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Lucas and Luna stand outside a sunlit Main Street storefront, coffees in hand, tablet showing an abstract local-map mockup. Their conversation is about the real tactics that make a small business visible to local customers — not SEO theory, but the actual steps a florist in Portland or a bike repair shop in Austin can take to rank on Google Maps, earn reviews that convert, and show up in the local pack when someone searches 'plumber near me'. Each episode picks one hyper-specific tactic: how to structure a Google Business Profile description, which categories matter most, why 3-word reviews beat 20-word ones, what to do when a competitor hijacks your listing, how local link-building actually works when you don't own a blog. They never talk in generalities. If Lucas mentions a case — say, a pizzeria that doubled walk-ins by optimizing its Q&A section — Luna pushes for the exact wording, the timeline, the numbers. The listener is a business owner who runs operations, manages their own online presence, and wants a podcast that respects their time: no fluff, no motivational speeches, just a playbook for dominating the 5-mile radius. What does a real Google Maps ranking look like when you strip away the SEO consultants' jargon — and how do you get it without spending a dime on ads?
Unknown Host hosts The Local Marketing Podcast with Fexingo: Small Business, Google Maps, and Local SEO, a general show with 5 episodes published.
Episode 34 of The Local Marketing Podcast. Lucas and Luna drill into a single tactic that a car wash in Portland, Oregon, tested to build customer trust: publishing estimated wait times on its Google Business Profile. Th
In Episode 33 of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down how a small independent coffee shop in Portland, Oregon used Google Maps gift card listings to drive foot traffic during a slow January. They walk t
Episode 32 of The Local Marketing Podcast dives into a specific Google Maps feature most local businesses overlook: the Book button. Lucas and Luna break down how a busy hair salon in Portland, Oregon, called 'Strand Sal
Lucas and Luna drill into a specific Google Business Profile feature most small businesses overlook: attributes. They walk through how a vintage furniture shop in Portland, RetroFit, added 14 niche attributes — like 'vin
Episode 30 of The Local Marketing Podcast dives into Google Maps attributes—those tiny feature tags like 'good for dogs' or 'free Wi-Fi' that can make or break a local business listing. Lucas and Luna examine how a pet s
In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into how a dentist in Austin, Texas, named Dr. Sarah Cheng, uses the Google Maps Q&A feature to convert prospects into booked patients. They discuss her
In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down how a small tattoo studio in Austin, Texas uses Google Business Profile attributes, Q&A, and photo verification to filter out underage inquiries a
In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down how a coin-laundromat in Denver used a targeted Google Maps star-rating strategy to turn one-star reviews into five-star ones — and increase foot
In Episode 26 of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna break down how a small plumbing business in Denver, Colorado, uses the Google Business Profile Services List to rank for high-intent emergency search terms. Th
Lucas and Luna dig into how an independent bookstore in Portland, Oregon — called The Book Nook — uses Google Business Profile posts to drive foot traffic to author events, storytime, and book clubs. They walk through th
In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how a small hardware store in Portland used a simple Google Reviews strategy to jump from page three to the top of local search results in just six w
In Episode 23 of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into a fresh angle: using Google Maps attributes to attract foot traffic for a bakery. They analyze the case of a small bakery in Portland that optimized
Episode 22 dives into a surprisingly powerful local SEO tool: the Google Business Profile menu feature. Lucas and Luna unpack the story of Di Fara Pizza in Brooklyn, which saw a 22% lift in takeout orders after optimizin
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how a small toy store in Portland doubled its conversion rate by enabling Google Maps Messaging. The owners, Jessica and Mark, noticed that customers often asked the same questions
Lucas and Luna dive into a specific, underused feature of Google Business Profiles: the Questions & Answers section. They break down how a small gym in Portland, Oregon—Iron Roots Strength—flipped their Q&A from a neglec
Episode 19 of The Local Marketing Podcast with Fexingo dives into how a small Thai restaurant in Portland uses Google Business Profile posts to drive lunchtime orders. Lucas and Luna break down the specific post types—of
In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how a small independent bike shop in Portland uses Google Business Profile product listings to turn online browsers into in-store buyers. They break
This episode dives into a specific local marketing tactic that many small businesses overlook: Google Local Service Ads for a hardware store. Lucas and Luna walk through how an independent hardware store in Portland, Ore
In this episode of The Local Marketing Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how a small landscaping company in Austin, Texas turned its Google Business Profile photos into a steady lead machine. They break down the specific p
Episode 15 of The Local Marketing Podcast dives into how a small gym in Austin, Texas uses Google Maps posts to consistently fill fitness classes without paid ads. Lucas and Luna break down the specific strategy: posting
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