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Your Google Business Profile is often the first thing people see of your company: in Search, in Maps and in the answers AI assistants give about local businesses. We set it up completely, keep it accurate, protect it from unwanted edits and turn it into a place where people decide to call, visit or book.
Does this sound familiar?
For many people, the profile is the business. If it looks neglected, they assume the business is too.
- 01Your profile shows opening hours from last year, or nothing for public holidays.
- 02Someone suggested an edit to your profile, and Google accepted it without asking you.
- 03Your photos are a logo, a blurry storefront and pictures customers took years ago.
- 04You do not know who in the company still has access to the profile, or which email address owns it.
- 05Your profile was suspended once, and nobody knows why or how to stop it happening again.
- 06You have no idea how many people call, ask for directions or visit your website from the profile.
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What we manage
A profile is not something you set up once. We treat it as a storefront that needs looking after.
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Complete set-up
The right primary and additional categories, services, products, attributes, service area, contact options and a description that says what you do and for whom.
Suspensions and how to avoid them
Profiles are suspended for things like a name with added keywords, an address customers cannot visit, or several profiles for one business. We keep your profile within Google's guidelines, and if it is suspended, we prepare the evidence for reinstatement.
More than a listing
AI assistants such as Gemini and ChatGPT use business profiles to answer questions about local companies. A complete, accurate profile helps them describe you correctly.
How it works
Check ownership and access
Who owns the profile, who manages it, and whether there are duplicates.
Audit the content
Categories, details, photos and settings compared with Google's guidelines and your competitors.
Complete and correct
Everything filled in, verified and aligned with your website.
Set up the routine
Photos, posts, hours and edit checks on a schedule.
Report
Calls, directions, clicks and bookings each month, with what changed.
Is your profile working for you?
Book a call and we look at your profile together.
What determines the cost
We do not publish prices. The scope depends mostly on how many profiles you have and their state:
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Number of locations
Each location has its own profile to keep accurate.
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Ownership situation
Recovering access or merging duplicates takes time and evidence.
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Suspension history
Reinstatement requires documentation and patience.
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Photo material
New photos may need a visit or a photographer.
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Update frequency
More frequent updates keep the profile fresher.
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Integrations
Booking and ordering integrations add set-up work.
What you get
- 01A complete, verified profile, owned by your company and managed by the right people
- 02Categories, services, attributes and descriptions that match your business
- 03A routine for photos, posts, opening hours and checks on suggested edits
- 04Help with reinstatement if a profile is suspended
- 05A monthly report of calls, direction requests, website clicks and bookings
Small enough to care. Senior enough to matter.
No account managers between you and the people doing the work. The person on the call is the person in the data.
Meet the team →Frequently asked questions
Is a Google Business Profile free?
Yes. The profile itself is free. What takes effort is setting it up properly and keeping it accurate.
Can we have a profile without a shop or office?
Yes, as a service-area business, as long as you serve customers at their location. You hide your address and set the areas you serve.
Why did Google change our details?
Google can update profiles based on suggestions from users and other sources. That is why we check regularly and correct changes that are wrong.
Should we add keywords to our business name?
No. The name must match your real-world name. Adding keywords breaks Google's guidelines and is a common reason for suspension.
Tell us what is wrong with your profile.
Your business name and location are enough. A person replies within two working days.