What you need before you start
- The client's main keywords and services
- The client's business address and service area
- Access to the client's website
- An AgentixSEO plan for the location
The steps
Step 1 · AgentixSEO onsite audit
Run an onsite audit
Audit every page for technical and content issues, then apply the suggested fixes.
Tip: Fix the home page and top service pages first. They carry the most weight.
Step 2 · AgentixSEO local grid tracking
Set up local grid rank tracking
Track the client's main keywords on a grid across the service area so you see where they rank street by street, not just from one point.
Tip: Track the same keywords the client's customers actually search, not industry jargon.
Step 3 · AgentixSEO competitor tracking
Track competitors
Add the top local competitors so you can see who ranks where and why.
Tip: Pick competitors that show up in the map pack, not the biggest brands.
Step 4 · AgentixSEO content with AgentixHUB
Publish service and location pages
Create pages for each core service and main area the client serves, with local details and clear calls to action.
Tip: Each page should be genuinely useful. Avoid copy that only swaps the city name.
Step 5 · AgentixSEO backlink campaigns
Build authority
Run backlink campaigns that point to the client's key pages.
Tip: Local and industry links beat large numbers of unrelated links.
Step 6 · AgentixSEO white-label dashboards
Report progress monthly
Share grid results, ranking changes and traffic in a white-label dashboard the client can open any time.
Tip: Show the grid from month one next to today. It makes progress easy to see.
Scout prompts to copy
Audit the client's site and list the top ten fixes ranked by impact on local rankings.
Draft a service page for water heater repair in Plano with local details and an FAQ.
Metrics to track
| Metric | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| Average grid rank for main keywords | Steady improvement month over month |
| Share of grid points in the top 3 | Growing over 90 days |
| Calls and form leads from organic search | Track against the starting month |
Timeline
Week 1
Audit fixes applied and baseline grid recorded
First 30 days
Core service and location pages published
First 90 days
Visible grid gains and first link campaigns live
Common mistakes to avoid
- Tracking rankings from a single point instead of a grid
- Publishing thin pages that only change the city name
- Ignoring the client's Google Business Profile
- Reporting rankings without tying them to leads
Timelines and targets are typical ranges, not guarantees. Results depend on the client's market and starting point.