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Local SEO & Google Business Profile

The map is what most people see before they ever reach your website. It gets claimed, corrected and actively worked.

  • Profile fixed: categories, services, service area, hours, photos
  • Your details made consistent everywhere they appear
  • Reviews asked for, watched and answered

What this service actually covers.

6 positions. Take any one of them.

  • Google Business Profile

    Google Business Profile

    What gets done

    • Audit and optimize the Google Business Profile: categories, services, description, service area, hours, photos and the rest of the fields that matter.

    What you see

    The profile reflects what you actually offer, not outdated information that no longer represents the business.

  • Categories and services

    Categories and services

    What gets done

    • Set the right categories around the work you actually sell, and list the services underneath them properly.

    What you see

    The listing describes the work you want to be called about.

  • Service area and hours

    Service area and hours

    What gets done

    • Correct the service area to where you actually work, and keep the listing’s hours and core business information current.

    What you see

    The listing reflects where you work and when you are open, and stays current.

  • Citation consistency

    Citation consistency

    What gets done

    • Check and improve name, address and phone consistency across the citations and directories that count.

    What you see

    Your business information is accurate and consistent wherever it appears.

  • Reviews and reputation

    Reviews and reputation

    What gets done

    • Reviews and reputation run inside this service: the systems for generating, monitoring and responding to reviews.

    What you see

    Reviews get asked for, watched and answered rather than left to chance.

  • Ongoing maintenance

    Ongoing maintenance

    What gets done

    • Maintain and improve the listing over time instead of treating it as a one-time fix.
    • Review local competitors and map visibility to find the openings.

    What you see

    The listing keeps being worked on instead of being treated as a one-time setup.

How the work moves.

The map is what most people see before they ever reach your website. They search, they look at three listings, they call one. If your profile has the wrong categories, a missing service area, or hours that have not been right since last year, you lose that call before your website gets a chance.

  1. Claim

    So the profile gets claimed and corrected first: categories, services, description, service area, hours and photos.

  2. Correct

    Then your name, address and phone get checked everywhere they appear, because directories that disagree with each other make a business harder to trust and harder to rank. We look at which local competitors are showing up instead of you, and where the openings are.

  3. Maintain

    Reviews run inside this work rather than beside it: asking for them, watching for them, and answering them. Then it becomes maintenance, which is the part most vendors skip. A listing is not a one-time fix, and what the map shows changes often enough that leaving it alone is a slow way to disappear.

SearchyFound is new. The experience is not.

13+ years
In SEO and digital marketing, full time.
Hundreds of clients
Local service businesses and national brands.
Ran the business
Payroll, clients and delivery, not only the SEO.
Director-level SEO leadership
At a national agency, and at several others.

What owners ask about this one.

I already claimed my Google Business Profile. Is there anything left to do?

Usually, yes. Claiming it is the first step, not the work. Categories, services, service area, hours and photos are where most listings are wrong or thin, and those are the fields that decide whether you show up for the searches that matter.

Do you handle reviews?

Yes. Reviews and reputation run inside this service rather than as a separate product — the systems for asking for them, monitoring them and responding to them.

What if I serve a whole region rather than one address?

Service area is one of the fields most often set wrong. It gets corrected to where you actually work, which matters both for what the map shows and for who sees you in it.

How quickly does the map change?

It depends on your market and where you are starting. Listing and profile corrections tend to be reflected sooner than broader ranking and content work moves. We will not give you a date we cannot honor, and we will never promise a position on the map.

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You enter your business name, your website if you have one, your service area and how to reach you. We do the rest.