Everything you need to get found and chosen

Either the profile has a problem, or it just isn’t ranking. Search your exact business name and city: if you don’t appear, the profile may be unverified, suspended or a duplicate, and that’s a fix. If you appear for your name but not for “plumber” or “salon”, that’s ranking, which is local SEO. Your free Maps report shows which.

Usually your Google Business Profile, because it’s free, it’s what customers see on Maps, and fixing it can show results sooner than most other work. If it’s suspended or won’t verify, start with the fix. If your website is losing the calls the profile sends, fix that next. Your free Maps report ends with the 3 fixes we’d make first.

We don’t publish set prices yet. Each job is quoted in writing before any work starts: monthly work after your free Maps report, profile fixes after a free case review, and websites after a short call about your site. Monthly services are month to month, with no long-term contract. Ad spend, if you run ads, is paid to the platforms separately.

Not a long-term one. Monthly work is month to month and you can cancel any time. You get the scope and price in writing before we start, and you stay the owner of your Google Business Profile, domain, website and ad accounts. If you leave, you get exclusive control of your profile back within 7 business days.

Yes. Creating and managing a Google Business Profile, formerly Google My Business, costs nothing, and Google requires agencies to tell you so. You can do it all yourself. Our fee is for our work: the setup, the upkeep, the reporting and the fixes, agreed in writing before we start. Your free Maps report lists 3 fixes you can make yourself.

No. Google says no one can guarantee a top ranking, and its rules bar agencies from promising top placement. Anyone who does is guessing or bending the rules. What we promise instead: the work in your plan, a new map each month so you can check the results yourself, and an easy exit if you’re not happy.