Learn before you buy.
No form, no email, no call. What's worth knowing before you hire anyone to work on your map, your site or your reviews.
No form, no email, no call. What's worth knowing before you hire anyone to work on your map, your site or your reviews.
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Google's own help page names three things. How well your profile matches the search, how far you are from the person searching and how well known your business is.
Source: Tips to improve your local ranking on Google, Google Business Profile Help. Nobody outside Google knows the exact recipe, and anyone who promises you a spot is guessing.
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Ask us too. Our answer is under each one.
If it's only on a call, it can change on the next one. A written price is one you can hold anyone to.
Ours$497 a month, $497 setup, on the site and in our terms.
Six and twelve month minimums are common, and so is renewing on its own or leaving only by phone. Ask for the exit in writing.
Ours90 days from go-live. Then month to month, cancelled from your portal or by email.
Some agencies keep the site, some hand it over and some sell it back. Whatever they do, your domain should be in your name from day one.
OursYour domain and profile are always yours. The website is licensed to you while you're a client, and we'll quote a buyout if you want to keep it.
A number you don't own on your profile can be switched off or pointed elsewhere when you leave.
OursNo. Your number stays your number.
A pitch is easy. A map of your own town is harder to fake.
OursYes. Your 81-point map comes first, free.
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One search from your shop tells you how you look to your neighbors. A grid of 81 searches across your area tells you where the phone isn't ringing, and why.
Green spots are where you're in the top three. Grey spots are where nobody searching sees you. The shape usually tells the story: strong near the shop, fading with distance, weaker on the side where a competitor sits.
Type your town and see your sketch and your 81 spots now. Your real map is free, and there's no call unless you want one.
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