽ xếp hạng chúng.
Mức sẵn sàng Google Business Profile
Sử dụng danh sách kiểm tra riêng của Novaverb cho các trường Google Business Profile do người điều hành nhập; danh sách kiểm tra không phải là phán quyết của Google.
Nhất quán NAP đã ghi lại
So sánh các giá trị tên, địa chỉ và số điện thoại tìm thấy trên những trang dự án đã thu thập và xem lại chính xác các điểm không khớp.
How does the local SEO workflow run, from crawl to readiness score?
The local SEO workflow runs in four steps. Crawl the site so the structured data and the contact details on every page are captured; resolve the canonical identity from that markup; check consistency across the site, listing each variant of name, phone and address with the pages carrying it; then score Google Business Profile readiness, fix the pages that disagree, and re-crawl to confirm the correction propagated.
Thu thập thông tin lược đồ
Organization or LocalBusiness schema, PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint are captured from every crawled page, together with plain-text phone numbers and addresses.
Resolve the identity
The canonical name, address and phone are derived from your own markup, not typed in by hand.
Kiểm tra tính nhất quán
Each variant of name, phone and address is listed with the pages carrying it, so a disagreement is a list of URLs to fix.
Điểm sẵn sàng
A Google Business Profile readiness checklist names the gaps. Each re-crawl re-derives the identity, confirming a template fix propagated.
Local SEO signals extracted from your real markup
The tool reads the identity your pages declare: Organization or LocalBusiness schema, PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint coverage, and every distinct phone number and street address found across the crawl. It reports what your site says about you, which is exactly what a search engine has to work with, rather than what you believe the site says or what a directory recorded years ago.
- Schema types and properties per page
- Every phone and address variant
- What the site says, not what you assume
A site-wide local SEO consistency check that names the pages
Inconsistency is shown as the specific pages that disagree: each variant of your name, phone and address with the URLs carrying it, so a stray old number on a footer template or a legacy landing page is a list you can open and fix. Because the identity is re-derived from the pages on every crawl, a correction on one template is confirmed to have reached every page rather than assumed.
- Variants with the pages carrying them
- Fix as a list of URLs
- Confirmed on the next crawl
A Google Business Profile readiness checklist for local SEO
Readiness is scored against a checklist of what a complete profile and a consistent site need, with the gaps named: missing schema properties, coordinates, contact points or a mismatch between the site and the profile. The checklist is measured from the crawl and re-scored each time, so it records progress rather than promising a map position, which no tool can.
- Checklist with gaps named
- Measured from the crawl
- Re-scored on every run
Local SEO from your own declared identity vs. a citation-count report
A citation-count report tallies how many directories list you and calls the number authority, without reading whether your own pages agree with each other or with the profile. Local SEO from your own declared identity starts with the markup a search engine reads on your site, lists every disagreement as pages, and scores readiness against a checklist. One counts mentions; the other fixes the source.
- Directory listings counted as authority
- Your own pages never read for consistency
- A mismatch found by a customer, not by the tool
- A score with no page behind it
- Identity extracted from your real markup
- Every name, phone and address variant with its pages
- Google Business Profile readiness with the gaps named
- Re-derived on each crawl, so a fix is confirmed
What data does the local SEO tool read?
The local SEO tool reads your own crawl: the Organization or LocalBusiness schema on each page with its PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint properties, and the plain-text phone numbers and street addresses the pages carry. The canonical identity and the readiness checklist are derived from that capture on every crawl. No directory is scraped and no listing count is fetched from a third party.
Structured data on your pages
Organization or LocalBusiness schema with PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint.
Contact details in page text
Every distinct phone number and street address found across the crawl.
The readiness checklist
What a complete Google Business Profile and a consistent site need, measured from the capture.
Earlier crawls
The identity is re-derived each crawl, so a template correction is confirmed rather than assumed.
What can you produce with the local SEO tool?
What you can produce with the local SEO tool is a consistent identity and the proof: the canonical name, address and phone resolved from your markup, a variant list with the pages carrying each disagreement, schema coverage by page, a Google Business Profile readiness score with the gaps named, and a before-and-after when the next crawl re-derives the identity.
How is Novaverb's local SEO tool different?
Novaverb's local SEO tool is different because it starts at the source. It reads the identity your pages declare instead of counting directory listings, shows inconsistency as the specific pages that disagree instead of a score, re-derives the identity on every crawl so a fix is confirmed, and scores readiness against a checklist without promising a map position.
How does the local SEO tool fit classic SEO work?
For classic SEO work, the local SEO tool is the structured-data and consistency slice of the same crawl. Missing LocalBusiness properties, coordinates or contact points are findings you fix in templates like any other on-page issue, and the variant list turns a vague worry about an old phone number into a list of URLs. The recheck on the next crawl closes them the way Site Health Audit closes its findings.
How do local SEO signals relate to AI answer visibility?
For AI answer visibility, local SEO signals are what an answer engine reads when someone asks for a business near them: a consistent name, address and phone declared in schema is an entity it can resolve, and a site whose pages disagree is one it cannot trust. The tool makes the declared identity consistent and complete; whether an engine then names you is observed separately.
Which plans include the local SEO tool?
The local SEO tool is included on every plan and installed from the App Center. Tiers differ in URLs per crawl, data credits a month, seats, workspaces and history depth; the identity extraction, the consistency check and the readiness checklist behave the same on Free as on Enterprise, because they read the same crawl.
Hoạt động với
How much does the local SEO tool cost?
The local SEO tool costs what your plan costs; it carries no separate fee and is included on the Free plan. Plans are priced on scale, URLs per crawl, data credits a month, seats, workspaces and history depth, and the current amounts for each tier are on the pricing page, read from one source so this page never quotes a stale number.
So sánh các gói →Best practices for local SEO signals
The best practices for local SEO signals are about one identity everywhere. Declare LocalBusiness schema with a full address, coordinates and a contact point on the pages that represent a location; fix the pages that disagree before touching any profile; keep the profile and the site identical; crawl after every template change; and treat the readiness checklist as a record of progress, not a rank prediction.
- Declare LocalBusiness schema with address, coordinates and a contact point on location pages
- Fix the pages that disagree before editing any external profile
- Keep the Google Business Profile and the site's declared identity identical
- Re-crawl after a template change to confirm the correction reached every page
- Read the readiness checklist as progress, not as a map position
How does the local SEO tool work with the rest of Novaverb?
The local SEO tool reads the same crawl as the rest of Novaverb and hands its findings on. Crawl Explorer captures the schema and contact details it reads, Site Health Audit carries structured-data findings in its queue, GEO & AEO Readiness grades the same entity declarations for answer engines, and Reports carry the readiness checklist, dated, to the people who asked.
Frequently asked questions about local SEO in Novaverb
What local SEO signals does the tool read?
The business identity your own pages declare: Organization or LocalBusiness schema with PostalAddress, GeoCoordinates and ContactPoint coverage, and every distinct phone number and street address found across the crawl. It reports what the site says about you, which is what a search engine has to work with.
How does the local SEO tool find NAP inconsistencies?
By listing every variant of your name, phone and address found across the crawl together with the pages carrying each one. A disagreement is therefore a list of URLs to open and fix, usually a footer template or a legacy landing page, rather than a score that says something is wrong somewhere.
Does the local SEO tool manage my Google Business Profile?
No. It scores Google Business Profile readiness against a checklist measured from your site and names the gaps, so you know what to complete and what on the site disagrees with the profile. Editing the profile happens in Google's own tools; the site side is what this tool reads and re-scores on each crawl.
How does the local SEO tool confirm that a fix worked?
By re-deriving the identity from the pages on the next crawl. A correction on one template is confirmed to have reached every page when the variant list no longer shows the old value, rather than assumed because the template was changed. The readiness checklist is re-scored at the same time.
Does the local SEO tool count citations or directory listings?
No. It reads your own crawl and nothing else, so no directory is scraped and no listing count is presented as authority. The premise is that the source of a consistent identity is your own site; once the pages agree, external listings can be aligned to a single truth rather than to whichever variant a directory copied.
Which plans include the local SEO tool?
Every plan, including Free, installed from the App Center. Tiers differ in URLs per crawl, data credits a month, seats, workspaces and history depth; the identity extraction, the consistency check and the readiness checklist are the same everywhere. The current amounts are on the pricing page, read from the same plan source as the app.
Check your local SEO signals
Check your local SEO signals by creating a free workspace, crawling your site and installing the tool from the App Center; the declared identity, the variant list and the readiness checklist read from that crawl at once. Compare the plans if you already know how many locations and URLs you need to cover.