Local visibility
People search nearby and a competitor with worse work gets the call.
We make sure the business that shows up is yours — correct, current and easy to choose — and we show you what moved each month.
You are good at the work. Google does not know that. It ranks the profile it can read, and today the profile it reads best belongs to someone else. This page shows what we measure, what we do about it in order, and the plan that covers it.
About 2 minutes · rule-based report
How you can tell
- Calls and direction requests from your Google profile are flat or falling month over month
- Your phone, hours or address differ between Google and the directories customers check
- Nearby searches show you in some neighborhoods and not in others
Industry benchmark
Business directories made up about 31% of top-ten local organic results in BrightLocal's study.
BrightLocal — Business Listings Visibility Study · 2024What we measure
Three things we can count before anything changes.
Local discovery system
Profile truth → listing consistency → local visibility
Google profile
Hours, categories, services, photos and reviews establish the primary local record.
Listings footprint
Consistent business facts reduce uncertainty across the sources customers verify.
Search visibility
A comparable baseline shows where the business appears and what should improve next.
Profile health
Categories, services, hours, photos, and the last time anything was posted. We record what is missing and what is stale.
Listing consistency
Your name, phone, address and hours across the directories customers verify you on. Every mismatch is counted.
Visibility by neighborhood
A grid of nearby search points shows where you appear and where a competitor does. We keep the same grid so runs can be compared.
The plan that covers this
One plan, one price, one next step.
This is the plan we sell for the situation above. Its page lists exactly what is included, what is not, what we need from you, and the price.
Local Visibility
Inquiries reach a booking, and good work leaves a trace.
Everything in Foundation plus the two most expensive failures: the deal that never reaches a booking, and the happy customer who leaves no trace. We chase stalled inquiries and turn finished work into reviews.
See the plan and its priceWhat we do, in order
From the first scan to the monthly report.
Scan before anything changes
The free scan records your profile, listings, reviews and a first neighborhood grid. That is the baseline everything is measured against.
Confirm the facts once
You confirm the phone, hours, address and services. From then on we defend those facts wherever they appear.
Fix, then keep it fixed
We correct the profile, align the directories, and keep the profile alive with approved posts and photos. Outside edits are caught weekly.
Report what moved
Each month you see the grid again, the calls and direction requests, and the mismatches still open — in the same layout as the baseline.
What it looks like
One situation, from found to fixed to reported.
Old phone number in three directories
Illustrative example · the Google profile is fine; the directories customers check still carry a number nobody answers.
Directories aligned, profile posting weekly
Illustrative example · the facts match everywhere and the profile shows recent activity.
Grid compared to the baseline
Illustrative example · the monthly report shows where you now appear, what changed, and what is still open.
What we don't promise
The thing you most want promised, refused in the open.
Refusing it is what makes the rest of this page credible.
- A specific map position — Google decides that. We control the profile, its activity and its accuracy, and report what moved.
- A place in any AI assistant's answer — nobody can sell that. We show the before and after in an independent checker.
Terms. Monthly plans run month to month — cancel at the end of any billing month, with a 14-day refund on the first payment. A year paid up front costs ten months.
Next step
Start with the free scan. It becomes the baseline we report against.
About two minutes. It checks your Google profile, the directories customers verify you on, your reviews and a first look at the neighborhood grid. If the gap is real, the plan above is how we close it.
About 2 minutes · rule-based report