Zooma runs SEO for local businesses in St. Louis Park — Google Business Profile, local pages, citations, and reviews — so nearby buyers find you first. You see new customers on the calendar; we handle everything under it.
St. Louis Park is an inner-ring suburb where the map pack shows three businesses per search and one well-kept profile usually owns it. Roofers, HVAC crews, and clinics along Highway 100 and Excelsior Boulevard win with Google Business Profile work and true city pages, not metro directory listings.
In St. Louis Park, the map pack shows three businesses per search, and in a suburb this size one consistently managed Google Business Profile usually owns it. That's the whole game for local SEO here: roofers, HVAC crews, and clinics along Highway 100 and Excelsior Boulevard don't need metro directory listings — they need a kept-up profile, true city pages that can rank on their own, consistent citations, and a steady flow of reviews. We do that work month after month so nearby buyers find your phone number before a Minneapolis competitor's.

Google Business Profile, local pages, and reviews — so when someone in St. Louis Park searches for what you do, your business is what they find.
Campaigns tuned to St. Louis Park-area searches with real buying intent, tracked call by call, so budget follows customers — not impressions.
Built, hosted, secured, and edited by us. Fast on a phone in a parking lot, with booking or calling one tap away.
Missed-call text-back, email & SMS sequences, and reminders. A 6pm Friday caller is a Monday-morning customer, not a lost lead.
Review generation built into your workflow, responses handled, problems caught before they become patterns.
Every call recorded and attributed. One monthly report: what a new customer cost and where the next one comes from.
We serve businesses in St. Louis Park. One business per industry per market: when you’re in, your competitor isn’t.
Tell us the outcome you want. We’ll walk through how your search presence, ads, website, and follow-up stack up in St. Louis Park — and what we’d run to get you there.