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Falguni

Great question the one we would all like definite answers for. The actual answer is hard work.  But without more information or specificity on the type of traffic etc. it can only be a standard answer.

The Moz blogger that I rate the highest on this subject is Michael Cottam - (https://moz.com/community/users/15022) I would watch his video of 1 August 2014 - a WBF - an absolute beauty.  That should be enough to give you some great info to get going.

After that ask any questions...

www.mywebsite.com/chicago is better.

A website we instructed down this path is www.cottonon.com - It is more complicated - but that is a retailer that rolls out new shops in each country. Hence Australia is www.cottonon.com/au etc. Go to their website and from a practical perspective watch it operation, this may help in clearing it all up for you.  Note the power CO is in the store finder - where you get to use google maps...

Yes, in a nutshell.  That is one way - but Google maps for each location would save you alot of work.

The key ingredient missing on the above is on the pages you make - ensure your meta title reads "Flowers | New York | Mywebsite".

Then your H1 is also location keyword rich.  Then find links preferable local. Maybe some local directories etc.   I would also be trying to make a cracking page - with great user friendly content. Whatever you do do not duplicate content swapping location names - that is an easy way to "never be found on google"...

So it is hard work... for each location.

It can be complicated - and without alot more information & countries etc.all answers could be wrong.  There are several paths depending on the answers.  So everything I suggest is dependent on unknown factors.

Because of the weighting to google maps it is difficult if you do not have an address in each country. I would strongly urge you to change you outlook on this position. Then you could consider subdomains. If you only want to use one domain (which is what I recommend) and no subdomains - you could make a page for each country you are targeting. Have you considered that?  Then you have to action each country page uniquely and obtain links and build DA to same. On the link building it should be page specific ie if targeting chicago get chicago based/centric links to that page.

I hope that gives you something to think about.

Ok Tiger

Landon this is my first response so I may be blunt.  Overall your website has been built poorly. So not a great start.  The loading time is abysmal - so google dislikes that bigtime. Go to www.tools.pingdom.com - check your site out.

The second and obvious aspect is you have not targeted the keywords you want to be found for in your Title.  So you should include the keywords you are targeting in your Title and H1.

This is your current - Sportzing | WELCOME TO SPORTZING COURT CARE SERVICES

So I suggest sorting out your page loading then focus on your title tag can use https://www.predikkta.com/products/free-serp-optimizer-tool.html - (I built it to help me) try and include "Tennis court servicing Brisbane" etc in title. Check what your result looks like around your competitors.

Kyle Evans above has nailed everything else to get started. All the best. Feel free to ask any queries.