Get on the map. Stay on it.
Search for what you sell near you. Google shows three businesses on a map before any website. If your profile is half-finished, missing, or wrong, you're not one of the three. For £195, once, we fix the profile and set up review requests that go out on their own.
£195, once. No monthly fee. No contract.
We were sceptical. Now we can't keep up with the enquiries. Best money we've spent on marketing in 15 years. Sarah and Mitchel actually understand trades businesses.
Mitchel rebuilt our website in 3 weeks and our Google ranking went from page 4 to page 1 in two months. Classes are full now. Fully full. Waitlist full.
156% more leads in 90 days. Northeast Plumbing Services. See the receipts
Some of this is work our crew did before Social+Media. Names and details changed for privacy. More reviews
Who does the work? Sarah and Mitchel run every job. Some of the work is done by Newcastle freelancers we know and trust. We brief it, check it and stand behind it. One contact, one invoice.
Why the map matters more than your website
Search "café Heaton" or "electrician Gosforth". Before a single website, Google shows a map with three businesses on it. Most people pick one of those three and never scroll.
Getting into that box runs on your Google Business Profile and your reviews. Plenty of local businesses have a half-finished profile and haven't asked for a review since the launch party. That's the gap we close.
The review bit, done properly
Reviews move you up the map more than anything. So we set up a message with your review link that goes out on its own after each sale, booking or job, using the till, booking app, shop or email you already have. If your system can't send one, we'll tell you the cheapest thing that can.
No bribes, no fake reviews, no only-asking-the-happy-ones. Google bans all three and fake reviews are illegal in the UK. We ask everyone. Nicely.
What it isn't
It isn't a monthly plan. You pay once, you keep everything, and the logins stay yours. It isn't a promise of the top spot either. We fix the bits Google looks at. How fast you climb depends on your street and your competitors. Anyone promising number one by Friday is lying.
Price: £195, once. No monthly fee. No contract. See all prices
Deliverables that earn their keep.
- + Your Google Business Profile claimed, or created if you haven't got one
- + The right primary category (the one that matters most) plus the secondary ones
- + Every field filled in: hours, bank holidays, description, services or menu, service areas, links, attributes
- + Your best photos uploaded, outside and in, so people recognise the place
- + Duplicate or old listings found and flagged for removal
- + Your name, address and phone made to match on your website, Bing Places and Apple Business Connect
- + Automatic review requests: your review link goes out after each sale or booking, from the system you already use
- + A review QR code for the till, the table or the van
- + A one-page "keep it fresh" sheet so the profile doesn't go stale again
The process, unabridged.
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Day 1You give us access to your Google profile and your booking, till or shop system. We check the map you're trying to get into.
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Days 2–4We fix the profile, match your details everywhere, and upload the photos.
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Day 5Review requests switched on and tested. QR code sent. Handover sheet in your inbox.
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AfterIf Google wants to verify you, it sends a postcard or asks for a short video. We walk you through it.
Google Maps Fix-Up questions
How much is the Google Maps fix-up?
I haven't got a Google Business Profile. Can you still help?
Will this get me into the top three on Google Maps?
What does "automatic review requests" mean?
Do you write reviews for us?
What if I want someone to keep it up after?
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