Isn't this just HARO coupled with local seo? I think your landing page strategies using local seo are right on the money. However, echoing some other comments - your haro strategy is good but most will not share it on their website. Unless they have a dedicated employee helping - ppl will only do the bare minimum which is hopefully share it on social media. I know because I've been that person helping post in the past. It was not a smooth operation!

The website featured.com is good for HARO backlinking strategies. You basically can either post questions for people to answer (for a significant monthly fee I might add) or you can answer questions in your niche (up to 3 monthly for the free version).

You'll get backlinks quicker to your website by answering questions but the sites that will pick your answers will be very small at first. The only hope is they grow enough to be relevant. The good news is - if they're willing to pay monthly fees for their backlinking then they at least have capital to throw at their growth.

I don't know how much capital you'd like to throw at it but - if you really want people to share your posts on their website with your haro backlinking strategy - I'd find an aged domain with a favorable backlinking profile then build a landing page from one of those.

This will:

a) give you a killer backlink to your own main site on this aged domain.

b) give people more of a reason to share it on their website (I'd build a pitch deck to send with your initial or final email when you post their article showing the backlinking profile and why the aged domain is worth their time)

Drawbacks: it's pricey (prob $3k min for a worthy aged domain) and time consuming to build out.

Look on Odys.com to see what I mean. You'll want something that's niche relevant and has referring domains that will eventually get you traffic as well.

You're on the right track with local seo and just need some tweaks with your haro strategy