We work on the listing itself — the part customers see on Google Search and Maps before they ever reach a website. Below is exactly what is included, and the boundaries we keep.
Written for one location at a time, using that business's real services and details. Each post is reviewed by a second team member before it is submitted. Typical cadence is one to two posts per location per day, scheduled for mid-morning local time.
We work from photographs the business already owns, organizing them by service, season, and storefront. We do not use stock imagery of work the business did not do.
Hours, holiday hours, services, categories, phone number, and address kept current. When a business changes its hours, we update the listing rather than letting customers find stale information.
Monthly reports covering impressions, website clicks, call clicks, and direction requests, with a plain-language read on what changed and why.
New reviews across managed locations are tracked and surfaced to the owner, including anything that needs a response or escalation.
For owners running more than one storefront, each location keeps its own content and schedule, coordinated through a single point of contact.
We would rather tell you this up front than have you discover it later.
Every post is reviewed and approved by a member of our team before it is submitted. We do not run automated posting, and we do not schedule content that no one has read.
Prices, discounts, business hours, and service descriptions come from the business's own records. If we don't know something, we ask rather than guess.
We monitor reviews and help owners respond. We do not solicit fake reviews, and we do not post on a customer's behalf.
Google decides what shows and where. We can make a listing accurate and active; we cannot guarantee a specific position, and we won't sell you one.