Most local businesses get their Google profile sorted once, then leave it alone for two years. Google notices. We do the part that has to keep happening.
Three stages, in order. You can stop after the second one and still be better off than you were.
A written report on your Google Business Profile and your website: what is missing, what is wrong, and which competitors are ahead of you on each of it. Yours to keep either way.
Categories, services, attributes, photos and description rebuilt properly. Website issues laid out with the actual change to make, not a vague recommendation.
The standing work, every month, with a report that shows what moved. This is the stage that compounds, and the one nobody keeps up on their own.
Take the whole thing or take one piece. Most owners start with the Google profile because it is where the customers already are.
Optimization, weekly posts, photo upkeep, and the monthly pass that keeps the profile tuned as Google changes.
Requests sent to real customers automatically, and every new review answered promptly and in your voice.
The on-page work, the local signals, and the technical fixes that decide whether your site shows up under the map.
People ask ChatGPT and Gemini for a plumber now. Being a consistent, well-described business across the web is what gets you named.
Posting kept regular so your pages look like a business that is still open, because that is the first thing people check.
Answers when you are on a ladder, under a sink, or with a customer. Takes the details and hands you a lead instead of a voicemail.
Every call you cannot pick up gets a text within seconds. Most of the work is won or lost in that first minute.
A monthly summary of calls, clicks and direction requests, so you can see whether any of this is working.
Say what your business is and what you are hoping to change, and you will get a straight answer about whether we can help and what it would cost. No pitch deck, no discovery call.