Managed local presence for multi-location brands

Every location.
Under control.

Local visibility. Reputation. Revenue opportunities.
One accountable partner across your entire network.

One network. Every market connected.Interactive operating model
HeadquartersBrand standards & approvals
Schematic example. Countries and markers illustrate the workflow.
All markets

One standard. Local context.

Headquarters defines the source of truth. Regional teams validate exceptions. LocalUp coordinates the work.

Defined ownershipDocumented exceptionsLocation-level reporting
Big networks.
A clear picture.
DEMO DATA · NOT CLIENT RESULTS
1,247locations in one view
14countries coordinated
96.4%profile completeness
+32%local visibility
The cost of fragmentation

Your network grows. The gaps shouldn’t.

A wrong opening time is a local problem. A thousand inconsistent profiles is an operating problem.

Without a shared system

More markets.
More moving parts.

Conflicting hoursUnanswered reviewsMissing ownershipDuplicate profilesDisconnected reportsLocal exceptions
With LocalUp

One source of truth.
A named owner for the work.

Connect headquarters, regional teams and every location through standards, approval routes and a visible execution plan.

Enterprise local SEO
The LocalUp operating system

Complexity in. Control out.

Seven connected workstreams. One operating model. Built around what your business needs to get done.

Governance at scale

HQ sets the standard.
Every market stays aligned.

HeadquartersStrategy, standards & approvals
Set the direction
Regional teamsMarket context & exceptions
LocalUpExecution & accountability
Location A
Location B
Location C
Location D

One brand standard. Informed by every location.

Explore governance

Accurate everywhere.

Profiles, listings, hours and location data. Reconciled against one verified register.

Location masterGoogle / Apple / Bing
Listings & data

Every review has a route.

Local responses. Brand-approved language. Clear escalation for sensitive issues.

Review receivedClassify & assignApprove & respond
Reputation management
From execution to evidence

The number is only useful if you can explain it.

Read performance by location, market and cohort. Connect the baseline, the work and the result.

See how we measure
MOCK REPORT · NOT A CLIENT RESULT
+32%local visibility

Compare matched locations and search areas against the same baseline. Keep market mix and observation dates visible.

Matched search coverage / total observed searches
Built around your business

Local decisions.
Enterprise consequences.

All industries
A controlled start

First, establish the truth.
Then, scale the work.

A reference onboarding plan. Scope and timing are agreed around your actual network.

Weeks 1-2

Discover & connect

Location inventory, access, data sources and ownership.

Weeks 2-4

Audit & prioritize

Find customer-facing gaps and agree the action plan.

Weeks 4-8

Fix & optimize

Remediate profiles, align content and establish workflows.

Weeks 8-12

Measure & operate

Baseline reporting, clear responsibilities and a repeatable cadence.

Expertise, made practical

Better decisions start here.

Start with the whole picture

How visible is
your location network?

Find the gaps. Understand the priorities.
Build a practical plan for every market.

Before we begin

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Can you work alongside our current agency?

Yes. Discovery defines responsibilities, data sources and handover dependencies. We can scope a transition or an additional workstream without changing profile ownership.

Who owns our Google Business Profiles?

Your business retains ownership. The access model uses agreed manager permissions, with a named owner on your side and a documented offboarding process.

Which countries and languages can you support?

We confirm market coverage, platform availability and language requirements during discovery. We do not assume that one workflow or category set works in every country.

How do franchise owners participate?

We define what owners may update, which changes need approval and how exceptions are escalated. Head office retains brand standards while local teams supply context.

What will we see in reporting?

A portfolio view, regional comparisons and a location-level action list. Sources, time periods, missing data and attribution limitations accompany each report.

What SLAs and contract terms do you offer?

Response windows, deliverables, escalation routes and commercial terms are agreed in the statement of work. Platform verification and reinstatement timelines remain outside our control.

How long does implementation take?

The reference onboarding plan spans 90 days. Access gaps, estate complexity and platform decisions can affect timing; we agree milestones after discovery.

How is access and customer data handled?

Use business-owned accounts, least-privilege access and approved data flows. Procurement reviews the actual processing terms and controls before an engagement begins.

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