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118x — Local Business Pages
I built 118x so local businesses can have a real page: a direct address, industry-specific design, local SEO, and structured content that AI answers can quote.
What I worked on
Many small businesses are searched by name before they have a website. 118x turns a short WhatsApp brief into a live page at 118x.ir/<slug>: pick the industry, send the details, review a preview, and publish, with delivery counted in days rather than weeks.
The platform ships twelve industry layouts — cafe and restaurant, barber and beauty, technical services, retail, education, real estate, freelance developers, transport, offices, public figures, medical clinics, and fitness — plus a plan ladder that starts with a single-page profile and ends with a custom domain and a multi-page site.
Search visibility is part of the product rather than an add-on: local wording and structure, LocalBusiness structured data, a consistent name, address, and phone number, short answer-style sections for AI assistants, crawler access, and prebuilt pages delivered fast. Gold pages also get a QR code and a clean share preview.
I built the marketing site around evidence too: a simulated before-and-after search result, an assistant answer drawn from real 118x pages, an industry selector, and a short self-assessment that never stores its answers. The public directory gives every business another crawlable entry point.
What it brings together
- Pages at 118x.ir/<slug>
- Twelve industry-specific layouts
- LocalBusiness structured data
- Answer-engine-ready content
- Plan comparison and WhatsApp ordering
- Per-page QR codes and share previews
- Industry selector and self-assessment