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From £120 per 1,000 words · Covering the UKLocal Content Writing
Area guides, service guides, FAQs, case studies and blog posts written for your town and your customers by UK writers who understand the trade. Content that answers what people in your area are actually searching for.
We'll call you within one working day to confirm a couple of details, then your audit lands in your inbox within 48 hours. Nothing else to do for now.
The service is filled in for you. Add your business type, budget and postcode and we'll audit this first.
What's included
- Topics chosen from real local searches, not guesswork
- Written by a UK copywriter and edited for accuracy and plain English
- Titles, headings and meta descriptions set for search
- Internal links to your service and area pages
- Photos suggested or sourced; schema added where relevant
- Published for you on your site, or delivered as a document
What we check first
- Which questions do customers in your area ask before buying?
- What content do competitors have that brings them traffic?
- Which of your services need explaining?
- Are there local events, regulations or seasonal issues worth covering?
- Is there existing content that should be improved rather than added to?
These are the questions your free audit answers before we quote.
Local Content Writing
| Inner London | £155 |
| South East | £130 |
| Midlands | £120 |
| North & Yorkshire | £115 |
| Wales, Scotland & NI | £110 |
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Three steps, no jargon and no long contract.
Free audit
Send the form above. Within 48 hours you get a plain-English report on why the businesses above you rank where they do, and what it would take to pass them.
Local plan
A fixed-price plan for your town and your trade. Nothing padded out. You see every task, what it costs and what it's for before you agree to anything.
Rankings, leads, calls
We do the work, track your map-pack and organic positions every day, and report calls and enquiries monthly. No minimum term after the first three months.
Testimonials
What clients say
Reviews are quoted with permission and attributed by business type and area rather than by name.
“We went from nowhere to the top three on the map for “emergency plumber” in our town inside four months. The phone tracking was the bit that convinced me it was working, not just the ranking screenshots.”
Plumbing company Lancashire“Our Google profile had been suspended for weeks and two other companies couldn't get it back. These guys had it reinstated in nine days and then tidied up every listing we had online.”
Dental practice West Midlands“Honest about what would and wouldn't move the needle. They told us not to bother with two things we'd been paying another agency for. Bookings from Google are up about a third year on year.”
Independent restaurant Greater ManchesterFAQ
Local Content Writing: questions people ask
Anything else, use the contact form below and we'll answer the same working day.
Do I need a blog?
Not necessarily. Service guides and FAQs often do more for a local business than a blog. We'll suggest what's worth writing, not just fill a schedule.
Do you use AI to write it?
We use tools for research and drafting and a person writes and checks the final piece. Everything is fact-checked and reads like it was written by someone who knows the trade.
Can you write in my voice?
Yes. We'll ask how you talk to customers and match it.
How much content do I need?
For most local businesses: a strong page per service and area, then two to four pieces a month if you're in a competitive niche. Less is fine if it's good.
Contact
Talk to us about your area
Prefer to ask a question first? Send it here. We reply the same working day, and nothing you send is passed to a partner unless you ask for an audit.