We fix the parts of your listing customers look at: the category, services, hours, photos, and review replies. One price, a written agreement before any work, and you stay the owner.
Send a messageLocal trades businesses. If yours isn't listed, ask anyway.
Three gaps a customer notices right away.
The primary category says what kind of business you are, so a wrong one describes a different company.
A customer looking you up can't tell what you do, where you work, or when you're open.
Unanswered reviews, especially unhappy ones, sit there with no side of the story from you.
The same business, before and after. It's a made-up septic company, so nothing here is a real listing. Each gap on the left is something a customer notices when they look a business up.
Example: Ridgeline Septic, fictional business.
"Showed up when they said they would and pumped our tank the same afternoon."
No reply"Asked about a riser install and never heard back."
No replyExample: Ridgeline Septic, fictional business.
| Mon–Fri | 7:00 am – 5:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
"Showed up when they said they would and pumped our tank the same afternoon."
Thanks for having us out. Glad we could get it done the same day.
"Asked about a riser install and never heard back."
Sorry we missed you. We've changed how we track messages so it doesn't happen again. We'd still be glad to quote that riser.
A plain list. Nothing hidden in fine print.
So there's no confusion later, these are not part of the work:
If someone promises you a ranking, be careful.
Four steps, in this order. Nothing changes on your profile until the first three are done.
We talk through your business. Then you get a one-page written agreement with the scope and the price, before any work starts.
You add us as a manager on your Business Profile. You stay the owner, and you can remove our access any time.
Before we touch anything, we screenshot your profile's performance numbers, so we have a baseline to compare against later.
Big changes all at once can send a profile back through Google's review, so we stage them over 2–3 weeks. You get a written summary of every change.
You don't have to take our word for anything. Your profile keeps its own numbers. Sign in to the Google account that owns your Business Profile, find your business, and open Performance. Three numbers are worth a look:
At 30 days, we put those numbers next to the baseline screenshot and look at them together.
Numbers move for many reasons: the season, the weather, what other businesses do, where people are searching from. This is what to look at, not a promise of what will happen.
[First name], founder
[One sentence about how you work.]
$650
one time · 2–3 weeks
Optional after delivery: $150/month upkeep (new photos, review responses, keeping the profile active), no contract.
The Business Profile itself is free from Google. The fee is for the work.
Send us a messageTell us a little about your business. We reply within one business day.