// Heerhugowaard · Noord-Holland · Noord-Holland-Noord
Customers here compare you with companies from Alkmaar, while the municipality of Dijk en Waard counts 11,040 business locations.
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What makes this market its own
Between 2004 and 2006 the Stad van de Zon, or City of the Sun, was built in Heerhugowaard: a neighbourhood of around 1,400 homes with 2.45 MW of solar panels on the roofs. Partly thanks to three wind turbines, it counts as the first CO2-neutral residential district in the Netherlands.
Source: groenblauwenetwerken.nl.
Service area
A client rarely works within one municipal boundary. These cities have a page of their own, with their own figures and their own market.
| Number on the map | City | Province | Residents | From Heerhugowaard | What makes that market its own | To the page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alkmaar | Noord-Holland | 113,196 | 7 km south-west | Alkmaar draws customers from across the north of North Holland, so its search area is wider than the city. | Local SEO specialist with figures for Alkmaar |
| 2 | Purmerend | Noord-Holland | 84,186 | 20 km south-east | Purmerend is the shopping town of Waterland: much of its search demand arrives from the surrounding villages. | Local SEO specialist and Google Maps in Purmerend |
| 3 | Zaandam | Noord-Holland | 165,201 | 25 km south | Zaandam has to hold its ground beside Amsterdam while the Zaanstreek villages form its real back garden. | Local SEO specialist in Zaandam |
Population figures as at 1 January 2026, compiled by AlleCijfers.nl from Statistics Netherlands (CBS) and BAG data. Consulted on 14 September 2026.
Schematic map, not drawn to the real shape of the area: the cities sit at their real compass bearing and their real distance from the centre, and nothing else is on it. Positions are calculated from the approximate centre of each town, rounded to hundredths of a degree — accurate to about one kilometre. Distances are as the crow flies, rounded to five kilometres, and to one kilometre below ten.
When someone nearby searches for your service, companies with an Alkmaar address usually appear first. You only come into view once the searcher scrolls, and few people bother.
Since the municipality of Dijk en Waard was formed, listings and forms carry two names side by side. That confusion makes it harder for Google to confirm your address.
On Zandhorst and De Vaandel sit companies that never touched their profile. Regular customers know them well, but for anyone searching fresh they barely exist online.
I aim your profile and pages at searches containing Heerhugowaard, so that you stop being pushed aside by Alkmaar listings inside the very same map view.
I go through your listings and make name, address and town identical everywhere, including how the municipality is written. Google needs that repetition as confirmation.
For companies on Zandhorst, Beveland and De Vaandel I complete the profile: photos of the building, services, opening hours and a description of what happens inside.
Who I work for here
Sectors, not client names: much of the work runs whitelabel through agencies, and their clients are not mine to display.
To your customers you are a company in Heerhugowaard, and that is the name they type. Official registers and listings carry the municipality of Dijk en Waard. Use the town name people search for in your profile, and keep the municipality name consistent wherever a form asks for it.
Often because that listing is fuller or has shown the same details for longer. Google looks at distance, at how well a business matches the query and at how known it is online. The first two you can influence by sharpening your profile and your copy.
Partly. A webshop without a visiting address stays out of the map view, but can still be found on searches containing the town name. If you have a warehouse or pickup point on Zandhorst where customers genuinely come, you can set up a profile and compete in the local result.
A few hours at the start: arranging access, going through your services and supplying photos that match how things look now. After that it is upkeep, in short rounds. I handle the writing and the technical changes, you supply the knowledge about your trade and your customers.
Your listing stays exactly as it is while competitors who do maintain theirs gradually move past you. Search behaviour is shifting too: more people put their question to an AI assistant instead of a search box. Anyone missing from those answers fades out without a single visible moment.
// Local SEO specialist Heerhugowaard
Half an hour is enough to see where the gaps are. No sales pitch, no obligation, and you get the findings even if nothing follows.
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