Done for you local SEO for med spas and law firms

Done for you local SEO is a service where a provider handles the work of getting your business found on Google. That means writing service and location pages and publishing them to your website. You approve the work; they do it. GeoBoosting offers this for med spas and law firms. An AI pipeline drafts each page, a human editor reviews it, and you approve it before it goes live on your WordPress site. Every page is also written for AI search, so ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity can find and recommend you. It’s a flat $997 a month, month to month, with first pages live in week one.

What done for you local SEO means (and what it isn’t)

Done for you local SEO means someone else does the work and you approve it. A provider drafts the local pages, a human editor reviews them, you say yes, and the pages go live on your site. Your only task is a short approval, usually a few minutes per batch.

Done for you vs DIY SEO tools vs a typical SEO agency

DIY SEO tools hand you data and leave you holding the work. You get keyword lists, audit scores, and rank charts, then you still have to write the page, format it, and publish it. For a med spa owner treating patients until 6pm, that backlog never clears.

A typical SEO agency charges a monthly retainer and sends a report. Some months bring real content, other months bring a strategy call and a slide about progress. The output varies because content is only one line item inside a broader scope. Done for you flips the order: pages published on your domain are the deliverable, and the report is secondary.

The deliverable: pages published to your site

GeoBoosting ships one thing: local SEO content. That means service pages and location pages written for the treatments or practice areas you sell in the cities you serve. Your Google profile isn’t a monthly deliverable; it gets a health check in the free audit instead. Our post on how often you post on Google Business Profile covers what a good cadence looks like if you manage it yourself.

Pages get published straight to your WordPress site, so the asset lives on your domain and stays there. You can count the URLs yourself without logging into anything we own. There’s no dashboard, no listing sync, no citation software, and nothing self-serve to learn.

Why GeoBoosting is people plus an AI pipeline, not software

The drafting is AI-assisted, which is how the volume stays affordable at a flat $997 per month for the first 10 clients. AI writes the first draft against a research brief for your services and cities. A human editor then reviews the page for accuracy, claims, and tone before it reaches you.

You approve every page before it publishes, so nothing goes live that you haven’t read. Each page is structured for Google and for AI search tools like ChatGPT, AI Overviews, and Perplexity. You’re buying a service with people in the loop, not a subscription to a tool you have to operate.

Who done for you local SEO is for (and who should skip it)

Med spa owners who need patients, not SEO homework

You’re booked with consults, injector schedules, and staffing. You don’t have four hours a week to research what people type before they book a laser treatment. Done for you local SEO fits when your constraint is time, not interest. The pages get written, reviewed by a human, and published to your WordPress site after you approve them.

Most med spa owners we talk to have already tried something. Maybe a DIY SEO tool that produced a keyword list nobody used. Maybe an agency that sent a monthly PDF full of charts. The gap in both cases is the same: no new pages went live. If your site hasn’t gained service or location pages in the past six months, that’s the problem worth solving. You can see how this maps to aesthetic practices on the med spa page.

Law firm partners who want output they can see, not reports

Partners bill hours. Marketing is what happens between a deposition and a filing deadline. The reason a flat $997 per month works for firms is that it removes the budgeting question entirely. Month-to-month, no setup fee, so you can stop after 30 days if the output isn’t there.

The test we’d suggest is simple. Ask any provider how many new indexed pages your site will have in 30 days. If the answer is a report, that’s a different service. GeoBoosting publishes practice area and city pages, month after month. Details sit on the law firm page.

When GeoBoosting is the wrong fit, stated plainly

Some situations don’t work, and it’s cheaper for both of us to say so now.

• Your site isn’t on WordPress. Publishing happens directly to WordPress, so other platforms are out.
• You want to write and publish your own content. That’s a legitimate choice, and you don’t need this.
• You’re not a med spa or a law firm. Two industries, on purpose.
• You expect ranking promises inside 30 days. Nobody honest promises that. The 90-day measure is growth in Google impressions.
• A competitor in the area already signed. One client per city, per industry, so Scottsdale med spa slot number two doesn’t exist.

If two or more of those describe you, skip it. That’s a real answer, not a negotiation opener.

What you get published every month

Most local businesses stall because nobody writes the pages. You know you need a page for laser hair removal or car accident representation, but writing it never reaches the top of the list. GeoBoosting handles the writing, the human editing, and the publishing, so real pages go live on a monthly schedule instead of sitting in a draft folder.

Service pages that match what patients and clients search

Each month starts with your highest-revenue treatments and practice areas, not generic topics. A med spa in Scottsdale might get a laser hair removal page one month, then microneedling and CoolSculpting pages after that. A firm in Tampa might get car accident representation first, then premises liability and wrongful death. Search intent for these terms is close to booking, so they’re worth writing before broad category pages.

Every page is drafted by our AI content pipeline, edited by a human who checks claims and reads for your voice, then sent to you for approval. Nothing publishes until you say yes. Pages go to your own WordPress site on your own domain, so you own all of it permanently, even if you stop working with us.

Location pages for every office you run

If you run three offices, you need three location pages, each with its own address, hours, parking notes, staff, and the services offered at that specific site. Duplicating one page across cities usually hurts more than it helps, because Google treats near-identical pages as thin content. We write each one separately with details only someone familiar with that office would include.

Multi-location practices get a page per office plus service pages mapped to the treatments performed there.

Your Google profile: checked in the free audit

Your Google Business Profile does the heavy lifting in map results, so it needs the right primary category, a complete services list, and accurate hours. The free audit checks all of that and shows you exactly what to fix. The monthly service itself stays focused on your website, where the pages live.

If you want to keep the profile active yourself, our post on how often to post on Google Business Profile covers a sensible cadence.

How the process works from day 1 to day 90

Roadmap by day 2, first pages live in week one

Onboarding takes about 30 minutes. You share WordPress access, your service list, and the cities you actually serve. If you’re a med spa in Scottsdale, we want to know whether you take patients from Tempe and Mesa too. Nobody asks you to fill out a 12-page questionnaire or sit through a discovery workshop.

By day 2 you get a written roadmap. It names the specific service pages and location pages we plan to publish, in priority order, with the search terms each page targets. You can reorder it, cut pages, or add a service we missed. Most owners spend 15 minutes on it and send it back with one or two edits.

Drafting starts as soon as the roadmap is approved. The first pages typically go live in week one, not month three. After that, new pages publish every month on a steady schedule, so the site keeps growing instead of getting one burst of work and then silence. You can see the full sequence on the how it works page.

Human review and your sign-off before anything publishes

Every page moves through four steps in the same order. AI writes the first draft using your services, your cities, and your positioning. A human editor then reads the whole thing, fixes claims that aren’t accurate, cuts filler, and checks that the page matches how your practice operates.

Then it comes to you. You approve, request changes, or reject the page. A law firm partner might strike a sentence about case outcomes. A med spa owner might correct which device they use for a treatment. Nothing publishes to your WordPress site without your sign-off, so no page about your business goes live that you haven’t read.

Reporting you can verify inside Google’s own free tools

Reporting comes from a free Google source you can log into yourself: Google Search Console. It shows impressions, clicks, and which queries your new pages appear for. Your Google profile dashboard adds calls, direction requests, and website clicks if you want the fuller picture.

We report on Search Console numbers because you can check them without taking our word for it. Open the account, pull the same date range, compare. Rankings usually move slowly on new pages, so impression growth tends to show up first, often within the first 60 to 90 days.

Built for AI search, not only the Google map pack

How ChatGPT, AI Overviews, and Perplexity pick local businesses

When someone types “best med spa in Scottsdale for morpheus8” into ChatGPT or Perplexity, the engine doesn’t return ten blue links. It reads pages, pulls out the parts that answer the question, and names a few businesses. Google AI Overviews works the same way, blending web pages with map data to build a short answer at the top of the results.

That changes what a page has to do. A page stuffed with adjectives gives an AI engine nothing to quote. A page that states the treatment, the typical session count, the price range, and the neighborhoods served gives it four quotable facts. Businesses that get named in these answers tend to be the ones publishing plain, checkable details.

How a page gets written so AI can quote it

The idea is simple: write so an AI engine can lift your sentences into its answer. In practice it’s less mysterious than it sounds. GeoBoosting writes question-style headings (“How much does CoolSculpting cost in Tampa?”) and puts a direct answer in the first two sentences under each one, before any background.

The rest follows the same logic. Every service page names specific treatments or practice areas, typical price ranges, and session or timeline expectations rather than “affordable” and “fast”. Business name, street address, and hours stay identical on every page, since conflicting details make an engine less likely to trust any of them. FAQ blocks sit near the bottom in short question-and-answer pairs that engines can quote whole.

• One clear answer per heading, 40 to 60 words
• Named cities and neighborhoods, never generic placeholders
• Matching name, address, and hours sitewide
• FAQ pairs written to stand alone out of context

Why your Google Business Profile feeds AI answers

Google AI Overviews and map-based answers pull heavily from Google Business Profile data: categories, services, hours, photos, reviews, and posts. If your profile lists two service categories and your website lists nine, the AI answer usually reflects the thinner source. That’s a content problem, not a technical one.

That’s why the free audit checks your profile against your website. When the audit flags a gap, you can usually fix it in minutes inside your Google dashboard. Our guide on how often you should post on Google Business Profile covers a sensible cadence.

Pricing, the 90-day guarantee, and city exclusivity

What the flat monthly fee covers for the first 10 clients

The price is $997 per month for the first 10 clients. There’s no setup fee, no onboarding charge, and no minimum term. You’re on a month-to-month agreement, so you can stop after any billing cycle without penalty or an exit conversation. Most agencies ask for six or twelve months up front, which puts the risk on you before you’ve seen a single page.

That flat fee covers the writing, human review, and publishing of SEO pages to your WordPress site. You approve every page before it goes live, so nothing publishes under your name that you haven’t read. The price doesn’t change based on how many pages we publish in a given month or how competitive your market is.

After the first 10 clients, pricing will change. If you’re reading this and the intro offer is still open, the $997 rate stays locked for as long as you keep the account active.

The 90-day guarantee in plain terms

Here’s the exact promise. If your Google impressions haven’t grown by day 90, GeoBoosting keeps working at no charge until they do. Impressions are the number of times your pages and profile show up in search results, whether or not anyone clicks.

We picked impressions on purpose because it’s the first thing that moves. Rankings, calls, booked consults, and revenue depend on your pricing, your reviews, your intake process, and a dozen things outside our control. So the guarantee doesn’t cover them. We won’t promise a map pack position, a lead count, or a revenue number, because nobody can honestly promise those.

Growth typically shows up in impressions before it shows up in clicks, and in clicks before it shows up in booked appointments. That order is normal.

One client per city, per industry

We take one med spa and one law firm per city. If we’re working with a med spa in Scottsdale, we won’t take a second Scottsdale med spa, at any price.

The reason is simple. Local search is a fixed number of slots. If your monthly fee funded pages that also lifted the practice three miles away, you’d be paying to compete with yourself. Exclusivity means your budget works for you alone in that market.

Practically, this means a city can close. You can check current availability for med spas or law firms.

How to measure whether it’s working

Track Google impressions yourself in Search Console

Google Search Console is free, and it’s the only scoreboard that matters early on. Connect your domain, open the Performance report, and filter by page URL to see impressions for each new service or location page. Impressions count how often your page showed up in search results, so they move before clicks and calls do.

Set the date range to compare the last 28 days against the previous 28 days. New pages usually get indexed within a few days of publishing, but meaningful impression growth typically takes 60 to 120 days. That lag is normal, and lead volume usually trails impressions by another few weeks.

You can also spot-check indexing without any tool. Search `site:yourdomain.com/your-new-page-url` in Google. If the page comes back, it’s indexed. If it doesn’t after two weeks, that’s a real question to raise with whoever publishes your pages.

Google Business Profile metrics: calls, directions, website clicks

Your Google Business Profile dashboard reports three actions that map to actual revenue: phone calls, direction requests, and website clicks. For a med spa, direction requests often signal a booked consult. For a law firm, calls matter far more than directions, since most clients never visit before hiring.

Check these monthly, not daily. Weekly numbers swing too much to mean anything. Look at the trend across three months, and compare it against your Search Console impressions for the same period. If impressions climb but profile calls stay flat, the issue is usually your profile, not your pages. Posting cadence matters here too, and how often you post on your Google Business Profile affects how the profile performs.

Five questions to ask before you sign with anyone

Ask these before money changes hands. The answers separate real publishing work from recycled templates.

• Who writes the content, a person, a tool, or both?
• Does a human review every page before it goes live?
• Do you approve each page before publish, or does it just appear?
• What’s the contract length, and is there a setup fee?
• Who owns the pages if you cancel next month?

That last question catches more people than the others. Some providers host your pages on their own subdomain, so cancellation wipes out everything you paid for. Pages published directly to your WordPress site stay yours. GeoBoosting works month to month at $997, publishes to your site, and requires your approval before anything goes live.

Frequently asked questions

How much does done for you local SEO cost?

Pricing varies widely across the market. A typical SEO agency charges a monthly retainer, often with a setup fee and a 6 or 12 month contract. GeoBoosting charges a flat $997 a month for its first 10 clients, with no setup fee and no long-term contract. That covers page writing, human review, and publishing to your WordPress site.

How long does done for you local SEO take to show results?

New pages can start appearing in Google results within days of publishing. Meaningful growth in impressions and calls typically takes 60 to 120 days. GeoBoosting publishes its first pages in week one and measures Google impressions at day 90. If impressions haven’t grown by then, the guarantee kicks in and we keep working at no charge.

What’s the difference between done for you local SEO and hiring an SEO agency?

A typical SEO agency sells strategy hours, audits, and reports, and the content output can be slow or thin. A done-for-you service focuses on shipped work you can see: pages published on your site. With GeoBoosting, you approve every page before it goes live. You always know what was published and when.

Do I have to give someone access to my website?

Yes, because publishing is part of the service. GeoBoosting needs an editor-level login to your WordPress site to publish approved pages. You review and approve each page first, so nothing appears without your sign-off. The pages live on your domain, which means you own them even if you cancel.

Does done for you local SEO help me show up in ChatGPT and AI Overviews?

It can, if the pages are written for it. AI tools like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity pull answers from clearly structured web pages and from Google Business Profile data. GeoBoosting writes every page with direct answers, plain headings, and specific service details that AI search can quote.

Can I cancel anytime, and do I keep the pages?

GeoBoosting is month to month, so you can cancel before any billing cycle. Every page we publish sits on your WordPress site under your domain. If you cancel, the pages stay live and keep working for you. Your Google Business Profile also stays under your ownership the whole time.

Is done for you local SEO worth it compared to hiring in-house?

It depends on how much marketing you need. A full-time marketing hire typically costs several thousand dollars a month in salary alone, before software and training. A flat-rate done-for-you service fits when you need steady local pages, not a full marketing department. Med spas and law firms usually fall in that middle zone.

Will done for you local SEO work if my site isn’t on WordPress?

GeoBoosting publishes directly to WordPress, so it’s the wrong fit if your site runs on another platform. Some owners migrate to WordPress first, which a web developer can usually handle in a few weeks. If you’d rather stay on your current platform, look for a provider that supports it. We’ll tell you upfront if we can’t help.

See what week one would look like for your practice

GeoBoosting works with one med spa and one law firm per city. Book a 30-minute demo at geoboosting.com/book-a-demo to see what your first month would look like. Prefer to skip the call? Run the free 2-minute audit at geoboosting.com/audit instead.

Reviewed by Angelo Cartas, Founder of GeoBoosting