Track local SEO
Local SEO brings the available business listing, review, question, and map-result evidence into one site view. Use it to find inconsistent source data and movement, then make any correction at the original listing or business profile.
Before you start
- A Pro or Agency account and a site for a location-based business.
- Accurate business details and tracked local phrases for map-position evidence.
Follow these steps
Open Local SEO
Choose the site and open its Local SEO view. Existing stored evidence appears before you request a refresh.
Refresh deliberately
Use Refresh when you need a current provider observation and the allowance permits it. One local refresh updates the supported listing, review, and question evidence together.
Compare business details
Review the name, address, and phone details shown for each source. Correct a mismatch at the source rather than treating the RankMeFast row as an editable listing.
Review public feedback
Use average rating, review count, freshness, and unanswered questions as context. The figures describe provider-observed public data, not customer sentiment RankMeFast has inferred.
Check the local pack
Compare map-result positions for tracked phrases separately from normal organic positions. A site can appear in one surface and not the other.
What you get
- A source-by-source view of available business details.
- Review and question context from the latest stored observation.
- Local-pack positions tied to tracked phrases.
Common questions
Related guides
Track keyword rankings
Add important phrases and read position changes over time.
Audit your site
Run a crawl, read prioritized findings, and retest the changes you make.
Connect Google Search Console
Grant read-only access, select the matching property, and bring first-party search evidence into RankMeFast.
Continue in RankMeFast
Open the matching product area and use the evidence shown there as the final authority for your account.
Last updated: August 2026