A page for every location
Each location gets its own page with its address, hours, services, team and local proof, written to rank for that neighborhood instead of copying the same text with a new city name.
Multi-location marketing
Wise Roots runs local SEO, geofencing and Google Ads for multi-location brands from one reporting dashboard.
Every location gets its own page, its own Google Business Profile, its own reviews and its own ad budget. You get one dashboard that shows which locations are winning and which need help.
Google Partner · Semrush Agency Partner · Based in Phoenix, working across the US
Multi-location marketing means promoting a brand with several physical locations so each one shows up and wins customers in its own area. It covers a page and Google Business Profile for each location, local SEO and reviews by location, location-level Google Ads and geofencing, and reporting that compares locations side by side.
Each location gets its own page with its address, hours, services, team and local proof, written to rank for that neighborhood instead of copying the same text with a new city name.
Categories, services, photos, posts and questions managed location by location. The map pack ranks each address on its own, so each profile gets its own work.
Review requests go out after each visit and route to the right location's profile, with reply drafts ready for approval.
Campaigns split by location and radius, so each address gets its own budget and you can see which location is earning its spend.
Fences drawn around the competitors, events and neighborhoods near each location, with ads that name the closest one to the person seeing them.
Every location side by side: rankings, calls, bookings, reviews and ad return. Spot the location that needs help without opening ten reports.
Most multi-location brands run one website, one ad account and one report for the whole company. Google ranks each address separately, so one strong location hides three weak ones, duplicate location pages get ignored, and nobody can tell which location is earning its ad spend. Fixing it means working and measuring location by location.
For The Porch, with locations in Arcadia, Tempe, Gilbert and Flagstaff, we plan geofencing around each location's own competitors and neighborhoods instead of one campaign across the state. Arcadia and Flagstaff have different customers, so they get different fences and different messages.
Search + AI Visibility plans
Plans cover Google SEO and AI answers together. Up to three locations is Growth; national brands and several metros are National. Ads and geofencing are added per brand.
One location, one city
$750/month
Up to 3 locations or one metro
$1,500/month
A national brand or several metros
$3,000/month
Not on a Smart Site? A one-time $1,500 onboarding covers the technical fixes, schema, speed and tracking. Smart Sites clients skip it.
Want proof first? The $2,500 AI Search Visibility Audit is credited in full toward your plan, month by month until it's used up, if you start within 30 days. Or run the free AI Readiness Scan right now.
First term is 3 months, then month to month. Extra location $250/month; extra page $250. Ad spend is separate. No plan promises a ranking or a mention by any AI engine; nobody honest can.
Local SEO and AI search visibility for every location.
Google Ads management split by location and radius.
Geofencing around each location's competitors and events.
Med spa group? See med spa SEO. Dental group? See dental marketing.
Multi-location marketing means promoting a brand with several physical locations so each one shows up and wins customers in its own area. It covers a page and Google Business Profile for each location, local SEO and reviews by location, location-level Google Ads and geofencing, and reporting that compares locations side by side.
Search visibility plans for multi-location brands start at $1,500 a month for up to three locations or one metro, and $3,000 a month for national brands or several metros. Google Ads and geofencing are added per brand, with ad spend paid directly from your own accounts.
Yes. Each location's profile is managed on its own: categories, services, photos, weekly posts, questions and reviews.
Yes. Each location gets a page written for its neighborhood, not a copy with the city name swapped. Thin duplicate pages are one of the most common reasons multi-location sites fail to rank.
Yes. The dashboard shows every location side by side, and you can drill into one location's rankings, calls, bookings, reviews and ad return.
Yes. We are based in Phoenix and run multi-location programs anywhere in the US.
No. The first SEO term is three months because rankings take time to move. After that it is month to month.
Book a free call and we'll show you how each of your locations ranks in Google, Maps and AI answers today.