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SEO and local SEO work on ShamFix is a remote project: the person doing it can sit anywhere, and the business being optimised can sit anywhere in Ireland, from a shopfront in Westport to a clinic in Naas. You describe the site, the pages, and the searches you want to appear in, and you can browse provider profiles by county before contacting anyone directly. A typical engagement covers technical fixes, on-page content, internal linking, and the local signals that decide who shows up for a town or county search. On ShamFix you write up the task yourself: the site, the towns or counties you want to rank in, the pages that matter, and any deadlines you are working to. Posting a task on ShamFix costs nothing today. Your task stays open for 30 days. Providers registered in this category can see it. When you compare people, ask which professional body they are a member of, and ask how they would approach the specific searches your business depends on. Ask for examples of local SEO work they have done for businesses in Irish towns, and how they measure whether a page is gaining visibility. Ask what they need from you — access to the site, analytics, or a Google Business Profile — and how they prefer to report progress. If you run a service business in a county town, the searches that matter are often small and specific; a useful conversation covers how they would target those rather than broad national terms.

What shapes the price of seo and local seo

  • Pricing usually follows one of three shapes: a fixed project fee for a defined piece of work, an hourly rate for advisory or small fixes, or a monthly retainer for ongoing content and reporting.
  • Fixed fees suit a one-off audit, a site migration, or a set of service pages.
  • Hourly suits troubleshooting and training.
  • Retainers suit businesses that want steady publishing.
  • Scope creep is the main risk on this kind of project, so the written scope matters more than the headline price.
  • Ask what the fee covers, what sits outside it, and how extra work is priced before anything starts.

How long seo and local seo takes

Most projects run in stages: discovery and access, then an audit, then implementation, then measurement. A small audit can take a week or two. A content and technical programme across a larger site usually runs for several months, because search results move slowly and changes need time to be assessed. Agree the stage boundaries up front, with a date for each. Ask when you will see the first changes live and when you will see reporting on them. Ask what happens to the schedule if content or access is delayed on your side, since that is the usual cause of slippage.

What to ask before you hire

  1. 01Ask what is in and what is out of the agreed scope, in plain words, and get it in writing.
  2. 02Ask how many rounds of revisions are included and what counts as a revision.
  3. 03Ask who owns the content, the code changes, and any accounts created during the work once it ends.
  4. 04Ask how access is handed over: which logins, which analytics and search console properties, which domain or hosting accounts, and whether you keep ownership throughout.
  5. 05Ask which professional body this SEO and local SEO provider is a member of.
  6. 06Ask what reporting you receive and how often.
  7. 07Ask what happens if you want to stop partway through.

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SEO and local SEO questions people ask

How long before SEO work shows results?

Most sites see early movement within two to three months and clearer change over six months or more. Search engines need time to recrawl pages and reassess them. Local map results can shift faster than broad national rankings. Anyone promising a specific position by a specific date is guessing, because the ranking systems are not controlled by the person doing the work.

What is the difference between SEO and local SEO?

SEO covers the whole site: technical health, content, structure, and links, aimed at searches anywhere. Local SEO focuses on searches tied to a place, such as a service plus a town or county, and on the business profile, address details, and reviews that support those results. Most Irish businesses need both, weighted towards whichever brings the enquiries.

Do I need a Google Business Profile for local SEO?

A business profile is the foundation for local visibility, so yes, it is usually the first thing to sort out. It needs a correct name, address, phone number, category, service area, opening hours, and photos. Ask that the same details appear identically on your own site and on any directories you use, because mismatches work against you.

Can SEO be done without changing my website?

Some of it can, such as profile work, content published elsewhere, and link building. Most gains need changes on the site itself: page titles, headings, internal links, page speed, and content that answers what people search for. Ask which changes need your developer and which the person doing the SEO can make directly.

How should content and pages be planned for a local business?

Start from the services you actually sell and the places you actually cover, then build one clear page for each meaningful combination. Thin pages repeated across every town tend to underperform. Ask for a page plan before writing begins, so you can see the structure and approve it while changes are still cheap.

What should reporting include each month?

Reporting should show which pages changed, what was published, and how visibility and enquiries moved over the same period. Ask for the raw sources, such as analytics and search console access, rather than a summary alone. Rankings alone tell you little, so ask how enquiries and calls are counted and where that data lives.

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