Check your profile
Check your business name, contact details and who owns the profile. Find old or repeated details before making changes.
Help people find your business on Google Search and Maps. We keep your hours, services and contact details clear. We also improve the local pages people reach from your profile.
Google My Business is now called Google Business Profile. We help businesses that meet Google's rules keep their details up to date. We also plan local pages and ways to reply to reviews. Local results depend on how well you match a search, how close you are and how well known your business is. You cannot pay Google for a better local rank.
This service is for shops and firms that meet customers in person. If you have more than one location, we plan the work for each real site. We do not create profiles for places where you do not work.
Before we start, we agree what needs to change and who will do each task. Your proposal lists the work included.
Check your business name, contact details and who owns the profile. Find old or repeated details before making changes.
Choose the right business types and list the services you offer. Use your real business name and keep the facts the same across your site and profile.
Add real photos of your business and keep your hours up to date. Agree who will update the profile for holidays or changes to your opening times.
Link your profile to useful pages about your services and area. Make contact details easy to find. Do not add copied pages for places you do not serve.
Ask customers for honest feedback and reply with care. Do not pay for reviews or ask only happy customers to leave one.
Review the calls, visits and leads shown in the tools you use. Look at changes in demand, time of year and the area you serve.
People may find you on Maps, in search or through an AI answer. Keep the facts clear and up to date on your profile and site. AI can help draft a reply, but your team should check that it is right for the customer.
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A shared plan helps everyone see what to do next and what has changed.
Meet our working processCheck that your business can have a profile. Confirm its details and who can access it.
Set the right business types, services and hours. Prepare clear text and real photos.
Keep the facts on your site and profile in sync. Agree how your team will ask for and reply to reviews.
Review calls and visits. Update the facts when your hours or services change.
We agree what to track and where the data will come from. Results depend on your starting point, the work agreed and your local market.
Agency-wide review summaries reproduced from our existing website. These are summaries, not direct quotations or results promised for this service.
Praised the SEO team for lifting keyword rankings and clearing up technical issues, crediting clear communication for a smooth, results-driven process and a noticeable traffic boost.
Said past ad spend hadn't paid off until working with a team that truly understood the business goals, singling out the PPC and content teams as exceptional.
Hired the team on a friend's recommendation to get her website appearing on Google and was satisfied with the ongoing visibility work in progress.
Called the experience a pleasure, praising the impressive website design and the patience shown through multiple rounds of changes and advice.
Tell us about your business, where you work and what you want to improve.
Yes. Google My Business was renamed Google Business Profile.
No. Local results depend on how well you match the search, your distance from the searcher and how well known your business is. We work on the parts you can improve, such as clear details and useful pages.
A business that only works online may not qualify. We check how you serve customers against Google's rules before we suggest a profile.
No. We help you ask for honest feedback and reply to it. We do not make up reviews, buy ratings or offer rewards.
Share your website and goals. We will discuss what matters most and agree what work to include.