The 90-Day Local Marketing Plan Template for Small Businesses
A week-by-week local marketing plan you can run yourself for one quarter — foundations, visibility, and acquisition, in one printable plan.
Three months is the unit that actually moves a local business
A single campaign won't change a local business. A single post definitely won't. What moves a local business is ninety days of consistent presence: showing up in search, in the feed, and in proof, then following up on every lead.
The plan below is built in three thirty-day phases. Each phase has one job. Run it yourself, tick the boxes, and by day ninety you will have the foundations of a local acquisition system — not a pile of one-off posts.
A quarter of consistent presence beats a year of sporadic effort.
Free Download
90-Day Local Marketing Plan (PDF — printable)
Why this works
- 1.Phase 1 builds the base Google and customers look for. Without it, ads and content land on nothing.
- 2.Phase 2 makes you visible and believable. Proof is what turns a search into a choice.
- 3.Phase 3 turns visibility into revenue. Follow-up is where most local businesses quietly lose the leads they already earned.
→The businesses that win their local market aren't smarter. They're more consistent, for longer.
Keep reading
- How to Build a Content Calendar You'll Actually Use (Free Template)
- The Pre-Shoot Video Checklist That Saves Every Shoot (Free Download)
- How to Write a Video Script That Converts (Free Script Template)
- The 30-Minute Social Media Audit Checklist (Free Download)
- How to Brief a Video Team Without Getting Burned (Free Brief Template)
- The Video Repurposing Matrix: Turn One Shoot Into 20 Assets (Free Template)
- The Content KPI Tracker That Measures What Actually Matters (Free)
- How to Run a Monthly Content Review (Free Template)
- Find Your Brand Voice (Free Worksheet for Small Businesses)
Ready to Get Started?
Want all ninety days run for you?
Local Domination runs the media, the ads, the local SEO, and the follow-up as one monthly system — so the quarter actually compounds.
Explore Local Domination