Las Vegas, NV, USA
Las Vegas has residents who need a dentist or a roofer, and visitors who need dinner tonight. Both groups search on a phone and call the first business that looks right. We build your website and keep your Google listing ready so that business is you.
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Most of our clients are in Metro Vancouver, where Licheo is based. The work is the same for a business in Las Vegas.
Clark County's 325 hotels and other places to stay employed 146,242 people in 2024, and its 5,249 restaurants and other eating places employed 119,945. At the same time, the city has 678,922 residents who need a mechanic, a pediatrician or a pool repair.
A visitor wants directions, hours, prices and photos, today. A resident wants proof you will still answer the phone next year: reviews, years in business and the areas you cover. Decide which group you serve, and write your Google listing and your pages for them. If you serve both, give each its own page.
Customers cross city lines. Between April 2020 and July 2024, Las Vegas grew by 33,100 residents, Henderson grew from 316,893 to 350,039, and North Las Vegas grew from 259,472 to 294,034. Large parts of the valley, such as Paradise, Spring Valley and Enterprise, are outside any city at all.
So name the places you serve, one page each. A plumber who covers Henderson and Summerlin South should say so, with jobs done there. Inside the city, the active licenses cluster in Ward 1, with 6,997, and Ward 3, with 6,739. If your shop is in one of those wards, expect many neighbours on the same map, and make your listing complete.
Of the 613,049 Las Vegas residents aged 5 and over, 202,411 speak a language other than English at home. 152,723 speak Spanish, and 14,690 speak Tagalog, which includes Filipino. 63,489 Spanish speakers rate their English below the highest answer on the Census form.
If your staff speak Spanish or Tagalog, show it on your website and your Google listing. A medical office, a law firm or an insurance agent who explains things in the customer's own language gives a strong reason to call. Ask a person to write those pages, and name the language in each page title so a customer sees it at once.
Each fact links to the page where we read it.
We write a page for each area you serve, for example:
Often their listing and website match the search more closely, for example with a page for the exact service, current photos or more reviews. The City of Las Vegas has 33,072 active business licenses, so there is always a choice for Google to make. Our free Get Found Check sets your site beside a competitor's and shows the differences, one by one.
Yes, if you work there. Henderson grew from 316,893 to 350,039 residents between April 2020 and July 2024, and North Las Vegas grew from 259,472 to 294,034. A customer there may search with the name of that city. A page for each place you serve, with real jobs and how fast you can arrive, helps a customer in Henderson see that you cover their street.
If your customers speak these languages and your team can serve them, yes. In Las Vegas, 152,723 residents speak Spanish at home and 14,690 speak Tagalog. Have a person who speaks the language write a page for your main services, and list the languages on your Google listing. A family that prefers its own language can then find a Las Vegas business that speaks it.
Show specific proof. Las Vegas has 1,741 active licenses for medical professional services and 1,100 for contractors, so a customer has many to choose from. A clinic can show its treatments, insurance and booking steps; a contractor can show a page for each finished job with photos and the neighborhood. Add reviews from those same patients and clients to give a Las Vegas customer a reason to choose you.
Yes. When someone asks ChatGPT for a dentist in Summerlin South or a roofer in Henderson, it builds the answer from websites, Google listings, review sites and directories. A Las Vegas business that lists each service and each area in plain words gives it facts to use. We write your pages that way, and every month we check whether ChatGPT names you.
No. We move your current site to our platform and keep your design, your pages and your web address, so what Google knows about your Las Vegas business stays. It goes live within two weeks. Then every week we add something that is missing, such as a page for a service, a page for an area you cover or an answer to a common question.
Each month we send a short report in plain words. It counts the calls, messages and bookings from your website and shows where people found you: Google search, Google Maps, ChatGPT or another site. You see these numbers for your Las Vegas business every month, side by side, and you can ask us about any of them.
In under a minute it reads your website and gives it a letter grade for how ready it is for Google and for AI answers like ChatGPT. It lists the fixes that would help most and compares your site with competitors near you in Las Vegas. There is nothing to pay and nothing to sign up for, and you can run it again after each change.
They can, because visitors and residents see the same search results. Clark County's restaurants and other eating places employed 119,945 people in 2024, and a visitor looking for dinner sees the same map as your regular customers. If you serve locals, say so clearly: the areas you cover, your years in Las Vegas and your reviews from residents. That helps the right customer recognise you quickly.
The Get Found Check is free and takes under a minute. It shows what customers see about you on Google and in AI answers, and what to fix first.