Your Google profile is the cheapest lead source you own. We make it complete, keep it safe, and make sure the rest of the web agrees with it.
Same business details everywhere
Google trusts your information
You show up in the map pack
Homeowners call you
Google says local results are based on relevance, distance, and prominence. In Whitespark's yearly survey of top local SEO experts, the primary Google Business Profile category ranks as one of the most important factors for the map pack, along with proximity and reviews.
You can't move your shop closer to every customer, but you can pick the right category, fill out every field, and keep reviews coming.
Google asks you to use the fewest categories that describe your core business and to use your real-world business name. Stuffing 'Best Plumber Nashville' into the name is a common reason profiles get suspended.
We choose the primary category that matches the work you want most, add only true secondary categories, and list every service with a clear description so Google knows exactly what you do.
Google recommends replying to reviews, and rating and review count feed into both map rank and your Local Services Ads rank. Fresh reviews matter more than a big pile of old ones.
We set up a review ask your techs can send by text, and reply to every review, good or bad, in your voice.
A citation is any mention of your business name, address, and phone on another site. BrightLocal's research describes citations as a trust signal for search engines and AI tools, and its expert survey found that phone, city, ZIP, and website need to match exactly.
We find every listing, fix mismatched phones and old addresses, merge or remove duplicates, and build listings on trusted general and trade sites.
Common triggers for a suspended profile include keywords in the business name, virtual office addresses, saying you're open 24 hours when you're not, and duplicate profiles. A suspended profile disappears from Search and Maps.
We keep your profile inside Google's guidelines, and if a suspension happens we handle the appeal with the right proof.
We review your profile, categories, reviews, and every citation we can find.
Categories, services, description, photos, hours, and service area set up the right way.
Mismatches fixed, duplicates removed, and key listings built.
Weekly reviews and replies, regular posts and photos, and monthly checks for problems.
No. Google's guidelines say to use your real-world business name, and adding keywords is a common reason profiles get suspended. We keep your name clean and put keywords where they belong, in services and descriptions.
Google's guidelines say service area businesses that don't serve customers at their location should hide the address and set a service area. We follow the guidelines so your profile stays safe.
Google says to use the fewest categories that describe your core business. Your primary category matters most, so we pick it carefully and only add secondary ones you really do.
Any listing of your business name, address, and phone number on another site, like Yelp, BBB, Apple Maps, or a trade directory. When they all match, Google trusts your info more.
Yes. We figure out what likely triggered it, fix the issue, gather proof like licenses and photos of signage, and file the appeal through Google's process.
A simple routine: your tech asks at the end of a good job and texts a direct review link. We never buy reviews or offer rewards for them, which breaks Google's rules.
Book a call and we'll tell you honestly whether this is the right place to start.
