The monthly work
What we do for your Google listing each month
We keep the public details right, add proof from current jobs, support honest reviews, track the map, and report the work in plain English.
Ask about my listingThe direct answer
The work changes with the business; the responsibilities don’t.
A frozen checklist misses the point. During storm season a roofer may need current hours and job photos; a plumber may need a duplicate cleaned up; an HVAC company may need heating services and winter proof brought forward. We keep a stable set of responsibilities, then choose the month’s tasks from the evidence.
You receive a record of what changed. “Optimization” is not a completed task; a category correction, twelve approved job photos, a resolved duplicate, or a new review request handoff is.
Listing accuracy and access
We check the fields customers use and watch for edits, ownership changes, or warnings. Core changes stay tied to real business information.
- Name, phone, website, hours, and location setup
- Primary and secondary categories
- Services and service areas
- Owners, managers, and alerts
Fresh proof and review work
We turn supplied job material into useful listing updates and keep the review request process easy for the office and field crew. No bought reviews, review gating, or coached five-star language.
- Current job photos and updates
- Direct review link or QR workflow
- Plain request scripts
- Review-response support
Map and website checks
We compare visibility across the places where customers search, then check whether the website supports the service and makes the call easy. A listing click that lands on a slow, vague page still loses the job.
- Service-area map grid
- Movement since the prior report
- Weak neighborhoods or services
- Mobile phone and contact path
- Page and listing consistency
A report you can question
The monthly recap lists the work, explains meaningful movement, and names the next priority. It does not promise a top-three position or turn impressions into invented revenue.
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Straight answers
Questions owners ask.
Call or text (509) 557-0797 if your situation doesn’t fit these answers.
Do you post every week?+
The service includes regular listing updates, but a useful post or photo from real work matters more than publishing filler to hit a quota.
Do you answer reviews?+
We support review responses in the business’s voice. Complaints or disputed facts should involve the owner before a response goes live.
What is in the report?+
The report names completed work, shows map visibility across the service area, notes meaningful changes, and identifies the next priority.
Do you work on the website too?+
We check the pages connected to local visibility and calls. Larger website work has its own scope; a new home-service website starts at $799 flat.
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