A paging technique for location-based services is provided to improve the paging resources of networks. Aspects relate to a multi-users/multi-services page that enables a multitude of users in a location area to, at substantially the same time, receive a single paging message for several location-based services. The disclosed aspects enable point-of-multi-services-broadcast to/from multiple-point-with-multi-services-decoding. A mobile device can decode the broadcast messages in connected/dedicated mode carried on the shared channels after successfully decoding the broadcast paging indicator portion of the paging changes. Multiple shared channels in connected modes can be transmitted, each carrying a different set of services.