The listing that decides whether you show up on the map
When someone nearby searches for what you sell, the map results appear above everything else, and your Google Business Profile decides whether you are in them. Most profiles are half finished.
I score your profile out of 100 on the things Google rewards: name, address and phone accuracy, your business description, your primary and secondary categories, services and attributes, photos, Google Posts, and your reviews, including how many got a reply.
Then I read your profile's own performance numbers: how many people found you in Search and in Maps, how many called, clicked through or asked for directions, and what they searched for to get there. I also check the other directories that publish your business details, because when your name, address or phone number disagrees from one site to the next, Google trusts your listing less.
What you get
Two documents. The first is the audit and a prioritized fix list with the cost of each fix. The second is a business description written and ready to paste in, Google Post templates with a posting calendar, and a photo checklist.
The fix list is yours. Work through it yourself, hand it to anyone, or hand it back to me. Fixes I do run $75 an hour, quoted up front.
Terms
One business location per audit. Delivered within five business days of receiving manager access to your Google Business Profile. Payment is due at checkout.





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