HQ: Nairobi, Kenya
Local SEO
Your business shows up in Google Maps, the local pack, and the Knowledge Panel — or it doesn't. We make sure it does, for the searches that actually bring customers.
We handle GBP claim, video verification, category optimisation, Kenyan NAP citations, bilingual content, review management, and monthly reporting — so the local pack works for you, not your competitor down the road. See SEO pricing, free audit, and SEO services Kenya.
We handle the full claim or creation of your profile including video verification — the step where most DIY attempts stall in Kenya.
We select the most specific accurate primary category and fill every attribute, including M-Pesa payment options — signals that filter into local search.
We write your 750-character description and list every service with KES price ranges, adding keyword coverage your profile would otherwise miss.
Most Kenyan businesses never post. We publish offers, service updates, and local content consistently — an easy advantage over inactive competitors.
We respond to every review within 48 hours and give you a direct review link to share via WhatsApp after jobs — building velocity without bulk requests.
We standardise your +254 NAP across Kenyan directories and send monthly Insights reports showing searches, views, calls, and direction requests.
All work is specific to how Kenyan customers search — mobile-first, Safaricom data, WhatsApp conversion path, KES pricing, Kiswahili and bilingual queries. Run a free audit first.
Wrong Category = Wrong Searches
Your primary category is the highest-impact field on your profile. An accountant listed as 'Business Management Consultant' will not appear for 'accountant Kilimani' no matter how many reviews they collect.
Inconsistent NAP Suppresses Ranking
If your phone number appears as 0726… on your website, +254726… on Yellow Pages Kenya, and 254726… on a business directory, Google sees three different businesses. That inconsistency lowers your local ranking.
Stale Profiles Signal Abandonment
A profile with no posts in four months, no review responses, and photos from 2022 looks abandoned to Google's algorithm and to customers checking before they call.
Verification Gaps Block Features
An unverified profile has reduced visibility and cannot access Posts, Products, or the messaging button. In Kenya, video verification is now the primary method — and it requires knowing what to film.
Westlands Medical Centre
Westlands, Nairobi
Challenge
The clinic had a GBP profile but was not appearing in the local pack for 'clinic near me' or 'doctor Westlands.' Category was set to 'Health' rather than 'Medical Clinic.' No reviews had been responded to in 8 months. Services section was empty. NAP showed two different phone formats across directories.
What we did
Result
Monthly retainers from KES 15,000 depending on scope — setup-only, ongoing management, or full local SEO with citations and reporting. Full package breakdown at /pricing.
KES 15,000/month
Best for
Local businesses wanting Google visibility
KES 25,000/month
Best for
Businesses dominating their niche
KES 40,000/month
Best for
Market leaders serious about owning their category
01
Start with our free Lighthouse audit to We review your current profile (or find the auto-created one), check your NAP across Kenyan directories, and identify the specific signals suppressing your ranking.
02
We claim or create your profile, handle video verification, set the correct category, fill every field, and upload the baseline photo set.
03
We publish Google Posts, respond to reviews, monitor the Q&A section, and maintain NAP consistency — the ongoing work that separates active from dormant profiles.
04
Monthly Insights reporting covers discovery searches, views, calls, and direction requests. Drops get flagged early; we adjust before they become ranking problems.
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A free audit takes a few minutes and shows you exactly which signals are suppressing your profile: wrong category, inconsistent NAP, stale reviews, missing services. If you would rather have it handled, our retainers start from KES 15,000/month. Request the audit at /audit or get in touch at /contact.