Service · Local
The highest-return hour of work available to a local business
Google Business Profile setup and optimisation: correct categories, consistent NAP, review strategy and weekly posts. From $450.
Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and prominence. Your primary category is the largest relevance signal you control and takes ninety seconds to change, which makes it the fastest improvement available to most local businesses.
For a restaurant, clinic or salon, the Google Business Profile often brings more customers than the website does. It is also free, and most businesses set it up once and never look at it again.
We audit it, fix it, and then either hand it back to you with instructions or maintain it monthly, depending on whether you have someone to keep it fed.
What is included
- 1Primary category correctedThe most specific category that describes what you sell, plus secondaries. This alone moves rankings faster than anything else.
- 2Name, address and phone made consistentIdentical across your site, Google, social profiles and every directory we can find. Conflicting details create doubt and suppress visibility.
- 3Every field completedServices, attributes, products, description, opening date, accessibility. Each empty field is a relevance signal you are choosing not to send.
- 4Real opening hours, including holidaysWhether you are open at the moment of the search affects whether you appear at all.
- 5A review flow that runs itselfA QR code, a follow-up message, a simple ask at the right moment. Steady and compliant, never incentivised.
- 6Weekly posts and photosActivity signals matter. A profile untouched for months looks abandoned to Google and to customers.
From $450 — one-off setup, or included in an SEO retainer
Pakistani businesses are quoted in rupees. See full pricing.
Common questions
How do I get my business into the Google map pack?
Improve the two factors you control: relevance and prominence. Set the most specific primary category, complete every profile field, keep hours accurate, and build a steady flow of recent reviews. Distance from the searcher is fixed and cannot be optimised.
How often should I post on Google Business Profile?
Weekly is a reasonable baseline. A photo, a short update or a service change. Profiles showing regular activity are treated more favourably than ones left untouched for months.
Do reviews really affect rankings?
Yes. Review count, rating and recency all feed prominence. Recency matters more than most people expect, so a few each month beats a single large batch.
Book a free consultation.
A 30-minute call where we open your site together and go through what is costing you enquiries. No charge, no obligation.