Your Google listing, kept alive.
A listing that looks active this week gives a searcher more reason to call than one last touched a year ago. Plenty of listings get set up once and go quiet. Ours get fed every week, and the monthly report shows what that feeding earns you.
A listing decays quietly
Reviews age, photos go stale, opening hours drift out of date, and Google can apply updates from other sources or accept edits suggested by strangers. Google flags some of it in the dashboard, but only if someone looks. Without a regular check, the first sign can be a quieter phone, while a competitor with fresher reviews and photos looks like the better choice.
The weekly loop
Every week we ask your recent customers for a review, reply to what comes in using your voice, publish a post, and add fresh photos. Every month we verify the basics are still true: category, services, prices, hours. It is simple work. The value is that it actually happens every week, which is exactly the part plenty of owners cannot sustain.
Judged by your own numbers
Google gives verified listings hard numbers, where they apply: call-button taps, direction requests, website clicks. We put them on one page each month next to your map ranking, so you can see what the care plan earns without taking our word for anything. If the numbers stall, you can stop. There is no contract holding you.
What the monthly plan covers
- Weekly review requests to real customers, and replies in your voice
- Weekly posts and fresh photos
- Services, prices, and hours kept accurate
- Watch for Google edits, stranger edits, and competitor spam listings
- A monthly one-page report: ranks, calls, direction requests
Google Business Profile care, honestly answered
What is Google Business Profile (Google My Business) management?
The ongoing upkeep of your Google listing: reviews, replies, posts, photos, and accurate details, done on a schedule. The listing is what shows in Google Maps and the map pack, and customers can call you straight from it, without opening your website. Management keeps it competitive instead of letting it fade.
Can I just do this myself?
Yes, and we tell every client so. Ask for a review each week, reply to every one, post weekly, keep the details true. The catch is consistency: plenty of owners keep it up for a few weeks and then get busy. What you are paying for is that it happens every single week, in your voice, without you thinking about it.
Do you write fake reviews?
Never. Fake reviews are against Google's rules, they can get listings restricted or suspended, and they are usually obvious to read. What we build is a system that asks your real customers at the right moment, which produces a steady flow of genuine reviews. Slower than buying them, and it is the version that survives.
What happens if I stop?
The listing stays yours, along with every review and photo earned while we ran it. Nothing is held hostage. The activity simply stops, and over the following months the listing can lose ground as reviews age and details drift.
Is Google My Business really free?
Yes. The listing itself, now called Google Business Profile, costs nothing: claiming it, verifying it, adding services, hours, photos and posts, and replying to reviews are all free from Google. What costs money is the time to keep it fed every week, which is the part plenty of owners stop doing after a few weeks. That upkeep is what our monthly plan charges for, with no contract holding you, and the profile and everything earned on it stay yours.
What replaced Google My Business?
Google Business Profile. Google renamed Google My Business in late 2021 and retired the standalone app, so you now manage the listing inside Google Search and the Google Maps app: search your business name while signed in to the account that owns it and the editing panel appears. The name changed, the job did not: a claimed and verified listing, the right primary category, accurate hours and services, fresh reviews, recent photos, and details that match your website.
Read the thinking behind this
Google Business Profile management
Tell us your business goals and what you need help with. We will discuss the work, agree the scope and fee before starting, and you can ask for a call if you prefer.