
Most local businesses lose the search before it starts
Someone types “plumber near me” or “best pizza in town” and three businesses appear on the map. If your Google Business Profile is unclaimed, half-filled or listed under an old address, you are simply not in that box — no matter how good your website looks. We fix the unglamorous part of local search: the profile, the listings, the reviews and the pages behind them.
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Everything that puts you on the map
Six pieces of work. Most small businesses need three of them. The audit tells us which three.
Google Business Profile Setup
Claiming, verifying and filling out the listing that decides whether you appear on Google Maps at all.
Read moreListings & Citation Cleanup
One name, one address, one set of hours everywhere on the web, so search engines stop seeing three different businesses.
Read moreReviews & Reputation
A simple, repeatable way to ask happy customers for reviews and to answer the ones you would rather not have received.
Read moreLocation & Service Pages
Real pages for the areas you actually serve, written for people first and structured so Google can read them.
Read moreLocal SEO Audit
A look at your profile, your listings, your competitors and your site, ending in a short list of what to fix first.
Read moreMap Pack Tracking
Grid-based rank tracking plus the numbers that pay the bills: views, map clicks, direction requests and calls.
Read moreFour weeks from invisible to listed
Audit & access
We look at your profile, your listings and the businesses ranking above you, then agree who owns what.
Claim & clean
Verification, categories, services, hours and photos. Duplicate and wrong listings across directories are corrected.
Build & publish
Location and service pages go live, the review request flow is set up and your team is shown how to run it.
Measure & adjust
Monthly reporting on views, map clicks, direction requests and calls, with the next month's priorities attached.
Built for one location or twenty
Honest timelines
Local SEO takes weeks, not days. We say that at the start, then show you the movement week by week.
Our processMetrics that matter
Rankings shift by street corner and by device. We report on views, clicks, directions and calls instead.
How we reportPosition is not the only score
Two people standing on opposite sides of the same street can see different results for the same search. That is why a screenshot of a ranking proves very little. These are the numbers we put in front of you every month.
How many people saw your business on Search and on Maps, split by the two surfaces.
Taps through to your listing and your website from the map pack, not just impressions.
The clearest signal of intent there is for a business with a door people walk through.
Conversations started straight from your profile, with the day and hour they happened.
New reviews per month and your average rating, compared against the businesses next to you.
Where you appear across a grid of points around your address, not from one single spot.
Businesses people find on the way past
What owners say after the first quarter
“Our listing had the wrong address for two years and nobody noticed. Six weeks after the cleanup we were getting direction requests from streets we had never had a job on.”
“The review flow is the part that changed everything. It takes our receptionist ten seconds per patient and we went from four reviews to more than sixty.”
“They told us up front that it would take about three months to see steady movement. It did. No dashboards full of numbers nobody could explain.”