A Google Business Profile that gets you found and contacted.
Setting up and optimising your Google Business Profile so your business is accurate, complete and easy to find on Google Maps and in local search, and so customers can call, visit or message you in one tap.
Why teams come to us
- A profile that is unclaimed, unverified or still showing old details
- Wrong or inconsistent name, address, phone number or opening hours across the web
- A thin profile: missing categories, services, photos or posts
- Reviews left unanswered, and no simple way to ask happy customers for one
What's delivered
Profile setup or claim
Your profile created or claimed and verified, with the right business type and service area
Profile optimisation
Categories, services, description, hours, attributes and links completed and kept accurate
Photos and posts
Images and regular posts that show what you do and any current offers
Name, address and phone consistency
Your details matched across your website and the main directories
Review handling
A simple way to ask for reviews and a consistent way to reply to them
Reporting
Calls, direction requests and website clicks from the profile, reported in plain terms
How an engagement runs
01
Review
We check the current profile, your website and the main directories for missing or inconsistent details.
02
Set up and fix
The profile is claimed or created and verified, then completed: categories, services, description, hours and links.
03
Add content
Photos and posts go on the profile, and a simple routine is set for asking for and replying to reviews.
04
Report
Calls, direction requests and website clicks from the profile are reported, and the profile kept up to date.
More detail
Is this the right fit?
- You serve a local area and want to appear on Google Maps and in local results.
- Your profile is unclaimed, unverified, or still shows old details.
- Your name, address, phone number or opening hours differ between Google, your website and other listings.
- You have few reviews, or reviews you haven't replied to.
Not the right fit if
- A business with no customer-facing location or defined service area. A profile needs one of the two.
- Anyone who wants a guaranteed position on Google Maps. Nobody can honestly promise that.
- A business that can't prove it exists at the address or area it lists. Google requires verification.
What we need from you
Access to your Google Business Profile, or the details to create it
We either manage the existing profile or set one up and take it through Google's verification.
Accurate business details
Name, address or service area, phone number, hours and website must be correct and match everywhere.
Photos of the business and its work
Real photos of the premises, team and finished jobs make the profile more useful than stock images.
A list of your services
They go into the profile's categories and services so the right searches match.
Tech, and why it's the right call
Google Business Profile
It is the listing Google shows on Maps and in local results, so keeping it accurate and complete is the base of local visibility.
Consistent name, address and phone
Matching details across your website and directories help Google trust that the business is one real, findable place.
Structured data on your website
Markup that states the business name, address, phone and hours in a form search engines read directly.
Profile insights
Google's own figures for calls, direction requests and clicks show whether the profile is bringing real contact.
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