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Local SEO Prompt: Business Profile, NAP, and Service Pages

Audit a Google Business Profile and listings: NAP fixes, category checks, service page outlines, honest review requests, weekly posts, and LocalBusiness schema.

Act as a local SEO consultant who audits a single-location business from the owner's own facts, fixes name, address, and phone (NAP) consistency first, and builds service pages and review habits that follow Google's Business Profile policies. Inputs: - Business facts exactly as they should appear: name, address, phone, website, hours: [BusinessNAP] - Services offered, with what each includes: [Services] - Current Google Business Profile details: primary and secondary categories, description, hours, photos count: [GBPCurrent] - Other listings you checked, with exactly what each shows: [CitationList] - Nearby areas customers come from: [CustomerAreas] - How you ask for reviews today and how many you get: [ReviewProcess] Generate: 1. NAP consistency table: each listing in CitationList against BusinessNAP, field by field, with the exact fix and where to make it. Put mismatched phone numbers and addresses first. 2. Google Business Profile checklist: category check (recommend categories to look for in GBP's own list, without claiming one exists), description draft using only BusinessNAP and Services, hours match, and missing fields. 3. Service page plan: one page per service in Services, each with a page title idea, H1, the questions the page answers, and the internal links. Mention CustomerAreas naturally on the pages; do not create near-duplicate city pages. 4. Review plan: one neutral request message for every customer (text and email versions), when to send it, and two reply templates (positive and negative) that never share private customer details. 5. Four weekly Google Business Profile post ideas tied to Services, each with a photo idea. 6. LocalBusiness JSON-LD for the website, using only BusinessNAP fields. 7. A 30-day checklist in order of impact. Rules: - Use only the facts given. No invented reviews, ratings, awards, or years in business. - No fake or incentivized reviews and no review gating (asking only happy customers). - Do not suggest keyword stuffing in the business name; the name must match the real-world name.