Google Business Profile Optimization
We set up or improve your Google Business Profile so the facts, categories, services, and photos match the business you actually run.
Custom quote. No public price is set for this service.
What this service includes
- Profile setup where Google’s eligibility rules allow it
- A full pass on the existing profile when one is already live
- Primary and secondary category recommendations
- A business description written from your real services
- Services and products entered in a way customers can scan
- Business information checked against your website and other public listings
- Photo guidance: what to add, what to replace, and what not to stock with generic images
- A review management strategy that does not buy reviews or offer banned incentives
- A way to watch profile performance using Google’s own reports when you share access
Problems it solves
- The profile is in a category that does not match the work you want to be hired for.
- Hours, phone number, or service area on the profile do not match the website.
- Customers see an empty photo set, or photos that do not show the real business.
- Reviews are ignored, or someone has suggested a shortcut that could get the profile suspended.
Who needs it
- Businesses that serve customers at a location or within a service area and qualify for a Google Business Profile.
- Owners who created a profile quickly and never returned to finish it.
- Teams about to change their name, phone number, or services and wanting that change made consistently.
Our process
1. Check eligibility and access
We confirm the profile exists, who owns it, and whether the business is eligible. We will not create a profile for a business Google does not allow.
2. Compare the profile with the real business
Categories, description, services, hours, and contact details are checked against how you actually operate.
3. Update what we agree
You approve the description and category direction before we publish changes that affect how you are described.
4. Set a simple review habit
We document when and how to ask real customers for a review, and what to avoid.
Expected deliverables
- An audit of the current profile, or a setup checklist if none exists
- Recommended primary and secondary categories, with the reason for each
- A revised business description and service list
- A photo checklist
- A written review request approach
- Notes on what to monitor in Google’s profile performance report
Questions
No. Google has eligibility rules. If your business is not eligible, we will say so and talk about the website and other local search work instead of opening a profile that is likely to be removed.