Book a call Field notes · Page 02
No filler. Just the practical local search and website questions home service owners keep running into.
Google Maps · 4 min read Choose the places your crew can serve profitably and reliably. A service area tells customers where you work; it is not a substitute for a real location or a map-ranking shortcut.
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Google Maps · 6 min read Usually, no. A second profile for the same contractor can hide both listings instead of reaching another town. Here is when Google allows more than one and what to do with a duplicate.
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Google Maps · 5 min read If customers do not come to your home office, hide the address and use a service area. Google still needs a real address for verification, but your customers do not need to see it.
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Google Maps · 6 min read Google wants proof that the business exists and that you manage it. A single, simple mobile video can do both if you show the right things.
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Google Maps · 3 min read Use tracking to learn which calls become work, not to create a second phone identity for the business. Your main number still needs to be easy to find and answer.
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Google Maps · 3 min read List the work you want, can perform, and can explain. A crowded service menu does not help when it promises jobs your crew does not take.
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