Local SEO and Google Maps
For shops, clinics, salons and trades that live on customers nearby. Most of my hours go here.
- Google Business Profile clean-up
- Same name, address and phone on every directory
- Honest reviews, never bought
I'm Raja Hamza Asghar, and I have done SEO for 10+ years. Most sites that fail have a technical fault, not a content gap. Most local shops need reviews before blogs. I run your SEO myself for the first 3 months, and I will not promise you a ranking.
Digital Hamza is a local SEO service for shops, clinics and trades in the UK, the US, Canada, the Gulf and Pakistan. I fix the technical faults that hide a site from Google first, then build up the Google Business Profile and honest reviews. Plans cost $350, $500 or $750 a month, billed monthly.
Why me? You deal with one named person. I started as an SEO intern in Islamabad in 2016, founded this company in Gujrat in 2020, and 50+ projects have shown me where sites break. A barber knows within weeks if the phone rings more. I like that kind of honesty.
For shops, clinics, salons and trades that live on customers nearby. Most of my hours go here.
Always the first job. If Google cannot read your pages, no amount of writing will save them.
One page, one search. Each page gets matched to words your customers really type into Google.
Service and area pages come before blog posts. Articles follow, and they answer what customers ask you at the counter.
Links from real sites in your trade, earned slowly. No link farms. Nothing that brings a penalty a year later.
A live dashboard and a short Loom video each week. Not a long PDF that nobody opens.
A fence company in Dallas-Fort Worth had a finished website and a silent phone. Every page had been set to noindex for 260 days, so Google was being told to stay away. No blog post fixes that. We rebuilt about 30 pages in WordPress, added real before-and-after photos, and the site showed up again.
A barber in Leeds needed no articles at all. He wanted steady clients, so we tidied his Google Business Profile and put a QR code at the door. Reviews did the selling.
Barbershop · Leeds, UK
Fence company · Dallas, USSend me your website. I look at three things before anything else. Can Google read every page? Is your Google Business Profile complete? How do your reviews compare with your top 3 local competitors? You get a plain report that says what to fix first. No sales call attached.
The order is the whole point. Faults come first, your profile second, writing after that. Each week you get a short Loom video from us, and a live dashboard shows your numbers any day you feel like looking.
Noindex tags, crawl errors, speed. If Google cannot read the site, everything else waits until it can.
Categories, services, hours and photos put right. Then your website, profile and social pages get linked to each other.
An easy way for real customers to leave an honest review. In Leeds it was a QR code by the door.
We find the searches that bring paying customers, then write a service or area page for each one.
Guest posts on sites in your trade and listings on directories people use. Slow work. Worth it.
Calls, direction requests and leads, shown plainly. If a month goes badly, the video says so.
Plenty of agencies make you book a call to hear a number. Here are mine. A big agency invoice mostly pays for office rent and salaries, not skill. You pay month to month with no long contract. I suggest 6 months, since real movement usually takes 3 to 6.
One shop, one town, and a profile that needs sorting out.
A busy local business with rivals already on the map.
Several branches, or customers across a whole country.
This is not for you if you want a page one guarantee or a full diary inside 30 days. I sell neither. In the UAE? See the prices in AED. Unsure which plan fits? Start with the free audit.
My team works from Gujrat and Lahore with businesses in these markets. People search differently in Leeds, Dallas and Dubai. The order of the work stays the same.
Got a question that is not here? Ask for the free audit and see what I would fix on your own site.
Real movement usually takes 3 to 6 months, and full growth 6 to 12. A technical fault can turn round quicker once it is fixed. The Dallas fence site had been invisible for 260 days, and after the rebuild it showed 33.4k impressions and 104 clicks in a 28-day window.
No. Google decides who ranks, and anyone selling a guarantee is selling a guess. My promise covers the two things I control. The work gets done, and the report tells you the truth in a good month or a bad one.
Less than you have been told. For a shop or a trade, reviews and a tidy Google Business Profile usually move the map results before any article does. The Leeds barber reached 797 reviews and 1,455 profile interactions in 3 months without a blog doing the lifting. Posts are in every plan, but they come after the profile work.
I do, for the first 3 months of every new client. After that my team carries the monthly jobs and I still review every report before it reaches you. Nothing gets passed to outside freelancers.
No long contract. You pay month to month and can leave when you like. The fixes stay on your site, though rankings tend to slip slowly once rivals keep working and you do not.
We work from Gujrat and Lahore in Pakistan, so my running costs are low. Dubai or London rent never lands on your bill. The checks I run on your site are the same ones.