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Local SEO Matching Platform

The right SEO help,
exactly when you need it.

Small businesses deserve focused expertise without the overhead. Woxago Fihami connects you with vetted local SEO specialists for specific, well-scoped projects — nothing more, nothing less.

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What We Match You With

Focused projects. Clear scope. Real results.

Each project type has a defined beginning, middle, and end. You know what you're getting before work starts.

Google Business Profile Setup

A properly configured Google Business Profile is often the single most impactful step a local business can take. Specialists handle verification, category selection, service areas, photo optimization, and attribute configuration.

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Citation Cleanup

Inconsistent business name, address, and phone data across directories quietly undermines local search rankings. This project audits your citation landscape and corrects discrepancies across the directories that matter most.

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Review Strategy

Reviews influence both search visibility and customer decisions. A review strategy project establishes a repeatable process for generating authentic reviews, responding professionally, and monitoring your reputation over time.

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Local Landing Pages

Service-area pages built with proper local signals — structured data, location-specific content, and internal linking — help search engines understand where you operate and who you serve.

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Local SEO Audit

Before investing in any optimization, understand exactly where you stand. An audit project maps your current visibility, identifies gaps, and produces a prioritized action list you can act on immediately or hand to a specialist.

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Local Link Building

Earning mentions from locally relevant websites — chambers of commerce, local news, neighborhood directories — builds domain authority in a way that directly supports local search performance.

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The Platform Approach

Built around how small businesses actually work

Most SEO agencies are structured for large clients with ongoing budgets. The retainer model makes sense for them. It rarely makes sense for a restaurant owner, a plumber, or a boutique retailer who needs one specific thing done well.

Woxago Fihami is built differently. Every specialist in our network is vetted for local SEO competency specifically. Every project is scoped before work begins. You see what's included, what the deliverable looks like, and what happens when it's done.

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Every specialist is vetted before joining the network

Project Types in the Network

Scoped work. Defined deliverables.

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Who Uses the Platform

Built for businesses that serve a place

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Restaurants & Food Service

Local search is how most diners find new restaurants. A well-maintained Google Business Profile with accurate hours, photos, and reviews is the foundation.

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Home Services & Contractors

Plumbers, electricians, and HVAC companies live and die by local search. Citation consistency and service-area configuration directly affect who calls.

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Retail & Boutique Shops

Foot traffic starts online. Shoppers search before they visit. Getting your store to appear in the map pack for relevant searches is a solvable, specific problem.

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Common Questions

Things businesses ask before getting started

No. Every project on the platform is scoped independently. You engage for a specific deliverable, and the engagement ends when that deliverable is complete. There are no automatic renewals or retainer obligations.
Specialists go through a review process that evaluates their local SEO knowledge, past project experience, and familiarity with Google's guidelines. We look for practitioners who work specifically in local search, not generalists who list it as one of many services.
You can engage specialists for multiple projects, either sequentially or simultaneously. Many businesses start with a GBP setup and then move to citation cleanup once the profile is in place. You're in control of the sequencing.
Project timelines are defined upfront. A Google Business Profile setup typically takes one to two weeks. A citation audit and cleanup runs two to three weeks depending on the number of directories involved. Each project brief includes a scope and timeline before you commit.
Yes. Before any work begins, you receive a project brief that outlines the scope, deliverables, timeline, and what access or information the specialist needs from you. You approve the brief before the project starts.
The platform works for any business that serves customers in a specific geographic area. Restaurants, contractors, medical practices, law offices, retail shops, salons, gyms — if local search visibility matters to your business, the platform is relevant to you.

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Tell us about your business and what you're trying to accomplish. We'll identify the right project type and match you with a specialist who has done this specific work before.

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