Who it is for
Clinics, studios, retail shops, service businesses and anyone whose customer searches with a locality in the query.
The problem
An incomplete profile, wrong hours, three old phone numbers across the web, no reviews answered, and twenty identical location pages with the city name swapped.
What you
get.
- Profile audit and category decision
- Services, attributes, hours and photos
- Review-request flow used at handover
- Consistent name, address and phone across the main citations
- Location pages only where you genuinely serve the area
- Monthly profile check
How it
runs.
Four stages, each with something you can read or approve.
Audit
Profile, citations, location pages, review pattern.
Fix
Categories, services, photos, hours, Q&A.
Build
One page per real service area, with real work.
Maintain
Reviews answered, photos refreshed, hours correct.
Time, honestly
Profile fixes can affect visibility within weeks. Location pages and reviews compound over three to six months.
How we measure it
Calls, direction requests and website clicks from the profile; map-pack impressions for target localities.
Not
included.
Stated up front, so the scope conversation is short.
- Buying reviews
- Fake addresses or virtual offices
- Mass-generated location pages
- Guaranteed map-pack positions
Pricing: a fixed written quote after the audit. No hourly surprises, no percentage of ad spend.
Questions
we get.
Q1Do I need a physical address?+
Yes for a verified profile. Service-area businesses can hide the address, but the business must be real.
Q2How many reviews do we need?+
More than your closest competitor, arriving steadily, from real customers. Ask at handover, not in a campaign.
Q3Can you fix a suspended profile?+
We can help prepare an appeal, but reinstatement is Google's decision.
Q4Do location pages still work?+
Only when each page describes real work, real travel or delivery, and a local number. Otherwise they dilute the site.
Start with
the audit.
A 20-minute review of your site, profile and enquiry path — with the three things we would fix first.