01 / Profile
Google Business Profile management
Your profile now does more to drive calls and first impressions than your website does. Treated as a listing, it decays. Treated as a live source of truth, it's the single strongest lever you have on map visibility.
Includes: verification, category and service architecture, attributes, hours and holiday hours, photo programme, weekly posts, Q&A seeding, spam-listing reports against competitors gaming the map.
02 / Proof
Review engine
For map pack visibility, reviews now outweigh backlinks. Not the star average — the volume, the recency, and whether the text mentions the actual service and the actual place. A dozen detailed reviews beat fifty silent ones.
Includes: the ask built into your existing job flow, SMS and email templates, QR cards for the counter, reply drafting within 48 hours, and a negative-review protocol that doesn't make things worse.
03 / Site
Website build or repair
Most sites don't need replacing. They need pages that match how people ask, markup that stops machines guessing, and details identical to the profile. We'll quote the repair before we quote the rebuild.
Includes: service and location pages, LocalBusiness and FAQ schema, name-address-phone consistency audit, mobile speed pass, click-to-call and booking paths, and tracking so the calls are attributable.
04 / Reach
AI and directory visibility
People ask assistants for a recommendation now, and those systems read your citations, your reviews and your pages to decide who to name. Citations never died — AI discovery made them matter more.
Includes: citation audit and cleanup across the directories that feed AI answers, content shaped to be quotable, visibility checks in the major assistants, and one additional discovery channel matched to your trade.