Store Locator SEO Audit

Paste the URL of one of your location pages and get a detailed local SEO audit: title tags, structured data, local content, internal links and performance.

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Why audit your store locator?

For a multi-location brand, the store locator is one of the strongest local SEO assets you own. Every location page can rank for "near me" and "[service] in [city]" searches and send ready-to-buy customers to a store. Yet many location pages ship with thin content, duplicate tags or missing schema that keep them out of Google's results.

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Title tags & meta descriptions

Checks that every location has unique tags that include its city or neighborhood.

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Structured data

Reviews your Schema.org LocalBusiness markup: presence, required fields, aggregateRating and sameAs links.

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Unique local content

Flags near-duplicate pages and measures how much content is specific to each location.

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Internal linking

Checks links between location pages and from the rest of the site so Google can crawl them all.

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Performance

Looks at load speed and mobile Core Web Vitals.

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Multi-location SEO

NAP consistency, local keyword targeting and the link with each Google Business Profile.

Store locator SEO: what a strong location page needs

Good store locator SEO is built page by page. A location page that ranks shows the essentials (address, hours, phone number), adds content written for the area it serves, and carries complete structured data. Together, these are what let a page rank for searches like "hardware store Austin" or "oil change near Midtown".

Building a store locator: best practices

A store locator that drives traffic is more than a map and a list of addresses. Built for local SEO, it needs clean URLs per city or location, server-side rendering (SSR) so Google can index every page, a dedicated sitemap for location pages, and a site structure that is easy to crawl. Our store locator audit shows where your setup falls short of these practices.

Frequently asked questions

What is a store locator audit?

A review of your location pages covering on-page SEO, structured data, technical performance and how relevant the content is for each location.

How many pages can I audit?

The tool audits one location page at a time, so you can review and fix issues page by page.

Is my store locator indexed by Google?

Indexing depends on your sitemap, internal links, JavaScript rendering and page speed. The audit points out what may be stopping Google from finding your location pages.

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