The listing is the bit that actually gets called.
More people find a local business through its Google listing than through its website. I set yours up properly, then keep it current every month, so the map has a reason to show you.
Your Business
Set up right, then kept current.
The category, first
The single most powerful setting on the listing, and it takes ten seconds to change. 'Contractor' when your money is in roofing costs you the map. It's the first thing I look at and it's wrong more often than not.
Your home address hidden, your towns listed
If you drive to your customers, you're set up as a service-area business with the street address hidden and your towns listed instead. Most contractors have their home address on the internet without realising it.
Kept current, every month
Services with real descriptions, holiday hours, new photos of your work, your website and phone on it, and a reply under every review. The review engine keeps fresh reviews landing on it, which is the part most listings never get.
What working with me looks like.
We talk
I ask what you do, where you work, and what shows up when someone searches for you. You ask me anything. If it's not a fit I'll say so.
You send me a short form
Your services, your towns, your hours, some photos of your work. Then I build the site and set the system up. You do nothing.
We go live
I walk you round it, show you where the leads land, and you call your own number so you see what a customer sees. That's it.
The things people actually ask.
What if I've lost access to my listing?
Common, and fixable. Usually someone set it up years ago on an email nobody remembers. There's a recovery process and I'll walk it with you.
What if I don't have one at all?
Then you're invisible in the part of Google that matters most, and that's the easiest win you'll get this year. Google will want to verify you're real, usually a short video or a postcard, and I'll walk you through it.
What does kept current mean?
Every month I check the listing, add new photos when you send them, update hours for holidays, post when there's something worth posting, and reply to new reviews. Google notices a listing that's looked after.
How does this work with the review engine?
The review engine sends every finished customer a one-tap link straight to this listing. Every review that lands shows up here, in the stars people see before they call. The two are built to work together, which is why they're in the same plan.
Do I keep the listing if I cancel?
Yes. The listing belongs to your business. I'm added as a manager, and if you cancel you remove me and keep everything, reviews included.
Smart Website
Built for your trade. Live in seven days, fast on a phone.
IncludedGoogle SEO
A page for every service and every town you work in.
IncludedReview Engine
Every finished customer gets asked. One reminder, then it stops.
Add-onMissed Call Text Back
They get a text in seconds. Part of the Lead Saver add-on.