Business profile, claimed and worked
Claim, category, service area, hours, photos and weekly posts. This is the maintenance that decides whether a merchant appears in the local pack at all.
Written the way it appears in the catalogue, in outcomes a shopkeeper recognises, not in the vocabulary of a media plan.
Claim, category, service area, hours, photos and weekly posts. This is the maintenance that decides whether a merchant appears in the local pack at all.
A review request fires after a completed sale, not a bulk blast. Rating and volume move together, which is what the ranking actually rewards.
Built once per vertical on your platform and tuned per merchant, so a new clinic inherits nine years of what already ranks.
Calls, direction requests and clicks are attributed per location and reconciled against footfall in the POS.
Every location the merchant has, including the duplicates they did not know about.
Categories, hours, photos and structured data, in the first two weeks.
From completed transactions, on a cadence that does not look automated.
Not one national number, but the grid around each outlet.
No. A merchant with only a business profile can be worked from day one, and a location page can be hosted on your domain if they never build one.
Local pack movement is usually visible in six to ten weeks. Organic site rankings take a quarter. We say so up front rather than promising week one.
Handled as a group, with per-outlet reporting and one bulk-edit surface for the head office.