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Local SEO and web design for Northeast Philadelphia businesses.
From the shops on Cottman Avenue and Grant Avenue to the service companies off Roosevelt Boulevard and the storefronts in Mayfair, Fox Chase and Bustleton, we help Northeast businesses show up when neighbors search on Google, Maps and AI assistants.
Strong near Cottman and the Boulevard, then gone past Grant Avenue, where Bustleton and Somerton searches go elsewhere.
A big part of the city that searches by neighborhood.
The Northeast runs from Frankford and Mayfair up to Somerton at the Bucks County line, with Roosevelt Boulevard cutting through the middle. Customers say Fox Chase, Rhawnhurst or Torresdale, not just Philadelphia, and a plumber near Cottman Avenue won't automatically show up for someone in Bustleton. Up at the top, the city meets Lower Southampton, and many people search Feasterville and the Northeast in the same breath. That border is where we live: CouncilSoft is based in Holland, just up Route 532 from Bustleton Avenue.
Google Business Profile in the Northeast
Categories, service areas and posts that name Mayfair, Fox Chase, Bustleton and Somerton instead of one pin on the Boulevard.
Northeast Philadelphia web design
Mobile-first sites with neighborhood pages for the Northeast, plus pages for Feasterville and Huntingdon Valley if you work across the line.
Logos, vans & yard signs
Branding built for work trucks on the Boulevard, door hangers in Rhawnhurst and a sign above a Frankford Avenue shop.
Northeast Philadelphia businesses we're built for.
Also serving towns around Northeast Philadelphia.
CouncilSoft is based in Holland, Northampton Township. We work remotely and by phone.
- Feasterville-Trevose
- Huntingdon Valley
- Bensalem
- Southampton
- Holland
- Abington
- Center City
- All Philadelphia towns →
Local questions, local answers.
Should my profile say Philadelphia or my neighborhood?
Your address will say Philadelphia, and it should stay exactly that way. The neighborhood names belong in your services, posts, photo captions and website, which is where they help you show up for searches like “electrician in Fox Chase”.
I work on both sides of the city line. How do I cover Bucks County too?
List those towns in your service area and give the main ones, like Feasterville or Bensalem, their own short pages. Since we're based right across the line ourselves, we know which names people on each side use.
My shop is on Roosevelt Boulevard. Does that help or hurt?
It helps with drivers, but the Boulevard is wide and busy, and Google measures distance to the searcher, not traffic. We make sure your profile and pages reach the residential blocks on either side, not just the road.
Are Northeast neighbors finding your business?
Free audit. See your score, which neighborhoods see you now, and the first fixes we'd make.