For most local businesses the profile gets seen more than the website does. It’s also the thing nobody has touched since the day they claimed it. We go through what’s already there and fix it — categories, photos, posts, services, and the questions customers are asking. No rebuild, no new profile, no moving your reviews.
What we actually change
We work on the profile you already own, in your account, with you reviewing before anything publishes.
Categories, properly
Your primary category decides which searches you’re eligible for at all. Most profiles pick the obvious one and stop. We set the primary deliberately and add every secondary that genuinely applies.
Questions and answers
You’re allowed to post questions on your own profile and answer them. Almost nobody does. We seed the questions customers actually ask and answer them properly — so the answer is yours, not a stranger’s guess.
Your photos, used properly
You send us what you already have — product, team, jobs you’ve done. We don’t come out and shoot them. We name and caption them around what people search for instead of IMG_4471, and clear out anything old or off-brand.
Posts, actually published
Google posts expire and most profiles sit blank. We write and publish a set so the profile looks like a business that’s open.
Services and products, itemized
Each service written up with its own description. This is the section Google and AI assistants quote back when someone asks what you do — so it’s worth writing well.
The details that quietly decide it
Description rewritten, attributes set, hours and holiday hours correct, service area right, and your website link tagged so you can finally see what the profile actually sends you.
You keep everything
We request manager access, you approve it, and you can remove it whenever you like. We never need your Google password and your reviews never move.
A list of what changed
When we hand back you get a short, plain-English summary of every change we made and the handful of things worth doing yourself each month.
Let’s go.
Send us the business name and a folder of photos. About a week later the profile is doing its job.
Optimize my profile →Why the category matters more than anything else
Everything else on a profile is presentation. The category is eligibility. Pick the wrong primary and you are not competing badly for the searches you want — you are not entered in them. It is the single most common reason a business with good reviews and a real address still doesn’t appear on the map, and it takes about ninety seconds to check and years to notice.
How it works
Three steps, and the only real work on your end is sending photos.
Audit
We go through your profile against what your competitors in the map pack are categorized as, and write down what’s missing.
Fix
Categories, description, services, attributes, photos, posts and Q&A — done in your profile, with you reviewing before anything publishes.
Hand back
You keep full ownership throughout. We send a short list of what changed and what to keep doing monthly.
What it costs
One-time optimization is $495. If you’d rather we keep posting, answering questions and adding photos every month, Google Business Profile is part of our social media management at $395 a month — or $895 a month for all three platforms including Facebook and LinkedIn.
Don’t have a profile at all yet? That’s a different job and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth doing — some businesses aren’t eligible. And if your Facebook or LinkedIn pages need the same treatment, that’s our profile buildout: $495 for one platform, $890 for both.
Let’s look at your profile.
Send us the business name and we’ll tell you what’s wrong with it before you pay anything. No obligation, and no pitch if the answer is that you don’t need us.
