Every location,
showing up correctly.
Multi-location Google Business Profiles go wrong in predictable ways: outdated hours, wrong addresses, inconsistent categories, and unanswered reviews. We manage the whole portfolio so every location shows up accurately and responds to customers.
Everything you need, none of the upsell.
Real deliverables, with the boundaries written down. So you know what you're paying for and what counts as extra.
NAP consistent across all locations.
Name, address, and phone number verified and consistent across Google, Apple Maps, and Bing for every location. Inconsistencies hurt map ranking.
Every location responded to.
Reviews across all locations monitored and responded to within your agreed SLA. Volume reporting by location monthly.
Active profiles, not abandoned ones.
Monthly GBP posts across all locations. Hours, holiday closures, and service changes updated same day.
Performance by location.
Monthly report: views, direction requests, calls, and website clicks per location. Underperforming listings identified with recommended fixes.
The order we work in.
A clear sequence so you can budget time, money, and risk against the work.
Audit.
All GBP locations reviewed for accuracy, completeness, and category settings. Issues ranked by impact.
Fix.
Incorrect information corrected, missing fields completed, photos added. Ownership verified for any unclaimed profiles.
Manage.
Ongoing updates, review responses, and monthly posts across all locations.
Report.
Monthly performance report by location. Ranking trends and recommended actions.
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Common questions.
Does every location need its own Google Business Profile?
Every location with a distinct address and staffed hours, yes. Service-area businesses without a public premises are handled differently and should not create profiles for places they merely serve, which is a common way to get listings suspended.
What causes suspensions?
Addresses that cannot be verified, virtual offices, keyword stuffing in the business name, and duplicate listings for one location. The business name field should be the business name, and adding services to it is the fastest route to a problem.
How do profiles stay consistent across locations?
One data source that drives all of them, with categories, services and hours applied to a standard and only genuinely local details varying. Managing them individually is how a chain ends up with different phone formats and hours per location.
How much does profile management actually move the needle?
For businesses with physical premises, it is usually the highest-return local activity available, because the map pack sits above organic results. Completeness, correct categories, recent photos and review responses are what separate profiles that rank from profiles that exist.
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