More people will judge your business from the Google panel than will ever open your website. Half the fields in it are blank on almost every listing we look at, and the ones you leave blank are the ones deciding whether you appear at all.
They decide from the Google panel and call from it.
On a typical listing we audit. Each one is a signal you are not sending.
A profile that goes quiet stops being shown as often.
Categories left on whatever Google guessed. No services listed. Three photos from 2019. Questions nobody answered, so a competitor answered them. Every one of those is a ranking input and a buying signal at the same time, and every one of them is free to fix, which is exactly why nobody gets round to it.
The primary category is the single biggest ranking lever on a listing, and it is usually wrong.
The field almost nobody fills in, and the one that matches long-tail searches.
Geo-tagged, on a rhythm, because an abandoned profile is shown less.
If you do not answer questions about your business, somebody else will.
Google reads them. So does everyone deciding whether to call.
Calls, direction requests and searches. What moved and what we changed.
One plan, month to month. The listing run properly every week rather than set up once and forgotten.
Month-to-month · cancel anytime
Running more than one service? Text us the combination and we will price it together instead of adding the list prices up.
Not impressions. Not reach. Not a dashboard full of numbers that never turned into a job. Two things you can hold me to, in a document we both sign before you pay anything, and if I miss either one you pick what happens next.
And on every other plan we sell: 100% satisfaction, or you do not pay for the month. Not happy with any month on any plan and it is refunded, no proof and no exit interview. How that works
Local SEO is the whole campaign. Your website, your links, your competitors and the map pack. This is the profile itself, run properly, every week. Most people buying SEO get this as part of it; this plan is for a business whose site is fine and whose listing is the thing holding them back.
Yes, manager access, which you grant and can revoke in one click. We never ask for your Google password and never take ownership of the listing. It is yours and it stays yours.
Often, yes, and it is one of the fastest ways to lose a business its phone. Tell us what happened and we will say honestly whether we think it is recoverable before you pay anything.
I run your business through the map grid from 15 points around your town and send back exactly what your customers see, plus who is above you, and which of them is there by breaking the rules.
