We work below the campaign. Never across it.
LocalEnhance handles the local discovery layer: what a customer actually finds at the moment a campaign has done its job and they go and search. Google Business Profiles, local ranking, AI-search visibility, and the profiles and pages those searches land on.
It runs white-label under your branding, or as a named vendor. The client relationship stays where it already is either way.
None of this competes with what you sell.
That is your business and we have no interest in being in it. Our results depend on those campaigns being good, which makes us a plug-in rather than a competitor for the same budget.
Two models. Both keep the client yours.
Pick per account rather than per relationship. Some brands want a specialist in the room and some very much do not.
White-label
You buy at a wholesale per-location rate and price it into the client relationship however you choose. You keep the client, the margin and the reporting line. We never appear in a room or on an invoice.
Agreed once at group level, so any team inside your organisation can pull from the same rate card without starting a new procurement cycle each time.
Named vendor
We are introduced as your local search and AI-visibility partner and contract directly with the client. Standard referral terms apply on accounts you originate.
Better where the client wants a specialist in the room, or where the scope is large enough that it needs its own contract.
Small enough to approve. Large enough to read.
One brand, ten to thirty locations, thirty days. Deliberately sized to skip a procurement cycle while still producing a result that is not noise.
Pick one brand
And ten to thirty of its locations. Ideally one you already suspect is underperforming in local search.
We baseline everything
Every location measured before we touch anything, so the comparison at the end is evidence rather than memory.
Thirty days, then the report
A before-and-after on what actually moved. Including the locations where it did not.
Name a brand. We'll audit it, free.
No commitment and nothing to sign. Delivered as a document within a week: current visibility per location, geo-grid maps showing where it actually ranks, what is missing, and what it is costing.
Pick the account that matters most, or one you think we will struggle with. We would rather show you a real picture of a hard one than a flattering picture of an easy one.
What agencies ask first
Do you take the client relationship from us?
No, and the white-label model is built so we structurally cannot. You buy at a wholesale per-location rate and price it into your client relationship however you choose. We never appear in a room or on an invoice. If you would rather we were visible, the named-vendor model exists for exactly that, and it is your call which one a given account uses.
Does this compete with what our agency already sells?
It should not, and if it does we would rather find that out now. We do not do creative, brand strategy, media planning, media buying, influencer or production. We work below the campaign, on what a customer finds in the ten seconds after the campaign has done its job and they go and search. Our results depend on those campaigns being good, which makes us a plug-in rather than a competitor for the same budget.
What does a first engagement look like?
One brand, ten to thirty of its locations, thirty days. We baseline every location before touching anything, then hand back a before-and-after report at the end. Deliberately small enough to approve without a procurement cycle, and large enough that the result is not noise.
How does pricing work for partners?
Wholesale, per location, agreed once at group level so any team inside your organisation can pull from the same rate card without restarting a procurement cycle each time. The rate depends on volume and scope, so it gets agreed in a conversation rather than published here.
Can you white-label the reporting?
Yes. Monthly reporting is formatted for your client decks or delivered under your brand, and your account team gets live dashboard access. Geo-grid visibility maps and multi-location rollups come in the same format.
How many locations can you actually handle?
The process does not change between ten locations and several hundred, which is the part that usually breaks in-house. If you are bringing something larger than that, say so early and we will be straight about where it stops being comfortable.
What if we just want to test you first?
Name a brand and we will audit it, free, before anything is signed. Current visibility per location, geo-grid maps showing where it actually ranks, what is missing and what it is costing. Delivered as a document within a week. You decide what happens after you have read it.
The next step is small on purpose.
Name one brand. We audit it, free, and you decide what happens after you have read it.