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Neighborhoods, not just a city

Nobody searches for "Los Angeles" when they need a haircut. They search Boyle Heights, Koreatown, Silver Lake, Van Nuys, Glendale or Long Beach. LA is a collection of neighborhoods and separate cities, and Google ranks local businesses by how clearly they match the place in the search.

So the site should name the neighborhood you are in, the areas around it you serve, and - if you are a contractor, a gardener or a cleaner who drives to the job - the list of cities you cover, from the Valley to the South Bay. Your Google Business Profile and your site should say the same thing.

Parking, traffic and the first screen

In LA, "is there parking?" is a real question that decides whether someone comes. A good local site answers it: street parking, a lot behind the building, validation, the nearest Metro stop. Next to it go the hours and a button that calls or opens directions in one tap - customers check this from a red light, not a desk.

Built for a city of many languages

Spanish is spoken across the city, and many neighborhoods also shop in Korean, Armenian, Russian, Tagalog or Chinese. The site can be in Spanish, in English or both, and it can say plainly which languages you speak in the shop. What else matters here:

• photos of your real place, because customers compare on looks
• the menu, services or prices as text Google can read
• licenses and insurance for contractors, stated as they really are
• a booking link or a quote form that lands in your email